Algoma District Nature Trails
Welcome to Algoma District!
Algoma District is located in Northern Ontario and is a place that has to be experienced! We border on two of the greatest of the Great Lakes, Superior and Huron, shorelines are our most southerly borders. Our inland geography with its old growth forests and countless rivers, lakes and streams means Algoma is home to astounding wildlife and fishing and hunting opportunities that will simply knock your socks off. Its landscapes will make you gasp. Its people will make you feel welcome. Our summer is a playground of fresh water, warm weather, clean air and tons of things to see and do. From a relaxing hike to a challenging expedition into the far reaches of our many provincial parks, you can truly relax or test your skills during an Algoma summer. Blue skies, clear water and clean, fresh air make for the best summer vacations.
Fall brings massive changes to Algoma District. All of our green turns into vibrant colours, as far as your eye can see. Fiery reds, brilliant oranges and yellows make the very best backdrop for touring whether by car or motorcycle. The hair on the back of your neck is sure to rise while on our coastline tours. Goose bumps are guaranteed.
Once the leaves fall from the trees, winter brings a playground of ice and snow! You can ride on uncrowded trails, downhill or cross country ski or simply snuggle up and enjoy the warmth of your accommodations. White is the colour of our winter and its deep, clean and plentiful!
After the snow melts, our landscapes wake up with new growth. Our fish are ready to take on any angler, cottages and lodges are prepared for your arrival. We are so ready for your arrival! Our cities and towns polish winter away. Algoma is THAT spectacular. But you truly have to experience us first hand. So, pull up a chair at mother nature’s table in Algoma, don’t settle for less than a real experience.
You will find some of the best hiking and nature trails in Ontario right here in Algoma.
For more information please visit: https://www.algomacountry.com/
BEAVER MOUNTAIN TRAIL
The view of the City of Elliot Lake from this trail is outstanding. The trail entrance is located on Milliken Mine Rd just across from the Sherriff Creek Sanctuary, where you can park. We would also direct you to read our DISCLAIMER and our TRAIL USERS CODE Region(s):...
BOOM CAMP TRAILS
Harbour Loop This Coastal Woodland area is the eastern most section of the Boom Camp site. The focus of the interpretation on this trail loop is significant timbering heritage and history of the area. The trail is 3.1KM, starting at the east pavilion and...Buttercup Trails
The Buttercup Trails are year round multiuse trails located at the end of Third Avenue just off the Ministry Road. The trails can be used for: Walking Cross country skiing Snowshoeing Snowmobiling The Buttercup Trails are voluntarily maintained. There are also three...Chippewa Falls
A nice little water fall (actually 2 of them) a short .5 km walk from Highway 17. Located on east side of Highway 17 approximately 55 km north of Sault Ste Marie. Turn off and park at the Chippewa Falls Rest Area. We would also direct you to read our DISCLAIMER and...DESBARATS/BRUCE MINES TRAIL
The Desbarats Section of the Voyageur Trail runs for 22 km through forests and farm lands in Plummer and Aberdeen Additional Townships. The trail includes wooded sections and on-road walking, with a side trail to Bruce Mines. Link to Voyageur Trail Association web...ECHO BAY TRAIL
This is a section of the Voyageur Trail. Link to Voyageur Trail Association web site with trails map for entire trail: Trail Map We would also direct you to read our DISCLAIMER and our TRAIL USERS CODE. Region(s): Algoma District Nearby towns and...FIRE TOWER LOOKOUT/LUNGBUSTER TRAIL
Trail starts at Fire Tower Lookout in Elliott Lake. It loops from and through the Mount Dufour Ski Hill, Westner Lake and the Fire Tower Lookout areas. There are spectacular views from lookout areas along the trail. We would also direct you to read our DISCLAIMER and...FORT CREEK CONSERVATION AREA TRAILS
The Fort Creek Conservation Area is owned by the Sault Ste. Marie Region Conservation Authority and was purchased to address flood control concerns experienced by businesses and residents living downstream. The Fort Creek Dam was constructed between 1968 and 1971 and...Fort St. Joseph Nature Trails
Four great nature trails wind through the forest surrounding Fort St. Joseph. The trails vary in length so whether you have 20 or 90 minutes, you’ll be able to explore the trail system, learning about Fort St. Joseph and its surroundings along the way. The Rains Point...