Nature Trails near Thunder Bay, Ontario
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Thunder Bay is Canada's Premier Outdoor City. Epic adventures meet culture and urban amenities in Northwest Ontario's largest city.
Found on the north shore of Lake Superior (the world's largest freshwater lake) and embraced by the Nor'Wester Mountain range, Thunder Bay is a vibrant community surrounded by natural wonders. The gateway to 500,000 square kilometres of Canadian wilderness with over 150,000 lakes and rivers, Thunder Bay and Northwest Ontario are the ultimate adventure playground.
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Cascades Conservation Area is a great choice for a quiet hike in the beautiful poplar and birch forest. The highlight for many people is the spectacular rapids along the Current River. Visitors have a choice of several walking trails, each offering a different...
A cascading waterfall, lush evergreen forest and thick moss undergrowth are some of the picturesque features found at Cedar Falls Conservation Area. A pleasant walk along a well-marked trail leads visitors to Cedar Creek and the falls. Fish for rainbow or speckled...
Hazelwood Lake is one of the closest inland lakes to the City of Thunder Bay. Located only 25 minutes from the City, this large, semi-wilderness area is perfect for full day family outings. Enjoy a refreshing swim at the beach, a relaxing evening of fishing and...
Hurkett Cove Conservation Area, located on Black Bay in the Township of Dorion, is a naturalist’s paradise. The area is excellent for botanizing, picnicking and photography. A pavilion with picnic tables and displays was built in 2001-02. In 2005, Andy Bezener...
KAKABEKA FALLS PROVINCIAL PARK TRAILS Boardwalk Trail – 750 metres, linear, easy, wheelchair accessible Easily accessible from the main parking lot, the boardwalks and pedestrian bridge provide spectacular views of the falls from viewing platforms on both sides...
Sparkling waters, a rugged landscape and tree-clad coasts are just some of the sights awaiting you at Little Trout Bay Conservation Area. The boat launch provides public access to Lake Superior south of the City of Thunder Bay. Little Trout Bay and the surrounding...
Mills Block Forest is a 284 hectare forest that offers a 4 km hiking trail. Walk across an active beaver dam and watch for wildlife in the rich mixed forest. Link to trail map: Click to access Mills_Block_landscape.pdf We would also direct you to read...
The shallow water and aquatic plants of Mission Island Marsh are essential for waterfowl and fish. Walk along the boardwalk for a closer look at the colourful aquatic vegetation and follow the self-guided Mission Marsh Learning Trails through the various ecosystems...
PIGEON RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK TRAILS Pigeon River has a number of hiking options for visitors. The Boardwalk, Finger Point and High Falls trails begin at the Ontario Travel Centre. The Middle Falls Walk, Lookout Trail and Logging Road Trail begin at the Middle Falls...
SILVER FALLS PROVINCIAL PARK TRAILS Silver Falls Trail – 10 km, difficult Silver Falls is one of the classic hiking trails in the Thunder Bay area and is maintained by the Thunder Bay Hiking Association. The trails follows the Kaministiquia river to a gorge of a set...