Sea Lion Trail
Difficulty: Moderate The Sea Lion Trail is located near Pass Lake in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is 1.4 mile (0.5 km) point to point trail within Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. This trail branches off the Kabeyun Trail at Perry Bay, 0.3 miles (0.5 km) from the Kabeyun trailhead. The trail has a difficult access over […]
Burma Trail
Difficulty: Moderate Burma Trail is located near Pass Lake in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is 7 mile (11.4 km) point to point trail within Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. Great for bird watching and wildlife spotting, this trail between Marie Louise Lake Drive and Thunder Bay Lookout Road passes through stands of mature red and white […]
Ouimet Canyon Trail
Difficulty: Easy Ouimet Canyon Trail is located near Dorion in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a 0.6 mile (1 km) loop trail within Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park. The trail features panoramic views of a 492 foot (150 m) wide gorge and sheer cliffs that drop 328 feet (100 m) straight down to the canyon floor. […]
Hurkett Cove Trail
Difficulty: Easy Hurkett Cove Trail is located in Hurkett in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a (2 km) point to point trail within Hurkett Cove Conservation Area. This trail is a naturalist’s treasure! Over 180 different bird species have been observed at this site, coined the “Pelee of the North”. An easy, short walk with […]
Red Rock Mountain Trail
Difficulty: Hard Red Rock Mountain Trail is located in Red Rock in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a 3 mile (4.9 km) loop trail. Hike this scenic trail to enjoy spectacular panoramic vistas. This is a foot and bike path that runs along the crests and valleys of the Red Rock Mountain. This trail takes […]
Nipigon River Recreation Trail
Difficulty: Moderate Nipigon River Recreation Trail is located between Nipigon and Red Rock in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a (10.1 km) point to point trail that connects the townships of Red Rock and Nipigon. Experience the shoreline of the Nipigon River and along Nipigon Bay on Lake Superior, the world’s largest freshwater lake. Suitable […]
Deer Lake Mountain Trail
Difficulty: Hard Deer Lake Mountain Trail is located near Nipigon in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a 4.1 mile (6.6 km) loop trail that is accessed up Cameron Fall Road. This is a wilderness recreation trail. The wooded trail gradually climbs to the top of a cuesta and circles the perimeter with incredible views in […]
The Baldspot
Difficulty: Moderate The Baldspot is located in Nipigon in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a (2.8 km) out and back trail that features ridge top lookouts over the town and the Nipigon River. Once you reach the top of this trail you will find a bare open space amid the mountains foliage. Hence the name […]
Sawyer Bay Trail
Difficulty: Moderate Sawyer Bay Trail is located near Pass Lake in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a 3.7 mile (6 km) point to point trail within Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. The trail is an old abandoned logging road that leads to Sawyer Bay on Lake Superior at the base of the Sleeping Giant. Rolling hills […]
Centennial Park Loop Trail
Difficulty: Easy Centennial Park Loop Trail is located near Thunder Bay in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a 1.5 mile (2.4 km) loop trail within a portion of the 147 acres of Centennial Park. The trail begins at the park’s parking lot and follows along the shores of Current River and loops around and back. […]
Sifting Lake Trail
Difficulty: Moderate Sifting Lake Trail is located near Pass Lake in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is 2.2 mile (3.6 km) loop trail within Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. The trail is amid red and white pine trees until you reach the secluded shores of Sifting Lake. This is the only trail in the park where dogs […]
Centennial Park Red and Blue Trail
Difficulty: Moderate Centennial Park Red and Blue Trail is located in Thunder Bay in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a 6.5 mile (10.5 km) loop trail within a portion of the 147 acres of Centennial Park. The trail begins at the park’s parking lot and follows along the shores of Current River, through the park […]
