Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park
Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park located 19 miles (30.8 kms) west of Thunder Bay, in Ontario’s Superior Country Region was originally established as of 1955 and is known for being the “Niagara of the North” due to it’s 40 metre high waterfalls. Kakabeka Falls is the second largest waterfalls in Ontario and travelers from all over […]
Sleeping Giant Provincial Park
Sleeping Giant Provincial Park is located 20 miles (45 km) east of Thunder Bay to Pass Lake. From there, it is a pleasant half hour drive to the campground. Day use and interior camping at 40 backcountry sites are available year-round. Park permits are required for all use types including day use, camping and backcountry. […]
Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park
Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park located in Dorion in Ontario’s Superior Country region was originated as of 1972 and is known for it’s 150-metre wide gorge. Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park is on the northern shores of Lake Superior along highway 17. Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park features a trail and boardwalk that connects two lookout platforms to […]
Ruby Lake Provincial Park
Ruby Lake Provincial Park located in Ontario’s Superior Country Region and is known for its stunning views off Ruby Lake and beyond that Lake Superior. Ruby Lake Provincial Park is on the north shores of Lake Superior along Highway 17. Ruby Lake Provincial Park features a great hiking trail and fishing and is only approximately […]
Chigamiwinigum Falls
Chigamiwinigum Falls is located with Pukaskwa National Park in Ontario’s Superior Country. The falls rush below the park’s White River Suspension Bridge. It is the last set of rapids before the river meets with Lake Superior. The name Chigamiwinigum is Ojibway for “first portage from the lake”. The cascades run for 0.43 miles (700 m) […]
Mink Creek Falls
Mink Creek Falls is located 17.4 miles (28 km) west of Marathon in Ontario’s Superior Country. This waterfalls is pretty easy to find though can be easily missed due to lack of signage. The trail is about 0.31 miles (1/2 km) west of where Mink Creek crosses Highway 17. It is a short five minute […]
Cascade Falls
Cascade Falls is located in Pukaskwa National Park in Ontario’s Superior Country. This unique and remote waterfall is right at the mouth of Cascade River and rushes over a sheer cliff into Lake Superior. The falls can be accessed by chartering a boat or by paddling the Coastal Paddling Route launching from Hattie Cove. The […]
Middle Falls of the Pigeon River
Middle Falls of the Pigeon River is located in Neebing at Pigeon River Provincial Park in Ontario’s Superior Country. It can also be reached from Grand Portage State Park in Minnesota’s Cook County. Middle Falls is upstream from the highly visited High Falls. The falls is approximately 20 feet (6 m) high and can become […]
Alexander Falls Dam
Alexander Falls Dam is located about 9.9 miles (16 km) northwest of Nipigon in Ontario’s Superior Country. A short trail leads to a viewing platform directly across the Nipigon River from falls, dam and the Alexander Generating Station Powerhouse. The Generating Station produces enough electricity to power approximately 60,000 homes annually. There is a boat […]
Kama Falls
Kama Falls is located 15.5 miles (25 km) east of Nipigon along Highway 17 in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a little known waterfall tucked away in the forest not far from the highway. To find this waterfall, head to the Kama Cliffs trailhead and just a short distance west of the trail you will […]
Rainbow Falls
Difficulty: Moderate/Hard (due to stairs) Rainbow Falls is located east of Rossport in Ontario’s Superior Country. These cascading falls flow through the Whitesand Lake location of Rainbow Falls Provincial Park. A series of stairs lead you along the falls and is just a small portion of the 32.3 mile (52 km) Casque Isle Trail though […]
Kakabeka Falls
Kakabeka Falls is located in Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park 18.6 miles (30 km) west of Thunder Bay in Ontario’s Superior Country. This waterfall is often referred to as the “Niagara of the North” as it is the second largest waterfall in Ontario to Niagara Falls. With an astonishing 130 foot (39.6 m) drop in the […]
