When traveling the Lake Superior Circle Tour, you will travel through the United States and Canada which includes 3 states and one province. Many ask, “Where in the US does the Lake Superior Circle Tour go?” or “Where in Canada does the Lake Superior Circle Tour go?”
We want to make sure you have a full understanding of all the areas you will traveling through, which includes Ontario’s Superior Country.
Ontario’s Superior Country is situated in North/Western Ontario and is at the center of Canada and along the world’s largest freshwater lake – Lake Superior. Superior Country is known for world class wilderness adventure, fishing, hunting, engaging touring routes, natural beauty and friendly communities. Some notable attractions within Superior Country are the Sleeping Giant on Sibley Peninsula, Kakabeka Falls – the second largest waterfall in Ontario, the Nipigon River and Bridge– home to the world record Brook Trout, the Casque Isle Trail – a 33 mile (53 km) trail along the coast Lake Superior as well as many other fantastic things to see and do. Thunder Bay is the largest city in Superior Country with a population of 110, 172.
Ontario’s Superior Country has the international border crossing into Minnesota. On the Canadian side of the border is Pigeon River Provincial Park and on the American side is Grand Portage State Park. The parks are not only separated by the border but also by the Pigeon River. High Falls of the Pigeon River is a popular water fall to visit and can be seen on either side of the border.
When traveling through different regions one of the most common things that people enjoy in their automobile, RV, motorhome, or motorcycle is listening to local radio station. The radio stations that are in the region of the Lake Superior Circle Tour in Ontario’s Superior Country are;
New Year’s Day | Jan. 1 |
Family Day | Feb 17 |
Good Friday | 2 days before Easter |
Victoria Day | Last Monday in May |
Canada Day | Jul. 1 |
Labour Day | First Monday in Sep. |
Thanksgiving | 2nd Monday in Oct. |
Christmas Day | Dec. 25 |
Boxing Day | Dec. 26 |
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