Summer
Winter
Summer Activities
With hundreds of thousands of lakes, vast tracts of boreal forest and a rugged Canadian Shield landscape, Northern Ontario was made for outdoor travel.
Winter Activities
Blessed with excellent conditions, Northwest Ontario is fast becoming a mecca for a variety of winter adventures. From world-class ice climbling to dog sledding, autosport ice-racing and winter snowkiting, hard-core adventurers come for some of Canada’s best experiences!
Festivals & Events
Whether you’re after that next exhilarating sporting adventure, a taste of local culture, or just an entertaining trip for the whole family, Northwest Ontario has you covered. We are host to a wide variety of things to see and do, so no two visits ever have to be the same!
Attractions
Provincial & National Parks
Home to some of the world’s most awe-inspiring protected parks, like Quetico, Woodland Caribou Park, Wabikimi, Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area and the mighty Sleeping Giant, few places can boast the magnificent scenery and unspoiled wilderness on offer in Northwest Ontario. Hike, kayak, cycle or camp – however you choose to experience Ontario’s beautiful Parks, one thing you can always count on is an adventure you’ll never forget.
List of Communities
Whatever brings you to our region, you’ll find the resources and opportunities in Northwest Ontario’s broad collection of cities and townships to make sure your visit is a memorable one!
Packages
Places to Eat
Visitors to the region regard the culinary experience as one of the most important memories they take home with them. They can indulge in a variety of dining pleasures throughout Northwest Ontario.
Places To Stay
Northwest Ontario offers a wide array of great places to stay from national chain hotels, cozy road-side motels, quaint B&B’s, rustic cottages, youth hostels or campgrounds. Search by location and accommodation type to find your perfect place to stay.
Top Places to See
With so many exciting vacation ideas and options available, deciding where to start is one of the hardest things about visiting Northwest Ontario! Here you’ll find a few fantastic must-see attractions that make great starting points for any adventure.
Visitor Information
Summer Interactive Map
Winter Interactive Map
Tour the Hallet which was once the largest and most powerful boat on Rainy Lake and region a spectacular view of the region from the 100 foot tower lookout tower.
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