Outdoors in Algoma

The wobbling and flashing action of a spoon requires a steady and fairly fast retrieve speed

Sitting on the border of two countries and two lakes, the Island is among the most diverse areas in the Algoma District

Visitors are amazed at the drastic changes Mother Nature is capable of, and wowed year after year by the picturesque environment

Robertson Cliffs is a challenging hike but worth the climb to view Goulais’ magnificent autumn colours

"We literally stopped the vehicle dead in its tracks because a young black bear was crossing the road!"

Some lead to waterfalls, some lead to breathtaking views of Lake Superior, and some lead to ancient sites

Hwy 101 is a pretty highway that travels around Wawa Lake, which was much bigger than I had imagined

That’s the fun of a road trip, you don’t have to plan much in advance; it’s fun to just go

Get on your bikes and ride! There are plenty of reasons why cyclists will love Algoma Country: scenic country roads, scenic waterfront views, roads that lead to attractions, great places to eat, or stop to get a pint.

Anglers from neighbouring states in Michigan and Ohio, as well as Ontarians from Southern Ontario are catching on to Algoma’s best kept secret.