For history and culture enthusiasts, many attractions in the region allow you to step back a few centuries. Visit the ruins of Fort St. Joseph National Historic Site, once a remote British outpost, then walk the on-site nature trails. The Heritage Sawmill in Hearst, the Bruce Mines Museum, and the Timber Village Museum are just a few regional museums to explore the area’s contribution to Canada’s history. Follow the Sault Ste. Marie Hub Trail to the Sault Ste. Marie Canal Historic Site, once the world’s longest lock.

Visit major attractions like the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre, and the Sault Ste. Marie Museum, the Ermatinger•Clergue National Historic Site, and the Art Gallery of Algoma. The world’s largest Crown Game Preserve, one of the top 10 drives in Canada, the Fire Tower Lookout, and waterfalls. Learn about the productive life of insects at Entomica. Sault Ste. Marie’s newest attraction is the Miss Marie Lock Tours. Or hop aboard the famous Agawa Canyon Tour Train.

To learn about the land you’re visiting, book a cultural hike or paddle. This is the best way to gain further appreciation for the Indigenous culture of the area.

Take a trip to a local Farmers’ Market for fresh, locally grown produce, and handmade artisan products. Take part in art classes and workshops, live theatre and music festivals.

These are just some highlights of what’s waiting for you to see and do in Algoma.