Kenora / Dryden / Sioux Lookout / Red Lake, Ontario, Canada
Attractions
Lake of the Woods Museum - Kenora,Ontario The Lake of the Woods Museum, one of the finest small museums in Canada, is located in the City of Kenora, Ontario, the gateway to Canada's west
MS Kenora Boat Cruise / Cultural Tours - Kenora,Ontario The Kenora area is sparsely populated and contains many of Ontario's 250,000 fresh water lakes. Lake of the Woods is is the second largest inland lake in Ontario and lies deep within the Canadian Shield, a land of water, rugged wilderness and wildlife
Aaron Provincial Park - Dryden,Ontario Sandy beaches, playgrounds and the clear, shallow waters of ancient Thunder Lake near Dryden make Aaron an ideal family stop for swimming, boating and fishing
Accommodation
Nature`s Inn - Balmertown ( Red Lake area ), Ontario Accommodations are minutes away to golfing, shopping, restaurants, a recreation complex, boat launching facilities on Red Lake with direct access to groomed snow machine trails in the winter and to one of the richest gold mines in North America
Portage Lodge - Kenora,Ontario A friendly, quiet resort on the north side of Lake of the Woods. A Northern Oasis right outside your door!
North Woods B&B - Kenora,Ontario Swimming at beautiful beach, cross country skiing, canoe, nature walks, fishing, snowmobiling, bird watching, golf and relaxing in the gardens. Close to Kenora shopping and the MS Kenora tour boat cru
Hubers Lodge - Dryden,Ontario Once you have fished our lakes and sampled our authentic European hospitality, you’ll just keep coming back for more. We are your first choice destination for trophy fishing and big game hunting.
Restaurants
Kuppers Bakery & Restaurant - Dryden, Ontario European Style Bakery and Restaurant Fully Licenced. Centrally Located in Downtown Dryden Halfway between Winnipeg & Thunder Bay
Hubers Lodge Restaurant - Dryden, Ontario No Customer will leave our establishment unsatisfied. Friendly service and delicious meals will make your dining experience extremely satisfying.
