Things to see and do Central

After being a farm for more than a century, Bass Lake Park was transformed into an incredible recreation park. Located just west of Orillia and close to the historic region of Huronia, this place is ideal for water activities and hiking.

South River is a village on Highway 11, about half an hour south of North Bay and 2.5 hours north of Toronto. With a permanent population of around 1,100, almost doubling in summer, South River is the gateway to canoeing in Algonquin Park, and boasts the second-busiest access to the park after Highway 60. The village is home to two provincial parks: Algonquin, 20 kilometers to the east, and Mikisew, 12 kilometers to the west. South River offers a wide variety of facilities for the whole family, including a skating rink with year-round ice, curling clubs, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, a library, a daycare center, a Royal Canadian Legion, a women's resource center and a seniors' home. South River is also home to Ontario's premier sports camp, Hockey Opportunity Camp, the renowned Bear Chair Co., Swift Canoes and Kayaks and the South River Brewing Company.

Sudbury lived for a long time with the heavy reputation of lunar city, the pollution that ravaged its vegetation. That is not the case now. Since the construction in 1972 of the supercheminée, the highest in the world with its 381 m, and the plan for soil rehabilitation in place since 1978, the green has taken over the top. To celebrate trees and the environment, a trail network reveals a renewed Sudbury. Ramsey Lake walks over 2 km North American lake to be within a City's boundaries. At some strategic points of Oak Forest and Blueberry Hill dénivelées tracks, the eyes suddenly embrace the entire region that Ramsey Lake is drowning.