Located in Northern Ontario, Algoma Country is a spectacular four-season destination bordered by Lakes Superior and Huron. With old-growth forests, endless waterways, and vibrant communities, it's a place meant to be explored.
As fall sweeps across the landscape, nature unveils a masterpiece of fiery reds, blazing oranges, and sun-kissed yellows that stretch as far as the eye can see. The vibrant tapestry of fall paints the perfect backdrop for unforgettable journeys, whether you're cruising the open road by car or revving up your motorcycle. Every twist and turn promises a thrilling adventure. For those with a taste for the wild, the hunt is on—moose, black bears, and wildfowl are waiting to be discovered in this breathtaking, untamed paradise.
From remote wilderness adventures to the charm of local towns and cities, Algoma offers attractions, accommodations, and warm Northern hospitality that make every visit memorable.
Start planning your fall trip today — Algoma Country is That Real!

Ice fishing is an experience you can build a vacation around! From snowmobiling to a remote lake or driving into a four-season resort. Exceptional fishing combined with the peacefulness of the wintery landscape will make for plenty of fish tales told around the hot stove.
Many of Algoma’s operators are open year-round, offering the comforts of a cozy winter cabin complete with a self-catering kitchen and ambient fireplace or stove. Some offer ice huts, while others may have amenities like saunas or outdoor hot tubs.
This is an activity everyone can enjoy in peaceful solitude, or with family and friends. Within minutes of regional cities and towns, you can access lakes filled with trout, walleye and northern pike, or participate in annual ice fishing derbies.
Anglers can be assured of an experience like no other. The moment the ice auger cuts through the thick layers of ice and drops the line. Then take some time to relax and enjoy a hot meal inside an ice hut.

Are you a die-hard sledder looking for an amazing place to ride? Algoma Country has an incredible trail network for snowmobiling. The trails allow serious riders to turn big numbers on their odometers while witnessing the beautiful backcountry of this rugged part of Ontario.
Whichever path you choose, Algoma’s sled-friendly businesses and communities will welcome you with warm Northern hospitality, delicious food and drink, and awesome accommodations. Just pick what describes your riding style and let the journey begin! Visit Sled Algoma.

Algoma Country offers the true winter explorer a captivating backdrop for trekking the wilderness by ski and snowshoe. Visitors get a sense of what Canada’s great outdoors is all about. From scenic vistas and unexplored rock faces to old-growth forests and winter wildlife sightings, this stunning landscape illustrates what makes this region so special.
Downhill Skiing
With a 703-foot vertical drop at Searchmont Resort and short lift lines at Mount Dufour, the region offers diverse runs for all skill levels. Both hills feature full amenities, including rentals, lessons, and nearby accommodations.
Cross-Country Skiing
Experience premier Nordic skiing on well-groomed trails at Stokely Creek Lodge and the Hiawatha Highlands. These systems offer panoramic views of the Algoma Highlands and frozen waterfalls, all within easy reach of local towns.
Snowshoeing
Trek through old-growth forests and past quiet frozen lakes for a peaceful, soul-searching escape. This winter landscape is perfect for wildlife sightings and discovering picturesque panoramas across the rugged terrain.
Fat Biking
Cycling enthusiasts can transition to winter adventure on the popular trails of Whitefish Island, Hiawatha Highlands, or St. Joseph Island. Fat biking has become a "must-do" activity, repurposing the region's top mountain biking terrain for the snow.
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