The City of Timmins, nestled along the scenic Mattagami River, is situated on the Mattagami First Nation Traditional Territory in Northeastern Ontario, Canada.
Located in one of the richest mineral-producing areas in the Western Hemisphere, we are Ontario’s premier four-season destination—a must-visit for adventurous travellers from around the world who are in search of memorable experiences.
No matter what time of year you find yourself in the City with a Heart of Gold, you’ll be fascinated by its beauty, history, and small-city charm.
With over 500 lakes and rivers nearby, as well as Kettle Lakes and Ivanhoe Lake provincial parks, water sports such as boating, canoeing, and kayaking offer visitors a chance to experience our pristine Ontario wilderness. Modern marinas and boat launches provide access to some of our world-class fishing hotspots. Walleye, great northern pike, trout, smallmouth bass, and sturgeon found in our natural water reservoirs and the Mattagami River are all popular species that provide anglers with the action they crave.
Get up close and personal to the majestic Canadian moose and other animal species on your wildlife tour at the Cedar Meadows Resort and Spa, just ten minutes from the downtown core.
Golfers visiting Timmins can enjoy one of our many world-class courses at Spruce Needles, Hollinger, or Sandy Falls.
Visit downtown for a chance to explore local art galleries, the Timmins Museum National Exhibition Centre, the Downtown Timmins Urban Park, and the Timmins Summer Concert Series from Hollinger Park.
Timmins is known for its cold, dry winters. Exciting outdoor recreational opportunities include snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, downhill skiing, snowboarding, ice fishing, dog sledding, and even a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the boreal forest.
Some of the best cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in Ontario takes place at Porcupine Ski Runners, while downhill skiing and snowboarding are available at Mount Jamieson Resort. For snowmobilers, Timmins is a must-visit for its network of groomed, interconnecting trails.
We invite you to experience the City with a Heart of Gold. We've got history in the making—just come North to explore.
