A One-Day Rail Adventure Into the Heart of the Canadian Wilderness

There are many ways to explore Northern Ontario. But one of the most unique (and fun) ways is certainly hopping aboard the fabled Agawa Canyon Tour Train.

This one-day rail excursion takes 114 miles north of Sault Ste. Marie into the heart of the Canadian wilderness — pristine lakes, rugged forests and granite rock formations unfold right outside your window. Many of these ancient landscapes inspired the works of Canada’s most celebrated artists, the Group of Seven.

The experience is enhanced with a GPS triggered tour narration available in English, French, German, Japanese and Mandarin, locomotive mounted cameras and flat screen monitors in all the coaches. A highlight of the tour is definitely the 90-minute stopover in Agawa Canyon Park.

For schedules, tickets and more, visit AgawaTrain.com

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There are many ways to explore Northern Ontario. But one of the most unique (and fun) ways is certainly hopping aboard the fabled Agawa Canyon Tour Train.

This one-day rail excursion takes 114 miles north of Sault Ste. Marie into the heart of the Canadian wilderness — pristine lakes, rugged forests and granite rock formations unfold right outside your window. Many of these ancient landscapes inspired the works of Canada’s most celebrated artists, the Group of Seven.

The experience is enhanced with a GPS triggered tour narration available in English, French, German, Japanese and Mandarin, locomotive mounted cameras and flat screen monitors in all the coaches. A highlight of the tour is definitely the 90-minute stopover in Agawa Canyon Park.

For schedules, tickets and more, visit AgawaTrain.com