Take a trip to Okanagan Valley


Ontario - Sault Ste. Marie and the Algoma Region

Sault Ste. Marie's slogan brags that the citytower and a visual experience in an "Object
is naturally gifted and it is! The city isTheatre" which gives visitors a sense of
surrounded by a world recognized icon in theactually flying a bushplane.The Soo has many
Great Lakes with waters containing more thancitizens of Italian heritage and its many
sixty species of fish including lake trout,fine restaurants reflect that in their
walleye, pike, perch and more. Fly fishingcuisine. There are "shop till you drop"
in the rapids at the city's edge is popularmalls and the Casino Sault Ste. Marie to
for salmon, whitefish and rainbow trout withtest your luck. You can walk the mile long
catches made just in time for dinner.All thiswaterfront boardwalk and watch thousand foot
is happening under the International Bridge,ships lock through the world's busiest lock
which links Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario withsystem or see them up close aboard the Lock
its twin sister, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.Tours Canada Boat Cruise.There are many local
The cities share their name and the St. Marysfestivals and events such as the RotaryFest
River's beautiful waterfront; it lends anin July marking its 80th year in 2006; the
international flavor to both sides.Sault Ste.Algoma Fall Festival in October timed to
Marie is the "Gateway" to the scenic Algomaallow visitors to enjoy the magnificent fall
Region. Set along the shorelines of bothfoliage; and the Ontario Winter Carnival Bon
Lake Superior and Lake Huron, theSoo in January billed as the "Greatest Snow
opportunities for outdoor vacations areon Earth!" There is a Film Festival in
endless and world class. In the summer ofFebruary showcasing the best in
2003 this region was the host to theinternational, independent and Canadian
internationally famous Eco-Challenge, Northdocumentary films.Stopping at the center of
American Champioships. Many of thethe waterfront will find you in Roberta
components that made up the course are nowBondar Park, named after the city's most
accessible to the public and breathtakingfamous hometown citizen and Canada's first
kayaking, canoeing, hiking and mountainwoman astronaut, Dr. Roberta Bondar. This
biking are available.To really see thisarea was historically known as Bawating or
scenic wilderness, the unique ability to"meeting place" by the Algonquin Nation that
travel by train is a highlight when visitingsettled here.One of the city's newest
Sault St. Marie. The Agawa Canyon Tourfeatures is the Crimson Ridge 18 Hole
Train leaves daily from early June unitChampionship Golf Course. Waterfalls,
mid-October each year. This 228 mile roundcreeks, numerous elevation changes and mature
trip brings visitors beside lakes, overhardwood forests create spectacular views.
rivers and past waterfalls with a two-hourCrimson Ridge was named one of the best new
stopover in Canyon Park. Full service dininggolf courses in Ontario and named as two of
cars provide breakfast and lunch and domethe top ten signature holes in Canada.Nearby
cars are available with fully-narrated CDs tois the Searchmont Resort which is THE ski
enhance the experience.For those who like todestination of the entire area and offers
see the local arts and culture, there is muchfantastic downhill and cross-country skiing.
to consider. To begin there is the CanadianThere are 18 runs and 3 chairlifts, with a
Bushplane Center, which was voted the "Bestfull service main lodge and plenty of villas
Indoor Attraction" in Canada by Attractionsand chalets for accommodations. Both in the
Canada. This 25,000 square foot museumcity and the immediate region, there are
offers a look at the history of flight andhundreds of kilometers of cross country ski
fire fighting in Northern Ontario. Thetrails and thousands of kilometers of
exhibits include a flight simulator, a firesnowmobile trails.



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