Batchawana Bay Provincial Park is one of those places along Highway 17 North that quietly wins you over. It doesn’t have the towering cliffs of Old Woman Bay or the roaring drama of the Sand River—its magic is gentler, warmer, and unmistakably Algoma. The moment you step onto the long, sandy shoreline, it feels like […]
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There’s something quietly magnetic about Harmony Beach, tucked along the eastern shores of Lake Superior in the Goulais River area. Unlike busier provincial parks or crowded tourist spots, this stretch of sand feels like a secret the lake itself is keeping—a long ribbon of shoreline where forest meets water and the horizon stretches endlessly. Getting
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Just off Highway 17 on the eastern shore of Lake Superior, the broad sweep of Old Woman Bay unfolds like a quiet stage: a wide sandy beach, the deep blue curves of the lake, and cliffs that soar some 200 metres above the water. On the shore’s southern edge, one of the granite ridges carries
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There’s a calm at Katherine Cove that feels older than the trails leading there. You step from the pines and suddenly the world opens — a sweep of white sand, granite ledges polished by a thousand winters, and the endless breath of Lake Superior rolling in. Katherine Cove, tucked along Highway 17 inside Lake Superior
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