Things about Kenora and area
City/town information
Kenora is a unique and beautiful city located on Lake of the Woods. It is located on the traditional land of the Ojibway and its past, present and future is intertwined with the many First Nations communities that surround it.
It is an amazing fishing and boating destination. Life around here centers on the water - both in summer and winter. There are many treasures to explore. This link to the City of Kenora website will take you through things you can find in the area.
https://www.kenora.ca/en/visit-play/see-and-do.aspx
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Kenora
Kenora is a unique and beautiful city located on Lake of the Woods. It is located on the traditional land of the Ojibway and its past, present and future is intertwined with the many First Nations communities that surround it.
It is an amazing fishing and boating destination. Life around here centers on the water - both in summer and winter. There are many treasures to explore. This link to the City of Kenora website will take you through things you can find in the area.
https://www.kenora.ca/en/visit-play/see-and-do.aspx
Walking / Hiking / Trails
City website link to local beach, trails and parks
https://www.kenora.ca/en/visit-play/beaches-trails-and-parks.aspx
Mink Bay
An easy to moderate walking trail with beautiful scenery, a 10 min drive from Waterbury.
This area is gathering place with 8,000 years of history. A place where relationship is affirmed, confirmed and maintained. Stunning views of the Winnipeg River and Norman Dam can be seen along the series of trails which make up Tunnel Island. The trail also includes several lookouts and points of interest along its path. Many wildlife such as eagles, pelicans, deer and fox can be seen along this trail. This land was gifted to the Common Ground partnership between the City of Kenora, Grand Council Treaty #3 and the communities of Wauzushk Onigum, Ochiichagwe'Babigo'lning and Obashkaandagaang. Please respect the heritage value of this sacred site, while enjoying the land.
Distance: 6 to 10 km
Terrain: moderate to high
Seasons: all seasons. Winter season there can be some slippery slopes, alternate winter trails are available and recommended.
Tunnel Island
This area is gathering place with 8,000 years of history. A place where relationship is affirmed, confirmed and maintained. Stunning views of the Winnipeg River and Norman Dam can be seen along the series of trails which make up Tunnel Island. The trail also includes several lookouts and points of interest along its path. Many wildlife such as eagles, pelicans, deer and fox can be seen along this trail. This land was gifted to the Common Ground partnership between the City of Kenora, Grand Council Treaty #3 and the communities of Wauzushk Onigum, Ochiichagwe'Babigo'lning and Obashkaandagaang. Please respect the heritage value of this sacred site, while enjoying the land.
Distance: 6 to 10 km
Terrain: moderate to high
Seasons: all seasons. Winter season there can be some slippery slopes, alternate winter trails are available and recommended.
https://www.ontariotrails.on.ca/trails/view/lookout-trail-2
These designated trails will acquaint you with the transition zone between the Boreal Forest Region, the St. Lawrence-Great Lake Forest Region and the Prairie Grasslands.
Distance: 5 km
Terrain: easy to moderate
Seasons: all seasons
Uses: hiking, cycling, skiing, snowshoeing
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Vernon Nature Area
McKenzie Portage Roadhttps://www.ontariotrails.on.ca/trails/view/lookout-trail-2
These designated trails will acquaint you with the transition zone between the Boreal Forest Region, the St. Lawrence-Great Lake Forest Region and the Prairie Grasslands.
Distance: 5 km
Terrain: easy to moderate
Seasons: all seasons
Uses: hiking, cycling, skiing, snowshoeing
Minaki
Looking for a day trip with beautiful scenery and rushing water?
Choose from four trails to see the area around Rushing River Provincial Park that take you to ponds, waterfalls, and through red pine and jack pine forests.
Terrain:
Lower Rapids Trail – 1.8 km – moderate
Pine Ridge Trail – 500 m – moderate
Beaver Pond Trails – 1.1 km – moderate
Granite Knoll Trail – 2.7 km – difficult
Seasons: all seasons
Uses: hiking, skiing
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Rushing River Provincial Park
Looking for a day trip with beautiful scenery and rushing water?
Choose from four trails to see the area around Rushing River Provincial Park that take you to ponds, waterfalls, and through red pine and jack pine forests.
Terrain:
Lower Rapids Trail – 1.8 km – moderate
Pine Ridge Trail – 500 m – moderate
Beaver Pond Trails – 1.1 km – moderate
Granite Knoll Trail – 2.7 km – difficult
Seasons: all seasons
Uses: hiking, skiing
Food scene
Plaza
125 Main St SAmazing Greek food!
Tipps für Reisende
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Wednesday is Farmer's Market Day
Town tends to be very busy on Wednesday during the summer months. The market runs from 9-2 and features all sorts of arts, crafts, food and information. Something for everyone.
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There are many unique stores, shops and restaurants.
Some of my favorites include:
Fragile Glass Studio
Abundance Home
Spirit Oak Tea
Sweet, Lake of the Woods Chocolate Shop
Plaza Restaurant (Greek)
Ristorante Pizzeria (Italian)