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ELLIOT LAKE
Come and play in Elliot Lake! We are an experienceseekers paradise with activities to suit all ages and
capabilities.
Nestled in the idyllic wilderness of Northern Ontario,
the city boasts acres of land and thousands of lakes,
meaning recreational opportunities are endless. Elliot
Lake is home to amazing canoe and hiking routes,
cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing, and much more.
If your walking preference is a bit less hardcore, the
city boasts several low-impact trails. For those who
love to swim or play in the sand, there are 2 amazing
beaches with summer lifeguard monitoring. The scenic
backdrop for these activities and the array of wildlife is a
photographer’s dream, so pack your camera.
For the golfer, Stone Ridge is a championship 18-hole
golf course complete with a driving range, pro shop and
top-notch dining. When the grass turns to snow, Mount
Dufour features 7 runs, a 320-foot vertical, 2 lifts and a
terrain park. And it’s right in town! For the hunter and
angler, Elliot Lake is a paradise. Vast crown land and free
boat launches on multiple lakes make getting into the
woods or out on the boat simple and quick.
Your Elliot Lake adventures will never take you too far
from City amenities. Numerous restaurants, shopping
options and services are close at hand. Visitors will find
accommodations including a hotel, lodges, B&Bs and
campgrounds suiting all budgets and preferences.
Looking to get out on your ATV or snowmobile? The
“great outdoors” surrounding Elliot Lake includes a large,
insured OFATV and OFSC trail network.
Elliot Lake is truly your year-round playground. For more
information, contact (705) 848-2287 ext. 2406 or online at
www.exploreelliotlake.com
Finding your next power sports adventure has never
been easier!
SPANISH
Spanish is a natural pit-stop for North Channel islandhoppers or a great place to stay for a while at our modern
full-service Marina with a laundromat, wireless internet,
clean showers, sauna and more. Spanish is an important
gateway to the North Channel, being a short hop to the
beautiful Benjamin Islands group and closer still to the
island-speckled waters of Whalesback and McBean
Channels. Spanish prides itself on being a convenient
beginning, middle or ending for visits to these popular
anchoring spots.
The Town of Spanish is much more than a place to
simply fuel up and run. Coupled with the Waterfront
Marina Complex, there are many local businesses in
the downtown core that can provide all the amenities
needed: boat and auto repair, restaurants (licenced and
unlicenced), groceries, hardware, liquor and beer store,
bank, post office, gift shop and more.
Medical and dental services are also available.
Near the marina are a bed and breakfast, a rollerblade
rink and a baseball field. For further information, contact
us at (705) 844-2300 or visit www.townofspanish.com
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