Start your adventure at the very heart of the area – Perrault Falls itself! Located just off Highway 105 stop in at the trailhead opposite Nordic Point Lodge. From here park your car and follow the sound of the rushing water, a short walk will provide you with an excellent view of these mesmerizing falls while the more adventurous may want to follow the trail down along the waterfalls. Just be careful not to slip!

The Patricia was the fifth boat built by Ole Gustafson and Wilfred Wright. Riverboats ceased to operate after the summer of 1947 when Highway 105 became suitable for carrying heavy traffic. The old water route into Red Lake closed down, and all the boats were returned to Hudson. The Patricia was brought back from Hudson, and for the first two years of construction, all materials and building supplies were floated behind the tugboat from the dock at Little Canada and down the English River to Camping Lake. Years later, the abandoned boat was located and returned to the Ear Falls Museum by road. Scott Landis and Tony Cullen spent the summer of 1975 fully restoring the Patricia. The historic boat is now displayed as a landmark and symbol at the Ear Falls Waterfront Park.

Paterson Park is located downtown and features, park benches, the Ontario Historical Plaque detailing “The Capture of Fort William” and a beautiful fountain donated by the Paterson Family. The park also hosts the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony in November.

The Lookout Tower in Fort Frances is located on the shore of the beautiful Rainy River and offers scenic views of the river and surrounding areas for those brave enough to climb to the top. Reaching 100 feet tall, the tower was originally a radar and lookout tower before it was moved to the Sorting Gap Marina in 2009. The tower also features a close by play structure for children as well as ice cream at the marina.

The Sioux Lookout Outdoors Sport Complex is open to the public and offers baseball diamonds and tennis courts.

Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church invites you to be part of their community of grace and faith, active in Thunder Bay for the past 117 years. They seek to continue to be a place where people can grow in their understanding of God's forgiving love revealed through Jesus. Gathered in to worship, God's Spirit calls us out to share in word and action what it means to be people of God.