The Dryden Signature Trail is located on the Wabigoon River in Johnston Park. It follows a gravel pathway with some small, paved sections. Overall, the hike is easy terrain and includes a suspension bridge and some sections with stairs. This trail is ideal for exploring and sightseeing in the community; this trail also connects to other parks and rest areas equipped with sightseeing benches, washrooms and grass loans. The Dryden Signature Trail connects with other community trails, and the combined trails provide access to all four corners of the city.

The Dryden Regional Training and Cultural Center’s award-winning design allows for multiple uses to provide a venue for musical performances, plays, business/organization meetings, large group training/information sessions and so much more. The Center was designed with the community in mind, the state of the art, high-tech center offers an upscale, affordable, and attractive venue for any function!

Dryden Regional Health Centre is a 41-bed facility that supports the work of more than 300 staff, including physicians, nurses and volunteers. Visiting is restricted to two (2) visitors per patient. All children visiting must be accompanied by an adult and free of childhood diseases. Parking is available in the front lot of the hospital and in the lot across from the Dryden Area Family Health Team.

TThe Dryden Recreation Complex is a multi-purpose recreational facility which features an arena, pool with a waterslide, fitness centre, an indoor track as well as squash and racquetball courts. The Complex offers a variety of group exercise classes for all levels of fitness, scheduled hockey, skating sessions and public skating as well as a variety of other community-based athletic programming. The Complex also hosts a variety of Dryden's favourite events throughout the year, including Dryden's Annual Winter Festival and MooseFest.

Located in the Wilderness City, the Dryden Public Library is the community's living room and offers a comfortable, relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Hours: Sunday (Closed), Monday -Tuesday & Thursday- Friday (9:00pm - 6:00pm), Wednesday (9:00am - 7:00pm), Saturday (9:00am - 12:00pm, 1:00pm - 5:00pm)

The Dryden & District Museum serves as a vibrant hub for the promotion and preservation of the unique culture and rich history of the Dryden area. Visitors can explore a diverse array of artifacts and thematic exhibits that vividly illustrate the region's heritage. Guided tours lead guests through the intricacies of local history, providing engaging insights along the way. The museum is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring a wheelchair for visitor use and convenient elevator service to ensure everyone can fully enjoy the experience. Spanning two floors, the museum boasts four expansive galleries filled with over 10,000 artifacts. These include both permanent displays that highlight the area's storied past and rotating exhibits that offer fresh perspectives. Additionally, a well-equipped research library allows guests to delve deeper into the local history, making the Dryden & District Museum a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

Stop by the Dryden LCBO and browse their wide assortment of liquors, beer, and wine! The Dryden LCBO offers same-day pickup as well as a wheelchair-accessible facility. Store Hours: Sunday: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Monday - Thursday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Friday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM