At the end of Frenchman's Rock Road is Oscar's Bay Beach Park. The park offers access to day-use facilities, including a beach, playground, walking trails, shelter, grill, picnic tables, and restrooms.

The Current River Greenway if one of the largest parks in Thunder Bay and offers a large variety of recreational choices. The park includes Skate Park, children’s playground, soccer fields, 5 baseball diamonds, a football field, and tennis courts. There are also paved walking trails and is home to the Current River Community Center.

Mt McKay Scenic Lookout is a Thunder Bay classic! It’s a must-do hike for visitors and Thunder Bay locals alike; drive to the lookout after passing through the toll gate, and park in the gravel parking area on the left before the paved parking lot area begins. The trail to the top starts in this gravel area. Follow the trail around the base of the south face of Mt. McKay. The trail will turn right and take you up the mountain's eastern face. The views of Lake Superior and the city are amazing and cannot be matched. Follow the trail that takes you around the top and return the way you went up. Round-trip: 2 km Difficulty: Moderate

Lappe Nordic Ski Club is a family-friendly, volunteer-based ski club focused on recreation, fitness, skill development, and racing. We offer programs for all levels, from the 4+ Bunny to the 50+ Master. Lappe Nordic Ski Club has a program for you whether you are a novice, an intermediate, or a racing skier.

Boulevard Lake features a paved 3.2 mile (5.3 km) loop trail that trails around the perimeter of the beautiful lake providing exceptional scenic views. The Lake is in the middle of 650 acres of park area that includes an 18 hole disc golf course, beaches, concession area, mini-putt, paddleboat and canoe rentals, playground equipment, picnic areas and restrooms Leashed dogs allowed.

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 Sunset Trail Riders was established by a number of dedicated snowmobiling enthusiasts in the late 1980s. A few years later, the STR joined up with the Provincial club, The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs. The Sunset Trail Riders groom over 500 kms of trails in the Kenora region and towards the Ontario/Manitoba border.

Tunnel Island Trail (Wass’say’Gaa’Boo) is located at a traditional gathering place with 8000 years of history. The trail offers a lesson in history, great scenery, and a chance to see local wildlife. Walk along the Winnipeg River and take a look at the Norman Dam. The trail is pet-friendly and the dogs are sure to enjoy a dip in the lake to cool off. There are many trails and loops to choose from. You can hike these trails year-round, but be aware that in the winter there are some slippery slopes. Terrain is moderate to high.

Kay-Nah-Chi-Wah-Nung Historical Centre is one of the most significant centres of early dwelling and ceremonial burial in North America. Visitors will enjoy galleries and exhibits, which display different points of the last 10,000 years of aboriginal history, a 3-km walk along Rainy River, a teepee camp and village reconstructions. The centre also features a gift shop and restaurant. Kay-Nah-Chi-Wah-Nung Historical Centre is located 55 kilometers west of Fort Frances, Ontario. It is just south of Highway 11 between Stratton and Barwick. It is owned and operated by the Rainy River First Nations.

The Bowman Electric Keewatin Memorial Arena features a year-round ice rink, with access to a public boat launch and docking. The facility offers summer ice programs as well as a variety of hockey tournaments and winter skating programs. Nearby you can find access to a skateboard park, tennis courts, baseball diamonds and walking trails.