Lake of the Woods Vacation Area Guide

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Kenora Attractions

Beauty Bay Golf Course

Beauty Bay Golf Course

18 hole golf course overlooking Black Sturgeon Lake. Essex Road 1-807-548-4777

Community Foundation Loonie Bear

Community Foundation Loonie Bear

Hey kids and parents too! Feed Kenora’s Loonie Bear on our beautiful harbourfront and help support local charities. For more information, contact the Kenora and Lake of the Woods Regional Community Foundation at 1-807-467-4427.

Harbourfront Entertainment

Harbourfront Entertainment

Take in an outdoor concert on Kenora’s Harbourfront – Thursday evenings July & August.

Heritage Townscape Murals

Heritage Townscape Murals

21 unique murals can be found in Kenora. Focus of murals include: history, culture and recreation.

Hiking Trails

Hiking Trails

Kenora offers a variety of walking trails – Amik Trail, Vernon Nature Trails, Mount Evergreen, Rushing River, Mink Bay, Rabbit Lake. Brochures available at Kenora Tourism Information Centre 1-800-535-4549.

Husky the Muskie

Husky the Muskie

Kenora’s 40 foot muskie located on the harbourfront.

Kenora Golf and Country Club

Kenora Golf and Country Club

18 hole golf course overlooking Lake of the Woods Golf Course Road 1-807-468-7995 Call for green fee specials, club events and tournaments.

Lake of the Woods Museum

Lake of the Woods Museum

View over 15,000 early settler remnants and aboriginal artifacts. One of the best museums in Northwestern Ontario.

Lake of the Woods Railroad Museum

Lake of the Woods Railroad Museum

Caboose and Diesel locomotive museum with railway artifacts and memorabilia.

Mather Walls House

Mather Walls House

A unique historic house depicting turn of the century furniture and décor from the days of the sawmills and flour mills of the Lake of the Woods.

Native Pictographs

Native Pictographs

5000 year old rock pictographs made of berry juice and sap can be viewed by boat on the Lake of the Woods.