Walking

Enjoy the walking trails of the Algoma Region of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Canada! Investigate the St. Marys waterfront using Sault Ste. Marie's boardwalk. Use the walking trails the nearby National Parks and Conservation Authroity Areas. Discover why we call Sault Ste. Marie "Naturally Gifted".

Areas

Hiawatha Highlands

Towering pines, rugged rocks, and sparkling creeks and waterfalls punctuate this incredible trail system. Cross Country ski trails are open for walking and hiking during the Summer Months. It's an escape from the city within the limits of town. More...

Sault Ste. Marie Waterfront

Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario lies along the historical St. Marys River and is one of Canada’s oldest European settlements. The 6-mile river links the 2 largest of the 5 Great Lakes, Superior and Huron. The waterfront is a scenic complement to the naturally gifted city, with its boardwalk, fishing jetties, and paved cycling trail, and has been incorporated into the city’s John Rowswell Hub trail system. More…

The Hub Trail

The John Rowswell Hub Trail, a 25-kilometre, non-motorized recreational system, circles the core of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. The Hub Trail’s core system was started in 2000, and completed in 2012. The next phase in its construction will include “spokes” to connect it to major shopping, educational, residential and workplace destinations. The Hub is easily accessed from Algoma’s Water Tower Inn & Suites. More...

St. Joseph Island

At Fort St. Joseph visitors can walk the "ruins" of the Fort that played a crucial role in the War of 1812. Motorized carts are available for those with walking difficulties. View lake and ocean boat traffic on the St. Marys River. Both Richards Landing and Hilton Beach waterfronts should also be explored by walking.