Eco-tourism

Eco Tourism explores our beautiful landscape by offering numerous outdoor activities. We respect the environment by keeping the land free of litter, use established trails while offering a learning experience and promote local communities and culture.

The activities offered in the area are: wildlife photography and viewing, butterfly and bird watching, fishing, reptiles and amphibian seeking, all in their native habitats. Hiking trails with scenic outlooks, geo caching, snow shoeing, tobogganing, cross country skiing and watching northern lights. Snow mobile, ATV, cycling, off road vehicles, canoeing, kayaking, horse back riding and historic tours.

Bird watching is a wonderful past time. Some species are very rare and you need to know which season they may be seen in. Ice fishing and summer fishing offer a great experience for all age groups. We have over sixty fish species and are blessed with numerous lakes, rivers and creeks. It’s an adventure to take groups out on spring sucker and carp fishing trips. The fall tours include trout spawning areas. Go looking for painted turtles and garter snakes. We have over fifty-five mammal species in this vast area. Wildlife photography and viewing are the most satisfying tours available to individuals and groups. All the above tours depend upon Mother Nature’s species to cooperate with us in order to see them. The ATV, snow mobile, horse back rides, cycling and off road vehicle tours offer individuals a challenge to travel unfamiliar areas and experience navigating over different types of terrain while seeing natures beauty. A few of the spots we visit are Lovers Leap, Pine River Escarpment and Kettle Hills. Hiking, snowshoeing, tobogganing, cross-country skiing, canoeing and kayaking are offered to individuals or groups. At night as we relax around a warm campfire you may experience the Northern Lights “Aurora Borealis”. The Northern Lights are much brighter and more common in winter showing their beautiful display of colourful dancing lights.