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Township in Ontario, Canada
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Manitouwadge is a township in Northern Ontario. It has about 2,000 inhabitants (2021).
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30-m-high falls. Hike may be steep for those with mobilty difficulties. From Manitouwadge, drive about 60 km on the Industrial Road, a crushed gravel road, then leave the main road and get on a rough two-track and go a further 5.4 km to the falls - a 4WD is required for this part. Take the first left, and then keep to the left. There is a sign at the first branch directing you towards High Falls.
Third week of July.
Cafe and bakery with sandwiches, wraps, subs, soup, sweet & savoury baking; also pizza. Occasionally a chip truck outside with poutine & burgers.
Pizza, wings, poutine, cheesecake, churros, donuts. Delivery available. Check their Facebook page to confirm specials and hours; they occasionally need to close on short notice.
Assorted comfort food classics. Daily specials posted to their Facebook page.
Bar with pool tables and patio.
Free continental breakfast, a fitness room and Wi-Fi. Rooms feature a microwave, a coffee maker, iron and mini fridge. Kitchenette suites also available.
Offers rooms, RV hookups, and camping.
By car
Manitouwadge is at the north end of Highway 614, 331 km (206 mi) east of Thunder Bay and 378 km (235 mi) north-west of Sault Ste. Marie.
By train
The nearest place with passenger rail service is Hillsport, a tiny hunting outpost some 60km away via gravel logging roads, and a flag stop for Via Rail's The Canadian.
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