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Northern Ontario's first full-time casino features a 35,000 sq ft (3,252 m²) gaming floor, 450 slot machines, 21 gaming tables and a 100-seat restaurant and bar. By law, you must be 19 years of age or older to enter.
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It is a very popular scenic one-day rail excursion to Agawa Canyon Park, 114 railway miles north of Sault Ste Marie. There is a two-hour stopover at the canyon where there are hiking trails and a railway museum. The train has dining cars, dome cars, and regular coach cars. The journey to and from the park takes about 4 hours. Trains depart Sault Ste. Marie at 8AM and return at 6PM, making the entire experience about a 10-hour excursion. There is a three-hour stopover at the canyon where there are hiking trails, a canteen, railway museum, and children's play area. Travellers can bring their own food, or place a pre-order for meals when they book their tickets. Snacks and beverages can be bought on the train, but be sure to bring your credit or debit, as cash isn't accepted on the train. The most popular times are in September and October when the fall colours are at their pea. Train has dining cars and dome cars in addition to regular coach cars. The train cars have big windows, comfortable seating, flat screen monitors with front of locomotive camera, and GPS-guided narration in five languages (English, French, German, Japanese, and Mandarin).
This canal once had the longest lock in the world and was the first one powered by electricity. It was built to allow ships to bypass the rapids. Visitor Centre, gift shop, washrooms, parking, walking and biking trails. Fat Bikes available for hourly rental (from $10/hr). Full guided site tours available.
Named in honour of Canada's first female astronaut, Dr. Roberta Bondar. There is a statue of her. It is a waterfront event space for concerts and festivals.
Featuring local, national, and international artists, it holds a collection of over 4,000 works of art.
Museum of local history.