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Municipality in Ontario, Canada
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Temagami is a municipality of 800 people (2016) in Northern Ontario, and a place of natural beauty. Old-growth pine stands provide a magnificent backdrop for a day's hike. Canoeing the calming waters can be just what you need to relax and get away from the pressures of city living.
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No longer in use as a railway station, the building has been restored to its original appearance. The waiting area, washrooms and mezzanine are open to the public free of charge during business hours.
This 100-foot-high tower is at the summit of Caribou Mountain, 400 feet above Temagami and 1300 feet above sea level.
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Camp here, or use the park as a base for canoeing in the area. The park is open Victoria Day weekend to Labour Day.
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Motel units, suites, and one cabin. The suites and cabin are available by weekly bookings only during the summer months.
The town is small enough that you can walk anywhere reasonably quickly.
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