Lake Superior’s 800-kilometer Canadian shore enchants with fiery sunsets, enchanting islands and open horizons. The beginner-friendly, half-day trip between Nipigon and Red Rock traces the biodiverse shoreline at the mouth of the Nipigon River. Make it a full day by hiking the shuttle on an eight-kilometer trail between the two towns.
Best season: Spring, summer and fall.
Highlights: An impressive gallery of Ojibwa pictographs at the Nipigon River mouth.
More Info: www.tctrail.ca/explore-the-trail/
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