5 ways a trip to Sault Ste. Marie could make this the best summer yet
The sun is out, the flowers are blooming, and another great summer is ahead. Sault Ste. Marie is once again topping the list of great Ontario destinations this year. There is so much to do in this action-packed summer city including a shiny new river boat, an incredible train adventure, world-class mountain biking, summer festivals, sandy beaches, great dining, and the list goes on. Here’s why visiting Sault Ste. Marie could make this the best summer yet.
From the Locks, Miss Marie passes under the International Bridge to the crystal clear waters of Lake Superior, eventually passing back through the Locks and returning to the downtown waterfront. The train runs from August 3 until October 15 and all ages are welcome. While it is a beautiful trip at any time, book later into the season to take advantage of the gorgeous fall foliage. For more information or to book your seats, visit the Agawa Canyon Tour Trains website.
To experience the Sault’s growing network of trails and have a good time doing it, check out the inaugural Salty Marie Trails Festival. The event will be held on July 29, 2023 and include mountain bike and trail running races for all ages, kids events, vendors, bike demos, local food and drink and more.
Discover endless summer vibes on some of the best beaches in Ontario Sault Ste. Marie has a remarkable coastline of exquisite sandy beaches, some of the best in Ontario and just a short drive from the City.
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