Cobalt Heritage Silver Trail

Escape to the shores of the majestic Lake Timiskaming, where peace and beauty await you just a few hours away from the big city. Built on a site used by the Algonquin people for over 1,000 years, Fort Témiscamingue-Obadjiwan was once an important trading post. During the 17th and 18th centuries, the fort played a strategic role in the ongoing struggle between the French and British for control of the fur trade in the Upper Ottawa and Hudson Bay basins. Take part in a culturally enriching experience in harmony with nature, at this historical meeting place where people traded goods.

Marten River Provincial Park, nestled in Marten River Temagami, Ontario, offers visitors a glimpse into a bygone era with its replica logging camp. Serving as the southern gateway to the Temagami area, the park caters to canoeists, boaters, hikers, and anglers alike. Strolling along the Transition Trail, guests can marvel at remnants of massive pines, including a 350-year-old White Pine. The park hosts a range of activities from logging contests to logger’s bean lunches, featuring fiddlers, chainsaw carvers, and musicians during Lumberjack Days. With three picturesque beaches, beach volleyball courts, and horseshoe pits, visitors can unwind and soak in the tranquility of the surroundings. Marten River Provincial Park promises a memorable experience for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Generated from the website content