Discover Things to Do in Huron Shores
Discover Things to Do in Huron Shores
Whether you’re visiting for an event or just exploring the area, there’s no shortage of things to do in Huron Shores. From river floats to eagle sightings, camping to cycling—our Municipality is full of ways to enjoy the outdoors, all year long.
Jump to what interests you most or scroll for the full list.
Trails | Camping | Fishing & Boating | Snowmobiling | Bird Watching | River Floating | Cycling | Horseback Riding | More Resources
Trails
Huron Shores has a growing network of trails maintained by local clubs and volunteers. Explore hiking, cycling, and snowmobile trails across the region.
👉 Visit our Trails page.
Camping
From rustic campsites to full-service resorts and cottages, you’ll find a range of options across Huron Shores.
👉 View our list of campgrounds and resorts
🧭 Explore the Huron Shores GeoTour (Geocaching)
Love a good treasure hunt? Our GeoTour invites you to explore Huron Shores in a whole new way
👉 Join the hunt!
Boating & Fishing
Launch onto Lake Huron from Beharriell Park or Emily Court, or explore smaller lakes and rivers with great fishing.
👉 See Parks & Boat Launches
Snowmobiling
Access over 600 km of groomed snowmobile trails from the staging area at the Iron Bridge Recreation Centre.
👉 See Algoma Sno-Plan Affiliation (OFSC Member)
Cross-Country Skiing & Snowshoeing
Enjoy peaceful winter trails through Kirkwood Forest or the Voyageur Trail – experience levels may vary depending on trail conditions.
👉 See Voyageur Trail System
Cycling
Huron Shores lies along the Lake Huron North Channel of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, with scenic road and path cycling routes.
🌐 www.waterfronttrail.org
Bird Watching
Catch a glimpse of bald eagles along the Mississagi River, especially during the fall salmon run. The Mississagi Delta Provincial Nature Reserve is a birdwatcher’s paradise.
River Floating
Relax and float down the Mississagi River—your choice of entry points lets you set the pace.
✅ Stay hydrated
✅ Secure your valuables
✅ Know your exit point
✅ Float safely
Horseback Riding
Trot along river sandbars or through forested trails. Our region offers horse-friendly routes perfect for a peaceful ride.
🛣️ Explore Even More
Don’t miss the Deer Trail Circle Route, a scenic drive through Algoma’s rugged beauty.
For more regional adventures, visit the Algoma Kinniwabi Tourism Association.
