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9 Facts to Know about the Agawa Canyon Tour Train

A full-day  wilderness train journey from Sault Ste. Marie to the Agawa Canyon is a signature Northern Ontario tourism experience—the train draws thousands of international visitors every year. In fact, this spectacular destination inspired some of Canada’s most famous landscape art: Over a century ago, Group of Seven artist J.E.H. MacDonald went so far as to describe the Agawa Canyon “the original site of the Garden of Eden.” 

The 150-metre-tall cliffs flanking the pristine Agawa River remain untouched since they were first documented by MacDonald and other painters so many years ago. You can still encounter the same rugged rocky spires, soaring pines and tumbling cascades aboard the Agawa Canyon Tour Train, which departs from a brand new train station in Sault Ste. Marie through the summer and fall months. The train runs daily from August 1 to October 10. Here’s an insider’s guide to making the most of the Agawa Canyon Tour Train , including how to book your tickets, the best times to go, and other local attractions to enhance your visit.

1. You Can  Book Tickets  for the Agawa Canyon Tour Train Online

The Agawa Canyon Tour Train website is your go-to spot for booking train tickets. Prices range from $67.50 for children ages 3 to 12 to $135 for teens and adults, with Infants under 2 riding for free (they must sit on an adult’s lap) and seniors’ tickets available for $100. Gift cards are also available.

2. Fall Colours is Prime Time to Take the Agawa Canyon Train

Starting mid-September, the hardwood forests of Algoma erupt in a sea of red and orange, offset by verdant evergreen trees, as autumn sets in. This is peak season for the Agawa Canyon Tour Train, so plan on booking early if you want to score tickets.

3. Skip the Crowds by Booking in Summer

There’s no question that fall in Algoma is astounding, but a summer’s day is almost just as nice—particularly when the cool winds of Lake Superior offer respite from the heat and lush foliage bathes the Agawa Canyon in myriad patterns of sunbeams and shade. Best of all, it’s far easier to book tickets for an Agawa Canyon train tour in August, sometimes even as late as the day before your wilderness rail adventure.

4. The Agawa Canyon Train Departs from Downtown Sault Ste. Marie

The Agawa Canyon Tour Train departs a newly built station at 99 Huron Street in Sault Ste. Marie’s historic Canal District, adjacent the Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site . Be sure to arrive at least 30 minutes before the 8 AM departure time. Free parking is available. The nearby Soo waterfront is the perfect place to explore the city before and after your journey. 

5. The Agawa Canyon Tour Train Is a Day-Long Adventure 

The scenic rail adventure is a day-long adventure. Your journey includes approximately four hours on the train to the Agawa Canyon; a 90-minute stop in Canyon Park for taking in the sights off the train; and a four-hour return to the station in Sault Ste. Marie. The tour train and Canyon Park are both wheelchair accessible; certified service animals are allowed. The train ride itself is restful, with comfortable seats and large windows to enjoy the view. Restrooms are available on board for your comfort. There’s something for every level of fitness during the stop in the canyon, including well-maintained trails, picnic tables and benches. Interpretive programming is delivered by wireless headsets in English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and Mandarin for the train portion of the journey. Wifi is not available on the train.

6. Have Lunch + Enjoy the Views: How to Make the Most of Your Time in the Canyon

The stop in the Agawa Canyon affords just enough time to hear the rustling maple leaves, smell the pines and lift your head to gaze up at the majestic rock walls. Easy trails lead to the gorgeous cascades of Black Beaver and Bridalveil falls, which vary in water levels throughout the year. More adventurous visitors can climb 300 stairs for aerial view of the Agawa River slicing through the canyon. Picnic facilities and restrooms are also available. There’s plenty of room to spread out and discover solitude in Canyon Park. 

7. It's Best to Pack Small + Light 

Small bags, personal-sized coolers and purses are allowed on the train—large luggage is not. Make sure you bring your own lunch to enjoy along the way or at one of the picnic spots in the canyon. (Water, juice, pop, Starbucks beverages, beer and snacks are available for purchase on the train.) The  Machine Shop offers boxed lunches (pre-order only), or contact Superior Home Bakery on Great Northern Road for hearty sandwiches on homemade bread and delectable baked goods. 

8. There Are Lots of Great Spots to Dine Before and After the Train

Arrive early to enjoy a homemade breakfast at the Blockhouse in the Agawa Canyon Tour Train Station. Afterward, the same venue offers locally brewed beers from Outspoken Brewery and pub-style food. The  Mill Steakhouse and Wine Bar provides upscale dining in a historic sandstone building. You can also check out Gliss , another popular restaurant in downtown Sault Ste. Marie.  

9. See Group of Seven Art inspired by these Landscapes + Explore the Soo

The impressive Group of Seven collection at the Art Gallery of Algoma adds context to the Agawa Canyon Tour Train experience—this is a must-do either before or after your journey! Looking for more wilderness adventure? Book an interpretive day hike with Forest the Canoe , a local outfitter, or a canoe or kayak outing with  Thrive Tours . A half-day at the  Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre is another great way to learn more about the Algoma wilderness with interactive displays and real-life exhibits of Canadian floatplanes. If you’re looking for beach time, check out the top beaches in Sault Ste. Marie. Check out more Group of Seven experiences in Sault Ste. Marie . 

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Unique Canadian experience: Stunning Agawa Canyon Train Tour

Ride the rails of the Agawa Canyon Train Tour through Northern Ontario’s pristine wilderness.

The Agawa Canyon train tour

It is one of Canada’s most scenic train trips. Starting in Saute Ste Marie, the route takes you 114 miles/183 kilometres to the Canadian Shield.

Along the way view forests, lakes, rivers, valleys, canyons and waterfalls. The Agawa Canyon train route is noted for its incredible burst of fall colours in the last few weeks of September and the first two weeks of October.

This breathtaking scenery inspired the famed Canadian Group of Seven artists, to develop their own unique Canadian style of painting not found anywhere else in the world. See a photo gallery of the spectacular scenery of the area.

Discover the inspiration found by Canada’s famous Group of Seven artists when you travel on the Agawa Canyon Train Route.  Photo Credit: Wendy Nordvik-Carr©

Agawa Canyon Train Route

The train descends 500 feet/152 metres over 10-miles/16-kilometres opening into Agawa Canyon. The canyon was formed and shaped by rock faults more than 1.2 billion years ago, and then by the glacier ice retreat about 10,000 years ago.

Agawa Canyon Park is found on the floor of the canyon. The train stops here for 1 1/2 hours. This time time allows you to wander along the trails to see the three waterfalls, climb more than 300 steps up to the viewpoint or just relax and enjoy a quiet picnic.

The onboard train commentary explains the history and notable scenic areas along the Agawa Canyon train route.

Agawa Canyon Trails

River trail.

The River Trail on the east side of the tracks heads to Bridal Veil Falls. This trail will take 30 minutes round trip or you can return along the Talus route to North and South Black Beaver Falls for an added 10 minutes to the walk.

Video: Stunning Bridal Veil Falls the Canyon Park

The talus trail.

The Talus Trail on the west side of the park leads to the viewing areas for North and South Black Beaver Falls. This will take 30 minutes round trip. Or continue further along the route to Bridal Veil Falls, which will make it a 40 minutes round trip. Some travellers will take the River Trail on the return trip.

Lookout Trail

The Lookout Trail climbs more than 300 steps, 250 feet/76 meres to the viewing platform. This route can take 40 minutes for a return trip from the topmost lookout point.

Video: North Black Beaver Falls

Video: south black beaver falls, the group of seven.

• Various members of Canada’s Group of Seven painted here from 1918 to 1923.

Group of Seven inspired by the unique Canadian landscape of Agawa Canyon. Photo Credit: Wendy Nordvik-Carr©

• Some of the Group of Seven members that painted in this area included Lawren Harris, A.Y. Jackson, Franz Johnston, J.E.H. MacDonald and Arthur Lismer.
• A few members of the Group of Seven rented a rail boxcar, outfitted to provide living quarters.
• The boxcar was unhooked in various areas along the Agawa Canyon train route, allowed the artists to remain close to their painting locations. This practice enabled them to concentrate on creating sketches for their soon-to-be world famous artwork.
• Group of Seven artists painted in the areas of Batchewana, Hebert and Agawa Station.

Unleash your inner artist on the Agawa Canyon Train Tour

On the return trip train back to Sault Ste. Marie, local watercolour artist Eileen Halfpenny provided a painting kit, encouragement and a postcard representing the artwork of one member of the Group of Seven.  We were inspired to create from the natural beauty of our surroundings. The art we produced may not have been gallery-worthy, but we sure shared a lot of laughs through the whole process.

This painting experience is not part of the Agawa Canyon Train Tour. Artist Eileen Halfpenny offers this service to groups for an additional charge.

Wendy Nordvik-Carr and Cat Lin , travel and food writers have fun learning to paint like famous Canadian painters, The Group of Seven.

• The granite bedrock in the Agawa Canyon train route is some of the oldest rock found in the world. The rock dates from almost 2.5  billion years ago.
• The glacier ice shield once covered this area about 10,000 years ago. During this time, the ice was up to one mile deep.
• The first rails of the Algoma Central Railway were laid in 1900, with plans to eventually run the railroad as far as Hudson’s Bay.
• In 1952, the Algoma Central Railway became the first Canadian railroad to switch from steam to diesel.
• Agawa Canyon Park opened in 1952.
• The dedicated Agawa Canyon train route started in 1972.

Plan Your Trip

• Use plenty of high quality bug spray or use a bug jacket during early summer. There are lots of biting mosquitoes and black flies.
• Wear comfortable, sturdy walking or hiking shoes.
• Pay attention to train activity when walking along the track and always keep and eye on the children in your group.
• Be mindful of the time. The train must leave on schedule. The stop can be cut short, depending on the movement of other trains using the same track.
• The Agawa Canyon Tour Train departs from the Sault Ste. Marie station at 8 am and returns at 6 pm. during the tour season.
• Ticket prices are: Adults, $100.88; Seniors, $91.15; Youth under 18, $54.87. Each ticket includes a $10 voucher that can be used to purchase food and non-alcoholic beverages onboard.
• Buy train tickets online . Reserve early to avoid disappointment during the peak season, if you want to experience the fall colours in the last few weeks in September and the first two weeks of October.
• The tour is available in six languages; English, French, German, Japanese, Korean and Mandarin.

Getting There

Use Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario as a base to explore the area. This adventure will take a full day with eight hours of train travel. More information about “The Soo” (as locals call it) can be found here.

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The Northern Ontario landscape you will traverse is supported by some of the oldest geology on earth, the Great Canadian Shield, and is home to unique flora and fauna. The rugged landscape remains to this day difficult to access, and this inspired the ingenuity of bush pilots who worked to preserve animal populations, reduce the harmful impacts of forest fires and map this great expanse. Delve into the history of bushplanes in Canada, forest fire management, geology, ecology and more with the knowledgeable guides of the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre and Entomica Insectarium. 

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You’ll even have a chance to get hands-on with some critters and bugs. 

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There are many words that can be used to describe Northern Ontario’s rugged beauty: awe-inspiring, astonishing and inspirational are just a few. There are just as many opportunities to experience and explore these incredible landscapes on a trip to Sault Ste. Marie. Climb aboard the one-day Agawa Canyon Tour Train for a Northern Ontario travel experience that will leave you breathless.

RIDING THE RAILS ON THE AGAWA TRAIN

Departing from the train depot (87 Huron St.) in downtown Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, this 114-mile excursion truly showcases the rugged beauty that is exclusive to the region. As you settle into your comfortable coach , you can feel the pace of life slow as the ride evokes a sense of simpler times while raising expectations of the journey that lies ahead. Traces of city life soon fade away as the Northern Ontario wilderness begins to unfold outside the large tinted windows.

WHAT YOU’LL SEE

The seemingly unending mixed forests of the Canadian Shield open up as you skirt the shores of northern lakes and rivers , cross towering trestles, and set eyes on the same rugged landscapes and majestic views that inspired the Group of Seven to create some of Canada’s most notable works of art.

As the Agawa train winds its way through this one-of-a-kind terrain, a GPS triggered commentary weaves the story of the region. You’ll learn about upcoming points of interest as well as some of the rich history of the Ojibway, fur traders, explorers and entrepreneurs that opened up this vast wilderness. And to enhance the scenery outside your window, locomotive-mounted cameras provide an engineer’s ‘eye-view’ via flat screen monitors installed throughout the coaches. Just when you thought you’d experienced it all, the train starts its descent into the canyon at mile 102. As the rail line hugs the top of the canyon wall, you’ll descend 500 feet over the next 10 miles to the floor of the Agawa Canyon. This stunning area was created more than 1.2 billion years ago by faulting and was widened and reshaped by the last ice age that retreated 10,000 years ago.

ARRIVING AT AGAWA CANYON PARK

As the Agawa train pulls to a stop at mile 114, you’ll have an hour and a half to experience the jewel of the tour – Agawa Canyon Park, which is only accessible by rail. There are plenty of picnic areas for those wishing to have lunch during the stopover or you may want to eat prior to arrival or after departure in order to have the most time to explore the park.

There are several trails and a lookout at Agawa Canyon Park. Climb 300 stairs and gravel paths for a panoramic view above the tracks on the Lookout Trail. Other nearby attractions include Black Beaver Falls and Bridal Veil Falls.

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Agawa Canyon Tour Train: Ultimate Guide to this Top Excursion

Sault Ste Marie – your gateway to Northern Ontario’s beauty. Whether you’re  road tripping in Ontario , exploring the Great Lakes, visiting friends or just looking for a change of scenery, you’ll find plenty of natural wonders here. It doesn’t take long to realize why the Group of Seven were so inspired by the area, especially with a trip on the Agawa Canyon Tour Train. This iconic full-day adventure is a must-do while exploring this naturally gifted area. Below you’ll find all the travel information you need to plan your trip to the Agawa Canyon.

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What is the Agawa Canyon?

The Agawa Canyon is located within the wonderous beauty of Algoma Country in Northern Ontario. It was created 1.2 billion years ago through the movement of the earth’s tectonic plates known as faulting . This movement of the Canadian Shield along with the fury of the Agawa River eroded the canyon into what we see today. For a frame of mind, the last layer of ice melted 10,000 years ago.

While it said the Agawa Canyon can be accessed by a hike, I would advise against this. Unless you’re with a local who knows the way or you’ve done trips like this before, it’s easy to become lost in the vast wilderness of Northern Ontario. The only real way to access the Agawa Canyon is by train.

Experiencing the Agawa Canyon Tour Train

Besides a not-to-be-missed excursion, the Agawa Canyon Tour Train is a day-long rail adventure that allows you to explore untouched areas of Canada’s wilderness. Hop on board as you head 183 km (114 miles) north of The Soo  to the Agawa Canyon Wilderness Park . You’ll admire the iconic landscapes that inspired some of the most compelling paintings from the Group of Seven. No wonder it’s one of the most popular train excursions in North America!

The Agawa Canyon Train Tour is operating for the 2022 season from August 1st until October 10th, leaving at 8:00 am every morning. Wave goodbye to Sault Ste Marie as you rumble past the old paper mill and under the iconic international bridge. During your journey, listen as you enjoy facts and historical tidbits about the area with the GPS triggered narration on board. It won’t be long until you’re out of cell service – a true sign of the rugged wilderness!

The views begin at mile 20 as you enjoy the sights of the Bellevue Valley. Here you’ll cross a 100ft high trestle, taking you across Lake Superior’s Goulais Bay. A few miles down the road you’ll have more beautiful views of the Goulais River along with a quick glimpse of Sault Ste Marie’s classic winter destination, the Searchmont Ski Resort.

Every 5-10 miles or so along the route you’ll be in awe of the gorgeous lakes and rivers that appear. Trout Lake at Mile 57 is definitely a picture-perfect sight as the train winds through the Canadian Shield. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for Mile 92 as the train crosses the Montreal River trestle. Offering amazing views in both directions, you’ll be able to see the train from end to end as it curves along the tracks. If you plan on stretching your legs inside the cabin, keep an eye on the markers outside. As soon as they hit Mile 100, head for your seat as you won’t want to miss what’s next.

At Mile 102, the train descends +500ft in 12 miles as it heads for the Agawa Canyon floor. Look to your left to see the incredible sweeping forests along with your first glimpse of Lake Superior since Mile 19. Feast your eyes on the Agawa River as it winds below, along with the beautiful Bridal Veil Falls on your right. In just a few moments your trip will be changing gears. I hope you relaxed on the train ride in because it’s time to kick things into high gear!

Exploring the Agawa Canyon

As soon as you can disembark – hit the ground running. Due to CN regulations, you have 90 minutes to explore everything within the canyon and every second counts! I’m not going to lie to you, it’s tough but possible to see it all. Ready for the challenge? Let’s GO!

Turn right and head straight for the Lookout Trail . This is the toughest of the trails and I’m a fan of getting the hard part over and done with first. While ascending 250ft above the canyon floor via 321 steps doesn’t sound like a lot of fun, I promise the views from the top are worth it. While your shutter finger will be trigger happy, take a moment to truly enjoy the view from behind your camera or cellphone. Catch your breath then head back down – we’ve still got more to see!

Right now you should have about 50-60 minutes left on the clock which will give you just enough time to tackle the rest of the canyon. Head back and follow the Talus Trail which will take you along the western side of the canyon’s base. Along the trail, you’ll find beautiful trees, babbling brooks and even a glimpse of the local wildlife if you’re lucky! Keep your eyes peeled for ruffed grouse, woodchucks and chipmunks as they scamper about in the shadows. Even on a hot day, the trail will be cool as it’s mainly shaded. You’ll be thankful for this as you speedwalk along the trail!

Cross the river and follow the signs for the North and South Black Beaver Falls . Depending on the time of year, the falls could be a raging current or even a slow trickle. As my visit to the Agawa Canyon had to be pushed a day due to the tracks being washed out, both North Black Beaver Falls and South were looking fantastic!

Now you should have about 30 minutes until your departure and just enough time to save the best for last – Bridal Veil Falls . At 225m tall, this breathtaking beauty will have you mesmerized! Finish off the Talus Trail and turn right, following the Agawa River. One of the biggest perks of leaving her for last? There’s a good chance you’ll have the view all to yourself. Score! Take your time and enjoy the sound of the water as it crashes into the river below. Don’t lose track of time though – you’ve got a train to catch!

Backtrack and follow the  River Trail until the second fork, then take a left. This will take you to a trail that runs parallel to the tracks (look both ways before crossing!) and will save you a bit of time as you head back to the train. If you hear the whistle blow, that’s your 10 minute warning so haul ass and hop on board! I don’t think I’ve been so excited to see a seat in my life. Soon the train will be in motion and it’s time to head back to Sault Ste Marie!

If the 4-hour train ride seemed a little long on the way in, chances are it’ll fly by on the way home as the train’s soothing motion lulls you to sleep. If the motion doesn’t do it then chances are the food baby you’ll get from grabbing a bite on the restaurant car will! It can be tough to fight the heavy eyes but I suggest a cup of coffee and enjoying the views one last time. Who knows when you’ll be back, right?!

Questions About the Agawa Tour Train Trip

Have I convinced you to hop on the Agawa Canyon Tour Train? If so, then I’m excited to help you plan your adventure! These are some of the frequently asked questions about the tour train. If your question is missing, please comment below and I’d be happy to update this post with an answer.

Can You Drive to the Agawa Canyon?

No, the Agawa Canyon is not accessible by car. The best you can do is drive to Sault Ste Marie where you can grab the train from the station off of Bay Street.

Where Does the Agawa Canyon Tour Train Leave From?

New for 2022, the Agawa Canyon Tour Train departs from the brand new Canal District Complex at 99 Huron Street in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. It’s also home to the Blockhouse Pub as well as The Outfitters and right next door to The Mill Steakhouse and the Boiler Room.

The Agawa Canyon Tour Train used to leave from the Station Mall across from the Quality Inn Hotel & Suites on Bay Street making it a preferred hotel option for the tour, however this is no longer the case. The Water Tower Inn and many of the other hotels offer tour train packages so you may want to think about booking a room there!

What Time Does the Agawa Canyon Tour Train Leave?

Be prepared for an early morning as the train leaves at 8:00 am sharp . I can’t stress this enough. Whether you arrive at 8:10 or 8:01 am, that train is leaving without you! I recommend getting there 15 minutes early to ensure you are there with plenty of time to spare. If you’re an early riser and get there by 7:15am, you can see the train arrive – perfect for locomotive enthusiasts. Whether you do this or not, just remember that if you are late, the train will not wait!

Where Does the Agawa Canyon Train Go?

This Sault Ste Marie train leaves from Huron Street near the historic canal and takes you into Northern Ontario. You’ll follow the rails as they take you past Searchmont and into the beautiful wilderness that inspired the Group of Seven. You’ll twist and turn past incredible landscapes as you pass through Montreal Falls, Hubert and many areas in between until you come upon the Agawa Canyon Park.

How Long Is the Agawa Canyon Train Ride?

This is a full-day excursion from Sault Ste Marie. It takes approximately 4 hours to get to the Agawa Canyon by train and you have about 1.5 hours to experience the park. Yes, we all wish we had more time there but due to rules and regulations, this is not the case. If anything, it just means you’ll have to plan another visit!

Is There Anywhere to Eat?

As the tour is a full-day excursion, you might be wondering what to do for breakfast and lunch. You are welcome to pack food or get take-out from one of the fine restaurants in Sault Ste Marie in advance to take with you. However, you must bring everything back to the city that you take with you to the Agawa Canyon. There are no garbage facilities out in the middle of the wilderness!

If you’re less prepared like I am and don’t have the time or the energy to plan ahead, not to worry. When you book your ticket, there is an Agawa Canyon Train food option to purchase a boxed lunch. If you forget to do so, the boxed lunches can be ordered here up to 24 hours before you depart. While there is a canteen on board, they only serve small snacks and beverages.

Are There Bathrooms in the Agawa Canyon?

You won’t find the typical flush toilets but yes, there are. The bathroom facilities run on a Clivus Multrum system which is environmentally friendly. They produce fertilizer which is actually used for the flowers in the park so do not throw garbage in them . There are also bathrooms on board the train for when nature calls!

Insider Tips for the Agawa Canyon Tour Train

Since I’ve had the privilege to experience this incredible Ontario adventure firsthand, here are my insider tips on how to make the most of your trip.

Arrive Early So You Have First Dibs on Seat Selection

This is key as you’ll want to sit on the right side, facing the hotels on Bay Street and away from the waterfront. The best views are on the right side (when facing the head of the train). Chances are you’ll be so excited you won’t be able to sleep so you’ll be catching the views on the way in. You’ll be zonked from the early morning in combination with exploring the Agawa Canyon Wilderness Park so don’t be surprised if you pass out on the way back to The Soo!

Even though the cars are assigned, you are still free to roam the train during the trip. For the best views during your adventure, coach 4 offers them on the way to the canyon while coach 1 offers them on the way back . You may be able to snag a seat in either of these if the train is not full, but I suggest asking before doing so.

Eat Your Meals on the Train

Whether you eat from the dining car or pack your own food, I suggest eating on the train. As you only have 90 minutes actually in the park, you’ll want to make each one count and explore as much as possible!

Bring Your Belongings With You in the Agawa Canyon Wilderness Park

While you are assigned a car on your ticket, seats themselves are not. Bring your belongings with when you disembark. The tour train staff turn the seats around while you’re exploring the park to prepare for departure, so belongings on the floor are in danger of being stepped on or broken. Add that to the fact that people love changing seats… your belongings are safest with you.

When is the Best Time to Take the Agawa Canyon Tour Train?

Autumn is the peak season for the Agawa Canyon Tour Train, meaning more people in the wilderness park. While it’s a trip of a lifetime with the fall foliage, consider taking this trip in the summer to avoid crowds. I don’t know about you but I prefer my nature with as few people as possible! My ideal time would be an Agawa Canyon snow train but alas, that has not been available for years now.

If you wish to visit with the fall foliage, typically the last two weeks of September and the first week of October are best for leaf-peeping. This is not guaranteed though and is dependent on the weather and seasonal trends. Agawa Canyon Train prices also vary by season so check their website for any discounts that may be available.

Any Tips for Saving Money on the Agawa Canyon Tour Train?

With autumn being peak season, it also means the Agawa Canyon Tour Train is more expensive. As of 2022, adult tickets for the train are $130 per person and increase to $150 per person in the peak season. Dates vary every year but peak season begins around the middle of September. For 2022, peak season begins on September 17th.

What to Do After the Agawa Canyon

While many visit Sault Ste Marie solely for the Agawa Canyon Tour Train experience, the city has plenty more to offer. It would be a sin not to spend a day or two exploring! Unsure of what to do? Here are a few suggestions:

• Learn about some of the city’s history. There are a number of fascinating museums and historical sites throughout the city. I highly recommend paying a visit to the Canadian Bushplane Museum as well as the Ermatinger Clergue Site.
• Watch boats as they bypass the St Mary’s Rapids via the Sault Ste Marie Canal National Historic Site.
• Get outside and take a walk! The Hub Trail takes you along the city’s waterfront and offers some spectacular views of the International Bridge as well as Sault Ste Marie, Michigan at sunset. If you’re looking for something a little more natural, you can head a little north of the city to Kinsmen Park in the Hiawatha Highlands.
• Enjoy a meal at some of the amazing restaurants in Sault Ste Marie . You don’t want to miss the incredible eats that await you at The Breakfast Pig. Grab a coffee and some of the best cheesecake of your life at Scott Coffee Co. The best burger I’ve ever sunk my teeth into can be found at Chummy’s Bar and Grill on the Bachewana First Nation Rankin Reserve. That’s just a few to start! Let’s just say if you leave Sault Ste Marie hungry… you did it wrong.

This quick summary will easily keep you busy for at least two or three days! Check out the map of Sault Ste Marie below for even more inspiration for things to do in the city.

Ready for this Northern Ontario Train Tour?

This adventure is something that everyone should experience at least once while exploring Ontario. Whether or not you come to Sault Ste Marie just for this Algoma train tour, the city has plenty more to offer. With great eateries, plenty of waterfalls and Lake Superior at its doorstep, I’d consider extending your stay to take advantage of the multi-night packages. Check out these hotels near the Agawa Canyon Tour Train.

Is the Agawa Canyon Tour Train on your Canada bucket list ? If you’re looking to plan your own trip, check out my 6-day Northern Ontario road trip itinerary for a taste of what the area has to offer.

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I’m Canadian, and I had never heard of this train before! It looks like an amazing journey – I’ll pass it on to my parents, who are always visiting Ontario.

Lindz author

It’s so incredible! I’d do it again in a heartbeat, though I think this time I’ll attempt an autumn adventure. It would be mesmerizing with all the colours!

Lindsay! This is amazing!! I’ve always wanted to do this train trip. Be honest, how fast were you hustling in those 90 minutes? haha.

I was hauling ass . Totally worth it though as I got to see everything!! I just ran like a mad woman between locations so I had time to enjoy them when I got there HAHA.

Janine Good

I love the Agawa Canyon Tour Train!! I had breakfast on the train and those pancakes were golden. I loved seeing where the Group of 7 painted a bunch of their signature pieces. The only thing we ran into was an influx of black flies! This experience is a must for anyone visiting Ontario 🙂

Argh for the black flies! I was thinking it’s be best to go in sprint to see all those lush green colours, but I HATE those bitey bastard flies! Maybe autumn is best after all! 😉

Beautiful photos! This journey looks amazing, I’ll definitely be looking into it next time I’m in Ontario! 🙂

It’s seriously awesome and I’m so glad I had the chance to experience it! I’d love to see it in the fall sometime too!

OMG, you keep adding to the list of things I need to do/see in Canada!!

Embarrassingly, I have never heard of Agawa Canyon Wilderness Park, but wowza! It is so green and lush and beautiful! Those waterfalls are stunning too. If I make it, I will totally follow your route – I always want to get to the highest points first…90 minutes is not long for an explore though. 🙁

Haha sorry no sorry about the ever-growing list!! It is unfortunate but it’s due to union laws as those conducting the train have a limit to the length they can work which cuts the visit short. As you can see though, it’s totally doable to see everything! You just gotta move your butt!

I’ve lived in Northern Ontario for almost 13 years, and I had no idea this train excursion existed. I have visited Awaga several times and it is such a beautiful area. I will have to remember this next time I am looking for a trip that is close to me.

I am thinking of going in early July. is that considered black fly time?

If you’re going early July this year then the bugs will probably still be bad as it’s been a very wet spring leading into summer. If you want to dodge the bugs, I highly recommend a later visit when the temperatures have had a chance to stay warm so that the bugs aren’t as bad. I hope that helps!

Wow. It’s amazong. Is this picture taken from Lookout Trail? I see houses there. Does that mean this place is accessible by car?

Hi Liam! Unfortunately the Agawa Canyon is not accessible by car. I have heard that there is the possibility of a trail but I have no idea where it is or where you would access it from. You would need local knowledge in order to access it and the area is very heavy for bear activity when the train isn’t around. I seriously wouldn’t recommend it so you’ll have to catch the train for these views!

Debbie Stegmier

Question: How difficult is the terrain in the canyon stop? Wondering if it is suitable for people who are not quite as agile as we were in our 30’s, 40’s and 50’s.

Hi Debbie! The terrain isn’t too difficult as the majority of the trails are gravel without too steep of an incline. As for the lookout, there is a staircase here with approximately 300 steps that will take you to those gorgeous views 🙂 I hope this helps!

does the train have any open air spots to take photos not through a window?

That’s a great question, Judy! During my experience, I was allowed access to one of the windows between the cars though I’m not sure if this is an option anymore. I would recommend asking as you’re boarding the train! 🙂

How is the first week of September for the tour? I see it’ll be cloudy and chance of rain, can I reschedule for the day after when the sun will be out?

Hi Irfan, the weather can change within days so it’s hard to say what the weather will be like! Your best bet is to contact the Agawa Canyon Tour Train directly to see what their policy is for rescheduling.

Can we drive up to Sault Saint Marie by car, book a hotel and take the train? Do we need to purchase the train tickets in advance? Or can we purchase the tickets when we book the hotel?

Hi Marina! You can book the tickets whenever – I do believe they need to be booked at least a day in advance but your best bet would be to contact the tour train itself to confirm 🙂

Thanks for the article. I have never done something like this before. Just curious as what the social norms are about how to sit with your spouse, when 4 seats face each other. If you sit next to your spouse, then you would be looking at a stranger and I worry about awkwardness and someone who talks non-stop, lol. Any advice is appreciates.

Hey Chad! That’s a great question – unfortunately I’m not sure I have many words of wisdom there, however you’ll often be looking out the window as opposed to who is in front of you so hopefully that help. As for the awkwardness, I’ll keep my fingers crossed you don’t sit with a chatty cathy haha!

We are booked for October. I am 71 and not sure I could the 300 steps. Are the very steep.

Hi Jean! From what I can recall, they aren’t much steeper than normal stairs though I know some infrastructure changes have occurred so this may have changed. If you’re able to make it, I definitely recommend the climb because the views are absolutely spectacular! However, you can always head right for the waterfalls as they’re on the same elevation as when the train arrives and they’re a spectacular sight 🙂 Hope this helps!

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Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron!

Day 1 – Home to Escanaba, MI  

Join us as we motor through the changing colors of the rolling hills of Wisconsin to Escanaba for the evening. Tonight enjoy an included dinner together!  

Included Meals: Dinner  

Hotel: Comfort Suites  

Day 2 – Escanaba to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario  

Discover the Upper Peninsula as we skirt along the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan & Lake Superior, and visit the second largest waterfall east of the Mississippi River, Tahquamenon Falls with its copper tint produced by natural minerals in the Tahquamenon River. Lunch will be served at a local pub within the park. We’ll arrive in Sault Ste. Marie where we’ll stay two nights. Adventure awaits as we enjoy a wonderful cruise through the famous Soo Locks!  

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner  

Hotel: Soo Locks Lodge & Suites (2 Nights)  

Day 3 – Sault Ste. Marie to Agawa Canyon via Train  

We’ll fuel up with breakfast at the hotel, preparing us for a full day scenic adventure. Behold splendid fall foliage as we rail through rugged wilderness and deep valleys and gorges, featuring rushing rivers and peaceful lakes on the classic Agawa Canyon Tour Train. Crossing towering trestles, as our train winds its way through this one-of-a-kind terrain, a GPS triggered commentary weaves the story of this stunning region. Lunch is on your own aboard the train. After descending 500 feet in the last 10 miles, we’ll reach the incredible floor of the Agawa Canyon, where we’ll stop in Agawa Canyon Park for some leisure time to hike the trails or relax amidst the incredible landscapes. Boarding the train for our journey back to Sault Ste. Marie, we can’t help but keep looking out the large windows! During dinner we’ll enjoy talking about our spectacular day with our new travel friends!  

Included Meals: Breakfast, Dinner  

Day 4 – Sault Ste. Marie to Mackinaw City, MI  

Cross the Mighty Mac five-mile bridge that links the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan, then ferry over to Historic Mackinac Island. A horse and buggy carriage awaits to carry us around to all the sights and a charming tour of the island. Mackinac Island has seemingly remained untouched–as it was when the first European settlers came there about three centuries ago. No motorized vehicles are allowed on the island; transportation is limited to horse, carriage, bike, or foot! Join us for a spectacular luncheon buffet at the famous Grand Hotel. The remainder of the afternoon will be at your leisure to enjoy the surrounding activities, shops, and scenery. Some may want to rent a bicycle. Then we ferry back to Mackinaw City where we’ll settle into our hotel, perfectly situated on the shores of Lake Huron. This evening you may wish to stroll the beach or take in the water’s sounds from the private balcony of your lakefront room!  

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch  

Hotel: Hamilton Inn Select Beachfront (Lakefront Rooms!)  

Day 5 – Mackinaw City to Ludington, MI  

Breakfast will be served at the hotel before we motor along the beautiful shores of the west coast of Michigan, and on through the resort communities of Charlevoix. We’ll stop in Traverse City for lunch and shopping on tour own. More fall foliage awaits as we view rural & agricultural Joyfield Township during our Fantail Farm’s wagon ride pulled by draft horses! Next we continue on to Ludington, a charming port town, where we’ll check into our hotel. We invite you, our special guests, to dinner at a delightful restaurant.  

Hotel: Holiday Inn Express  

Day 6 – Ludington to Home  

Board the S.S. Badger in Ludington for an exciting cruise across beautiful Lake Michigan. Options on board are many, including a movie lounge, historical displays, gift shop, and a light lunch/snack area. We’ll then cross Wisconsin and arrive home.  

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* Tahquamenon Falls & River Sights * Cruise on the Soo Locks * Agawa Canyon Train Day Trip with Spectacular Fall Scenery * Beautiful Mackinac Island including Lunch at the Grand Hotel * 1 Night Lakefront Rooms in Mackinac City * Fantail Farm Horse-Drawn Wagon Ride * Cruise Across Lake Michigan

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Experience several Group of Seven sites in the Sault Ste. Marie area with the Agawa Canyon Tour Train. This one-day excursion through the heart of the Canadian wilderness takes you over towering trestles, around pristine northern lakes and through ancient granite rock formations before gradually descending 500 feet into the canyon. It truly needs to be seen to be believed!

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The tour train takes you to Agawa Canyon and back on a one-day round trip. In the canyon, you’ll have 90 minutes to explore: take a scenic walk on trails to several waterfalls, climb 300 stairs to the inspiring lookout perched 250 feet above the canyon floor, or enjoy a picnic lunch. Packages with Sault Ste. Marie accommodations are available.

The most popular time is during the fall season. Some highlights of the trip are the Montreal River trestle at the hydroelectric dam, and finally the Agawa Canyon Wilderness Park, at Milepost 144 and only accessible by train. The canyon was carved out by the Agawa River, much of the area is sparsely populated and not accessible by vehicle.

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Aboard the train, a GPS-triggered narration, available in five languages, highlights points of interest and shares some of the rich history of the region. Also, locomotive-mounted cameras provide an “engineer’s eye view” on monitors installed throughout the coaches.

Worth doing

There’s much to do in Sault Ste. Marie, such as strolling along the boardwalk, visiting a casino, or touring the locks.

The Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre, located a few blocks away, is a wonderful visit. Across the bridge, the Soo Locks are a must-see.

Getting there

Sault Ste. Marie is located at I-75 and Highway 17. The train leaves from the depot downtown, and signs will point the way to the depot.

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This immensely popular, day-long adventure-by-rail through the spectacular wilderness of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario’s Algoma Region should be on everybody’s bucket list. Agawa Canyon Tour Train tours run through fall to experience the ever-changing colours and seasonal highs. The scenery is awe-inspiring and the views panoramic. You’ll love the trestle bridges, and endless forests, lakes and rivers. There’s a pretty good chance you’ll see wildlife, maybe even the “mighty moose”. And the colours in autumn…mind-popping, especially the red maples.

An Agawa Canyon Tour Train Package at the Inn not only gives you the best value, but also all of the comforts of The Water Tower Inn. We feature two on-site restaurants , four pools , including the Sault’s only outdoor whirlpool, comfortable rooms and suites , free wifi, and warm, professional staff who aim to “exceed your expectations”.

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Fall Colours with a Canadian Signature Experience!

Explore Ontario’s majestic north and witness the rugged Canadian Shield, awash in vibrant autumn colours. Breathe in Tobermory’s cooling bay breezes as you admire the turquoise waters of this quaint harbour town. Cross Devil’s Gap aboard the Chi-Cheemaun ferry to Manitoulin Island, the largest freshwater island in the world!

Once in Sault Ste Marie, there are two options. With one, it’s “All aboard the Agawa Canyon Train!” Enjoy the passing landscapes and explore the canyon during a lunch break before you begin the return trip, snaking back through ravines and crossing gorges on trestle bridges. With stunning scenery and a relaxing train excursion, this is a quintessential Canadian experience. Alternatively, take a guided Lake Superior Coastal drive. View the distinct landscapes that inspired The Group of Seven artists over a hundred years ago, visit the Voyageur’s Lodge and Lake Superior Provincial Park, and enjoy one of the most scenic drives in Ontario.

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Fitness Scale: Level 3

Breakfasts: 3

Pickup: Route   A * *Pickup points west of Brampton are NOT available on this tour.

Take a Train Ride 

Board one of North America’s most popular train tours and chug across 182 kilometres of Ontario’s north. Relax and take in the stunning scenery through large viewing windows or see through the eyes of the train engineer with monitors in the coaches. Descend 500 feet to the floor of the Agawa Canyon and enjoy a stopover where time is given to explore the spectacular landscape. Even listen to stories of the Ojibway, fur traders, and explorers with commentary provided during your train ride. The Agawa Canyon Wilderness Park, accessible only by rail, is largely untouched.  Enjoy a picnic by the river, climb the lookout tower for a panoramic view of the canyon, or follow the river trail to Black Beaver and Bridal Veil Falls to see landscapes that, a century ago, inspired The Group of Seven artists.

First Nation Culture

The history of Ontario, and the culture of the region will be evident throughout this tour.  We’ll have rest stops at trading posts, hop aboard the “Big Canoe”, the Ojibwe translation for the Chi Cheemaun Ferry , and travel to Mnidoo Mnising, the Odawa name for Manitoulin Island, a sacred place of the Anishinaabe people. 

Become a Pilot and hang out in the hangar!

Well, not really but you will have the opportunity to climb aboard vintage airplanes or ride the flight simulator at the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre. Enjoy a guided tour and learn about the history of aviation and forest fire protection. As a special experience, dinner will be served in the hanger, with the unique ambiance provided by the planes!

Meet a Voyageur

Yes, with the “scenic drive” option, we’ll meet one of those fur traders and with his “Canoe Talk”, we’ll hear about the life and times and adventures of the Voyageurs.  Inspired by the book by Canadian author, Peter C. Newman, “The Company of Adventurers”, the O’Connor family opened The Voyageur’s Lodge , and provides a deliciously memorable stop along the north shore of Lake Superior.

Stand in the spots that inspired the Group of Seven!

Stand on the shore of Lake Superior and breath in the same vistas experienced by famous Canadian artists. Perhaps you’ll share the sentiment of J.E.H. Macdonald, "The most impressive sight on this trip was a view of Lake Superior. There was a sharpness in the air which merged the horizon with the sky and that smooth shimmering infinity of waters …”

Why This Tour is Great

It Features a Canadian Signature Experience

Designated a Canadian Signature Experience , a ride on the Agawa Canyon Train is considered one of Canada’s once-in-a-lifetime adventures.

Get Close to Nature

The different modes of transportation offered on this tour allow you to see the beautiful features of Ontario. See Canada’s rugged landscape ablaze with vibrant autumn colours. Marvel at the crystal-clear waters and the geological wonders carved by glaciers and prehistoric waterfalls.

Agawa Canyon Wilderness Park

Accessible only by rail, this untouched land is a wonder to behold. Enjoy a picnic by the river where there is a display of antique railroad equipment. Walk amongst the floral and fauna and climb the lookout tower for a panoramic view of the canyon. Or follow the River Trail to Black Beaver and Bridal Veil Falls where you might catch a glimpse of playful river otters or beavers.

Bring your friends and enjoy the fall colours together, even if one person would prefer not to take the train ride.  On that day, in the comfort of the coach, enjoy one of the most scenic drives in Ontario!

What's Included

• Private coach transportation
• Our unique Connections Program
• 3 nights accommodation
• 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 dinners
• Services of a Professional Tour Director

Prices are in Canadian dollars, are per person, and include HST.

Included Highlights

• Tobermory 
• Chi-Cheemaun Ferry 
• Ten Mile Point Trading Post & Gallery
• Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre with Dinner
• Manitoulin Island 

Included Options:

1. Agawa Canyon Train Excursion   OR

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• Voyageur's Lodge & Canoe Talk
• Lake Superior Provincial Park

Day-to-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Travel to Tobermory

Travel along the Niagara Escarpment, and enjoy the changing topography and colourful vistas up to Tobermory, a quaint harbour town. Tonight, enjoy dinner with fellow guests.

Stay:  Bruce Anchor Inn (1 night)

Day 2: Chi-Cheemaun Ferry, Manitoulin Island, Canadian Bushplane Museum

Today you will board the Chi-Cheemaun ferry to cross the main channel between Georgian Bay and Lake Huron, on your way to Manitoulin Island. Visit the Ten Mile Point Trading Post & Gallery, and browse the unique handcrafts and artwork. After enjoying an included lunch in Manitoulin Island, we journey onward to Sault Ste. Marie and the Canadian Bushplane Museum.  Here we’ll enjoy a guided tour and special dinner in the hangar among the planes!

Stay: Delta Waterfront Hotel, Sault Ste Marie (2 nights)

Meals: B, L, D

Day 3: Agawa Canyon Train OR Guided Lake Superior Scenic Drive

Option 1: The Train!  Enjoy an early breakfast at your hotel before boarding the train. Travel to the Agawa Canyon, with the vibrant autumn colours out in full display. You will have an hour and a half to stroll the canyon base and enjoy your boxed lunch while taking in the breathtaking vista and landscapes. 

Option 2: The Guided Scenic Drive!  Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before boarding the coach along with your local guide.  Stop at the Voyageur’s Lodge and meet a Voyageur.  Hear his stories of travelling and living on these Lake Superior shores, and enjoy the lodge’s famous fritters!  In Lake Superior Provincial Park, learn about the “Power of Lake Superior” and the park’s cultural history. Enjoy the stunning scenery with insights from the local guide and see some of the specific spots that inspired the Group of Seven.

Following both options, return to your hotel for a free evening to explore and soak up sweeping views of St. Mary’s River.

Meals: B, L

Day 4: Travel Home

Our journey home goes through Sudbury, where you’ll enjoy a farewell lunch with your fellow travellers.  Then sit back and enjoy the autumn leaves go by as you travel home.

Accommodations

• Bruce Anchor Inn , Tobermory (1 night)
• Delta Hotel Sault Ste. Marie Waterfront , Sault Ste Marie (2 nights)

Important Info for this Tour

This tour includes our unique Connections Program , and follows a special travel Route A *, picking up in the following locations:

• Peterborough
• Bowmanville

*Pickup points west of Brampton are NOT available on this tour.

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The landscapes painted by The Group of Seven, are an important part of the heritage of Canada, and it may enrich the experiences on this trip to be re-acquainted with their story and their work. The Agawa Canyon Train and the Scenic Coastal Drive include sites that inspired these artists. When the train stops in the Agawa Canyon Park, be sure to walk towards Bridal Veil Falls where you’ll see specific landscapes that inspired some of the sketches by Lawren Harris and J.E.H. MacDonald. With the Scenic Drive option, when in Lake Superior Provincial Park, be sure to walk down to the beach.

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Agawa Canyon & Muskoka Steamship

Experience the stunning fall foliage of Northern Ontario on a bus trip to Sault Ste Marie. Enjoy the breathtaking Agawa Canyon Train Tour, a visit to the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Museum and more. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the region while enjoying exciting activities and sights.

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September 23-26, 2024

Due to demand, we've guaranteed a second date for this trip on September 16-19. Click here for more information.

Join us on an adventure to see fall foliage – it’s the perfect way to celebrate the start of cozy season!

The Agawa Canyon train tour is the most popular iconic railway to enjoy the rugged beauty of Northern Ontario. The train departs from the station in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario and travels through 200 km of beautiful scenery through the forests of the Canadian Shield. Take in the lakes, rivers and towering trestles that inspired some of the Group of Seven.

As we continue on our colourful journey, we will find ourselves on a Steamship Cruise in Gravenhurst, Ontario. Our cruise will take us through the Lake Muskoka region as we learn about its incredible history and have the opportunity to see its breathtaking scenery.

All aboard… next stop is Northern Ontario!  

What’s Included:

Agawa Canyon Train Tour

Muskoka Steamship Cruise

Admission to the Muskoka Discovery Centre

Guided tour and admission to the Canadian Bush Plane Heritage Centre

3 Nights hotel accommodation

8 Meals (3 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 3 dinners)

Roundtrip transportation aboard a McCoy Deluxe Motorcoach

Full Services of a McCoy Getaways Tour Director

Package Cost:

This getaway includes a two night stay at the Quality Inn and Suites in Sault Ste. Marie and a one night stay at the Best Western Plus in Parry Sound. The prices shown below are the all-in prices (per person) for the entire tour package including the transportation, accommodations, meals, and excursions.

Included Meals:

For this getaway, the included lunch during the Agawa Canyon Train Tour and dinner at Blake's Memories of Muskoka must be selected at the time of booking. Please make sure to tell us of any dietary restrictions in the Special Needs field when entering your passenger information during checkout.

North 82 Steak and Seafood:

The included dinner at this restaurant will be served family style and include the following items.

Caesar Salad

Garden Salad

• Grilled Salmon
• Baked Lasagna
• Garlic Mashed Potatoes
• Dessert TBD

Agawa Canyon Boxed Lunch:

Each meal includes with a pastry, fresh fruit and a bottle of water. (Gluten Free, Vegetarian, and Vegan options are available)

Ham + Cheese 6 Inch Sub with Mayo + Mustard Condiments

Turkey + Cheese 6 Inch Sub with Mayo + Mustard Condiments

Italian 6 Inch Sub 6 Inch Sub with Mayo + Mustard Condiments

House Garden Salad

Blake's Memories of Muskoka:

Chicken or Veggie Stir Fry on a Bed of Rice in a Teriyaki Sauce

Fish & Chips - one piece of Fish served with Fries and Coleslaw

Pork Schnitzel served with Fries and Buttered Carrots

Caesar Salad with Chicken

Beef Dip Sandwich - Thinly shaved roast beef with melted cheddar cheese on a Parisian Garlic Bread with Horseradish Mayo, Au Jus for dipping, and Fries

For Dessert you'll have the choice of either Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Icing or Chocolate Fudge Cake with Chocolate Buttercream Icing

Muskoka Steamship Cruise:

Roast Turkey with Traditional Stuffing, Gravy, Cranberry Sauce, Mashed Potatoes and Seasonal Vegetables

Roasted Quinoa, Rice and Tempeh Stuffed Pepper with Home Made Tomato Sauce and Seasonal Vegetables (Vegan, Lactose Free, Gluten Free Option)

For dessert you'll be served a decadent Gluten Free Brownie with Coffee and Tea available.

GIOVANNI'S Italian Restaurant: This family-style meal will include the following menu items for you to enjoy:

Bruschetta and Antipasto Caprese

Penne Pasta and Meatballs

Roast Chicken & BBQ Ribs

Beans & Roasted Potatoes

Dessert - Spumoni Ice Cream

Coffee/ Tea

*GIOVANNI'S can accommodate any allergies and dietary restrictions if necessary.

Departure Locations & Times:

We have four convenient locations available to board the bus during this getaway. Please make sure to arrive at your pick up location roughly 10-15 minutes before the scheduled departure time.

Day 1 - September 23

We will depart from the Mccoy Getaways Office at 6:00am and continue to Napanee, Belleville and Cobourg to collect the rest of our group. Once everyone is on board, we will begin our journey to Sault Ste. Marie to see some beautiful fall colours! We will be stopping at the Georgian Bay Travel Centre to have a quick lunch on your own. As we continue North, we will take a quick break at the Northwest Trading Company as our last comfort stop before we arrive at our destination in Sault Ste. Marie. We arrive in Sault Ste Marie around 5:30pm and stop for dinner at North 82 Steak and Seafood Restaurant. After dinner, we will check into the Quality Inn and Suites around 8:00pm. The rest of the night is yours to relax.

Day 2 - September 24

After we enjoy our included breakfast at the hotel, we will depart the hotel for our Agawa Canyon Train Tour! Your all-day adventure begins at 8:00am; it's time to sit back, relax and take in all of the beautiful fall colours that Northern Ontario has to offer. There will be boxed lunches provided on the train as your included lunch for the day. At 6:00pm the train will return to Sault Ste. Marie; we will then board our motorcoach and make our way to our included family-style dinner this evening at Giovanni's Italian Restaurant. After a delicious meal, we will head back to our hotel. The remainder of your evening is free.

Day 3 - September 25

Breakfast is included this morning before we check out of our hotel in Sault Ste. Marie. Just before 9:00am we will head to the Canadian Bush Plane Heritage Centre. This interactive museum features two dozen planes, including the first Beaver float plane produced. We will enjoy a one-hour guided tour of the centre. The tour consists of entertaining storytelling of the history and evolution of the bush plane and a showing of the Wildfires movie (a firefighting adventure in 3D). Don't forget to check out the gift shop! We will depart the museum at 11:00am and head to Espanola for a late lunch and to visit the Trading Post. Around 2:30pm our tour continues as we make our way to Parry Sound. We will check into the Best Western Plus around 5:00pm and then head out for our included dinner tonight. We will arrive at Blake's Memories of Muskoka around 6:00pm; this local spot has a comfortable cottage vibe with great service. After our meal, we will head back to our hotel and the remainder of your evening is free!

Day 4 - September 26

Our breakfast is included this morning at our hotel. We will have a nice relaxing morning before heading to the Muskoka Discover Centre in Gravenhurst at 9:30am. We will arrive at the centre at 10:30am and have an hour to explore this one-of-a-kind museum; the innovative museum showcases Muskoka's history and ever-evolving present. At 11:45am, we will board the Wenonah II; a modern interpretation of a traditional steamship and named in honour of Wenonah, the first steamship to sail Lake Muskoka. Enjoy your included lunch while being surrounded by the beautiful Muskoka Lakes, massive mansions, and colourful foliage. It's the one-of-a-kind way to experience Muskoka! After a relaxing afternoon on the water, we will board our motorcoach and begin our journey home. There will be a comfort stop along the way.

B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner

A deposit of $200 is required at the time of booking.

Balance is due 60 days prior to departure.

Refunds are not available within 60 days of travel.

Regular stops will be made for comfort breaks and meals.

For the comfort of fellow passengers, kindly refrain from using scented products and perfumes.

If you have any food allergies we should be aware, please let us know during the time of booking.

Tipping for driver and escort is voluntary depending on the quality of service.

McCoy Getaways strongly recommends purchasing Cancellation & Emergency Medical Insurance for multi-day or out of country tours. Manulife Insurance is available through McCoy Getaways.

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Agawa Canyon

Agawa Canyon is 114 miles (183km) north of Sault Ste Marie in Ontario’s Algoma Country. The canyon is 575 feet (175.2m) deep and was formed over a billion years ago and widened by the Agawa River. The canyon can only be reached by hiking trail or train tour departing from Sault Ste. Marie. The best way to see it is by taking the train tour that departs from Sault Ste Marie. The Agawa Canyon Wilderness Park offers a plethora of picturesque attractions including the canyon itself. Nature trails, waterfalls flowing from the canyon feeding into the Agawa River, and a scenic lookout that offers panoramic views of the canyon await when you arrive from the train. Agawa Canyon waterfalls include Black Beaver Falls , Bridal Veil Falls , and Otter Creek Falls .

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