Beulah MedleyYou can experience wilderness only in the heart of Dryden. With its exceptional outdoor landscape, you will have the chance to embark on a guided or self-guided tour as you please. With that in mind, you should check out the following various sorts of tours in the city.
The Laura Howe Marsh is home to several different animal species exclusive to Northwest Ontario, particularly a variety of songbirds that are nested in the Northern Boreal Forest. The place allows you to enjoy bird watching.
In addition, it hosts numerous community hiking trails accessible to anyone who is curious enough to give it a try. A truly rewarding experience, trail hiking lets you stretch your legs, appreciate the outdoor scenery, and become one with nature at the end of the activity.
For those who are looking for an entirely unique experience, try participating in an outdoor treasure hunting game called geocaching. In this brand new and popular activity, players are utilizing a global positioning system (GPS) or any other navigation tool to conceal and look for containers known as geocaches.
The Trans Canada Trail water route provides potential canoeing or kayaking opportunities, but this route is still under construction as of the moment.
Thankfully, the Path of the Paddle Association aims to work on completing this trail so that it can be accessed by both locals and tourists when they feel they have the urge to go on an adventure. The Trans Canada water route is a 1,200-kilometre trail spanning towards the edge of the prairies from the Great Lakes.
