THINGS TO DO

North Bay Waterfront
Here you can stroll along the shore of Lake Nipissing or relax on the beach. Listen to a free concert regularly put on during the summer by local musicians. Prefer to get moving? Then bike or roller blade on the new Kate Pace Way, named after North Bay's gold medal-winning downhill skier. You may even see Kate!! Take a ride on the Heritage Railway Company's Mini-Train and hand-carved carousel. The 24 passenger train takes you on a 2.5km ride along the city's waterfront.

It's at the waterfront that you'll also find the Chief Commanda II, a twin-hull boat that offers a choice of cruises on picturesque Lake Nipissing, including brunch and dinner cruises and private party charters.

North Bay's Waterfront is home to special events including the St. Jean Baptist Celebrations in late June, Canada Day Celebrations on July 1, and the Heritage Festival on the Civic Holiday Weekend in early August.

And there are so many more things for you to experience and explore in North Bay. Not the least of which is hiking up the trails from Duchesnay Falls to the College Education Centre, home to Canadore College and Nipissing University.

Arts & Entertainment
Located in the heart of the city, the Capitol Centre is sure to be on your list of "must see" attractions in the city. The Capitol Centre offers only the very best in world wide acts, performances and exhibits. The W.K.P. Kennedy Gallery is the perfect exhibit gallery for those who enjoy various forms of art. Plus, there are many more galleries throughout the city.

The Museum Scene
Over 14 Museums including the North Bay & Area Museum and the Dionne Quints Museum.

For more information, please click on the "Links" button at left for local attraction websites.