Greater Sudbury 2011 Official Visitor Guide

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Sudbury
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2011
Greater Sudbury
home of the Big Nickel
and 330 lakes
Race Day on Ramsey Lake
official
visitor
guide
sudburytourism.ca
1-866-451-8525
Welcome
Bienvenue
Aanii
First-time visitors are discovering
that Sudbury is a special place
to kick back and enjoy major
attractions, cultural celebrations
and the great outdoors.
If you haven’t been to Sudbury lately,
consider yourself a first-time visitor!
Photos: Lake Laurentian Conservation Area courtesy of Rainbow Routes; Bottom L to R: Science North, Greek Festival
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Experience fun-filled
family attractions
No trip would be complete without
visiting Science North and Dynamic
Earth, two of Canada’s largest and
most innovative science centres. At
Science North you’ll experience the
wild and the woolly with the new
Northern Ecosystems exhibit, the new
special exhibition Wildlife Rescue,
and the return of Sheepy to the New
Climate Change Show. At Dynamic
Earth you’ll explore the fascinating
world of mining and geology with a
one-of-a-kind underground tour and
state-of-the-art exhibit galleries.
Share our taste
for the outdoors
With 330 lakes and hundreds of fresh
air experiences within the city, you’ll
enjoy the best of urban and outdoor
adventures at your doorstep. Take an
early morning stroll on the Jim Gordon
Walkway, step into an A.Y. Jackson
painting at Onaping Falls or hike the
trails of Rainbow Routes. Plan some
extra time for a day adventure to
Killarney or Manitoulin Island.
Discover
« le Grand Sudbury » !
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With one of the largest Frenchspeaking populations outside of
Quebec, Greater Sudbury is the centre
of Franco-Ontarian culture. Experience
a first-run production at le Théâtre du
Nouvel-Ontario, let loose for a musical
“night on the swamp” at La Nuit sur
l’étang or explore thousands of new
French books at Grand Ciel Bleu –
Librairie du Nouvel-Ontario.
Dynamic Earth
Follow the Franco-Ontarian flag for more to see and do!
Explore our
cultural spirit
Sudbury’s museums and annual
festivals celebrate our rich history
and multicultural diversity. Step in
time to the Big Drum at an Aboriginal
pow wow, climb aboard Bullet-Nosed
Betty, an original steam locomotive
at Prescott Park in Capreol, or munch
blueberry perogies at Downtown
Market Square.
Getting Here
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Science North
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Explore Greater Downtown
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Discover « le Grand Sudbury » !12
Explore Our Rich Heritage
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Points of Interest
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Festivals & Events
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Gaming
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Summer/Fall Fresh Air Fun
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Day Trips & Sightseeing Tours 25
Winter Fresh Air Fun
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Indoor Fitness & Fun
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Major Shopping Areas
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Accommodations
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Food & Restaurants
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Getting Around
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Greater Sudbury Map
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Central Sudbury Map
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Downtown Map
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About This Guide
Booking your Sudbury Family Getaway?
One-stop shopping makes it easy!
Call 1-866-451-8525 or visit sudburytourism.ca and
reserve your adventure today. One call does it all!
sudburytourism.ca
1-866-451-8525
The official Sudbury visitor guide is
published annually by Sudbury Tourism –
a partnership comprised of the City
of Greater Sudbury and area tourism
attractions and service providers. Sudbury
Tourism Partners are highlighted
in bold red capital letters. Every effort
is made to make this guide as accurate
and comprehensive as possible. The
publisher disclaims responsibility for any
unintentional errors or omissions. As some
information may have changed since the
time of printing, we encourage you to
confirm and/or obtain further information
by contacting the businesses and
organizations directly.
“Sudbury was a nice city to visit and we really enjoyed
Science North and Dynamic Earth – very hands on
and extremely helpful staff. If we lived closer,
we’d visit more often.” - Sudbury Visitor Feedback
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Follow the little Inukshuks along the highway – a steady reminder that you’re heading in the right direction.
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Greater Sudbury is located on
the Trans-Canada Highway at the
crossroads of Highways 17 and 69.
km
From Southern Ontario,
Sudbury is the first
stoplight north of
Toronto on Highway
400/69.
For a real adventure,
travel the Georgian Bay
Coastal Route – one of
Ontario’s great drives.
By Car
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Getting Here
By Train
VIA Rail’s Canadian connects Capreol
and Sudbury Junction with Toronto and
Winnipeg. VIA’s Lake Superior connects
Sudbury to Chapleau and White River.
By Air
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Greater Sudbury Airport
Distances
www.flysudbury.ca
Greater Sudbury Airport is one of
Northern Ontario’s busiest and is
currently served by four air service
providers. Air Canada offers multiple
daily flights to and from Toronto’s
Pearson International Airport. Porter
Airlines offers daily service to and
from downtown Toronto’s Billy Bishop
City Airport. Bearskin Airlines offers
air service to and from many Ontario
centres. Sunwing Airlines offers various
charters to sun destinations.
Transportation to and from the airport
can be arranged with any local taxi
company or by reservation with an
airport shuttle at 1-866-230-3332.
• 388 km (241 mi.) north of Toronto
• 292 km (181 mi.) north of Barrie
• 460 km (285 mi.)
northeast of Kitchener
• 299 km (186 mi.)
east of Sault Ste. Marie
• 494 km (307 mi.) west of Ottawa
• 697 km (433 mi.) west of Montreal
• 735 km (451 mi.)
northeast of Windsor
• 1,001 km (622 mi.)
southeast of Thunder Bay
From Provincial Parks
Along the Georgian Bay
Coastal Route
Within 90 minutes of nine Provincial Parks, Sudbury is a full
service base camp for Northern Ontario adventure. Plan a
day trip to Science North and Dynamic Earth, catch a festival
or simply stock up on provisions.
See map below for locations of Provincial Parks and refer to
numbered listings on page 24.
www.visitgeorgianbay.com
Often referred to as the sixth Great Lake, Georgian Bay
features more than 30,000 islands and 2,000 km (1,243 mi.) of
shoreline. Georgian Bay’s serene beauty conjures images of
windswept pines, majestic towering cliffs, endless beaches
and clear blue water. Discover the rich marine heritage
and lighthouses that dot the coastline, relax on a beach,
explore the great outdoors or cruise the best roads on your
motorcycle. The Georgian Bay Coastal Route presents the
best that Georgian Bay has to offer. See map below.
“Sudbury was absolutely beautiful. Highlights
of our visit included Bell Park and Ramsey
Lake, High Falls in Onaping, Science North and
Dynamic Earth (the staff were fantastic at both
venues) and dining at Respect is Burning.”
- Sudbury Visitor Feedback
Timmins
Rouyn-Noranda
Wawa
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Chapleau
Ontario
Lake
Superior
New Liskeard
CANADA
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Sault Ste
Marie
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Massey
Lake
Michigan
Espanola
Mackinaw
City
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TOLL FERRY
Lake
Huron
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17
North Bay
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Georgian
Bay
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Parry
Sound
CANADA
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ALGONQUIN
PROVINCIAL
PARK
Ottawa
Huntsville
400
Owen Sound
Michigan
Quebec
Mattawa
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Killarney
Manitoulin Island
Temagami
SUDBURY
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Elliot Lake
Sault Ste.
Marie
Val D’or
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Orillia
U.S.A.
Kingston
Barrie
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401
50 mi
Oshawa
Kitchener
100 km
Toronto
QEW
Georgian Bay
Coastal Route
Flint
Sarnia
See park numbers
listed on page 24
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Syracuse
Buffalo
401
Provincial Parks
Hamilton
402
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
New York
U.S.A.
Windsor
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sciencenorth.ca
Go wild this summer!
Science North has undergone the
biggest renewal in its history, and is
sure to provide you with diverse and
memorable experiences! Our science
centre, Special Exhibits Hall and
IMAX® Theatre will take you from the
biodiversity of a northern ecosystem
with resident animal ambassadors to
interactive exhibits, video and stories
of exotic and endangered animals
around the globe.
Photos: Animal Ambassadors Quillan the porcupine (left) and Rosy the skunk (centre); Bottom L to R: Digital Planetarium;
Live science demo in the Science North Discovery Theatre; Opposite page: Aerial of Science North’s science centre.
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General admission
includes:
Northern Ecosystems
Go wild with this up-close look at
nature!
A newly designed and renovated
Northern Ecosystems brings you to the
heart of a forest, wetland, and lakes and
rivers, replicating the real thing located
just outside the panoramic windows.
Explore what lives there, its smells and
sounds. Meet our animal ambassadors
and watch as they swim, slither, hop,
fly and waddle in their habitats! Safely
observe the night time activity of flying
squirrels and bats in a new nocturnal
exhibit. See what it feels like to be a
moose with a rack of antlers! Discover
how scientists monitor our natural
resources and the different species
unique to each area. This is one nature
excursion where you can leave the bug
spray at home and enjoy the beautiful
surroundings both inside and outside
the science centre.
A new special exhibition opening
March 2011
Wildlife populations around the world
are under enormous stress due to
pollution, deforestation and habitat
encroachment, with species becoming
endangered and some on the brink of
extinction. Experience compelling
stories of animal rescue from around
the world, like how seabirds are saved
from devastating environmental
disasters and how orphaned baby
elephants and orangutans are
reintroduced into the wild. Step into
the rescue effort and experience the
innovative science supporting
rehabilitators and learn how we, as
individuals, can make a difference!
The New Climate
Change Show
A Science North production opening
March 2011
Sheepy, the rubber-booted and
informed sheep, returns in this update
of the popular object theatre show,
which debuted at Science North
in 2002. He’s following up with us
– humans – about our attempts to
minimize the effects of climate change.
Sheepy is voiced by Rick Mercer.
Live Science Shows
The Discovery Theatre at Science North
is the setting for wacky and wonderful
daily live science demonstrations,
hosted by Science North’s talented
staff. Each show features plenty of
audience participation and surprises!
Additional attractions
include:
IMAX® 3D
See more! Hear more! Feel more!
Get closer than ever before to the
action with IMAX 3D. The IMAX
Theatre features a five storey high
screen, images of extraordinary
clarity, 7,600 watts of powerful digital
surround sound and unobstructed
stadium-style seating. Images will
seem to float by you so lifelike, you’ll
feel you can reach out and touch
them. IMAX 3D is the ultimate movie
experience!
Digital Planetarium
Science North’s new digital Planetarium
is the first planetarium of its kind
in Northern Ontario! Shows about
astronomy and other space topics
are projected on an 8.4 metre dome.
Tour outer space like never before and
witness beautiful celestial images.
Various showtimes are available.
Save on Admission
with a
Dynamic Duo
Passport!
Includes admission to
Science North and
Dynamic Earth,
Home of the Big Nickel.
Two full-day experiences
Plus…
admission to an
IMAX® film and the new
digital Planetarium,
or two (2) IMAX films.
The choice is yours!
Passports are available
on line or at Science North
and Dynamic Earth, and may
be used for up to three (3)
consecutive days.
Other packages are available.
For more information:
sciencenorth.ca
1-800-461-4898
or 705-523-4629
Stay at a partner hotel &
save even more!
sudburytourism.ca
Cortina Cruise
Embark on a one-hour tour of Ramsey
Lake. Docking next to Science North,
this 50-passenger cruise boat is fully
enclosed. Operates mid-May to late
September.
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dynamicearth.ca
The innovative mining and geology
centre lets you explore
the planet beneath your feet and
its precious cargo of minerals.
The home of the Big Nickel is a
“blast” for everyone on the third
planet from the sun.
Open during daytime hours seasonally
from January 17 to October.
Photos: Descend seven storeys into the Vale Chasm aboard a glass-enclosed elevator; Centre: Riding with Meteorites;
Bottom L to R: Manipulate big machines in the Mining Command Centre, SiO2: The Science of Glass
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General admission
includes:
Underground Tour
Mining
Command Centre
Journey seven storeys below Earth’s
surface! As you are lowered into the
dramatic Vale Chasm you’ll be amazed
by a state-of-the-art multimedia show
projected on the rock walls and moving
screens. A simulated dynamite blast,
and the chance to get up-close to real
mining equipment, make this tour a
one-of-a-kind experience!
Try your hand at the big machines!
Manipulate a remote-controlled rock
breaker in Dynamic Earth’s underground
mine or try out the new Caterpillar
excavator simulator! You can also track
the movements of visitors underground
using the newly installed HLS (Hard-Line
Solutions Inc.) digital communication
system.
Riding with Meteorites Atlas Copco Theatre
A special exhibition in the MacLean
Engineering Gallery Jan. 17 - Apr. 25, 2011
Where would Sudbury be without
meteorites? After all, the Sudbury Basin,
rich in many precious minerals, has one
giant meteorite to thank for today’s
resources. Riding with Meteorites leads
you, along with astronaut Teo and his
dog Laika, on a discovery of celestial
bodies on a potential collision course
with Earth. Visit the asteroid belt located
between Mars and Jupiter (the solar
system’s meteorite ‘nursery’) and enjoy
interactive games, video clips, and new
technologies designed to let the whole
family discover the fascinating world of
meteorites.
SiO2:
The Science of Glass
A special exhibition in the MacLean
Engineering Gallery May 7 - season close
Discover the origins and surprising
physical and chemical properties of
glass! SiO2: The Science of Glass tells
us about the various types of glass, their
properties and the many methods used
in producing glass on an industrial scale.
It also explains the role glass has played
in the history of civilization and reminds
us of its daily uses. From its production
to its leading-edge innovations, glass
will shine through its ubiquitous
brilliance and contrasts.
The 125-seat Altas Copco Theatre
features exciting films projected on a
12 m (38 ft.) wide by 7 m (22.5 ft.) high
screen with “next generation”
high-definition digital images and
resolution. In 2011, witness the power
of Volcano. Volcanoes have a fearsome
reputation. In reality, they are the most
important force in the creation of the
planet as we know it today. From the
series Earth - Power of the Planet, this
program shows how the heat that fuels
volcanoes also drives some of the most
fundamental processes on the planet.
Run time: 22 minutes.
Volcano is a BBC/National Geographic
Channel US/ZDF co-production.
Rocks to Riches
A Science North Production
A multimedia presentation in the
Xstrata Nickel Gallery
With one visit you’ll never see your
kitchen sink or plumbing pipes the same
way! This walk-through theatre features
state-of-the-art presentation technology
that takes you step-by-step through the
processing of nickel and copper, from
the “mill” to the “smelter” and then the
“refinery”.
Plus
Let the kids play in a three-level
miniature mine using tools and
equipment that are just their size!
Collect and exchange rocks and
minerals in the Rockhound Lab and
pan for gold, like a Yukon prospector.
Take a seat and experience Nickel City
Stories, an engaging object theatre
presentation about the discovery of
nickel, and Sudbury’s connections with
the likes of Thomas Edison and the
Apollo Astronauts. Don’t forget to have
your picture taken with the famous Big
Nickel!
Save on Admission with a
Dynamic Duo Passport!
Includes admission to Science North and Dynamic Earth,
Home of the Big Nickel. Two full-day experiences
Plus…
admission to an IMAX® film and the new digital
Planetarium, or two (2) IMAX films. The choice is yours!
Passports are available on line or at Science North and Dynamic
Earth, and may be used for up to three (3) consecutive days.
Other packages are available.
For more information:
sciencenorth.ca/sudbury 1-800-461-4898 or 705-523-4629
Stay at a partner hotel & save even more!
1-866-451-8525 sudburytourism.ca
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Explore Greater
Downtown
Downtown is the historic
centre of our city – where Sir
John A. MacDonald’s vision
of a transcontinental railroad
established the tiny settlement of
Sudbury Junction in 1883.
Located midway between Science
North and Dynamic Earth,
downtown streets are well-lined
with an eclectic mix of shops,
boutiques, restaurants and cafés.
Photos: Bridge of Nations; Bottom L to R: Shoppes of Upper Elgin; William Vickers, Mark McGrinder, Ashley Magwood,
Mark Agostinucci in “Leading Ladies”, Sudbury Theatre Centre; Opposite page: Laughing Buddha
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Shopping
Downtown Sudbury
Artists on Elgin
705-674-5115
www.downtownsudbury.com
Downtown Sudbury represents more
than 500 businesses and services
located in the Business Improvement
Area (BIA). Visit the online business
directory for more information.
168 Elgin St.
705-674-0415
www.artistsonelgin.ca
Sudbury’s home to many facets of art is
a project of the Northern Artist Gallery.
Come in and be inspired. The outlet
exhibits and sells paintings, jewellery,
stained glass, pottery, weaving and
more.
Rainbow Centre
Corner of Elm and Notre Dame
705-675-2287
www.rainbowcentresudbury.com
The newly renovated mall links to
the Radisson Hotel and includes
Hart Department Store, Market Place
grocery store, Body Works Fitness
and Wellness Centre, Target Apparel,
Benix & Co., a full service Food Court
and Rainbow Cinemas, a six cinema
complex.
Food & Restaurants
Greater Downtown hits the spot with
international cuisine, rustic Italian,
classic Mediterranean, tapas, authentic
Mexican, Japanese sushi, exotic Indian,
and more.
See Food and Restaurants pages 37-42.
Downtown Market Square
Corner of Elm and Elgin
705-674-4455 ext. 4145
www.mysudbury.ca/marketsquare
It’s home grown, hand made and value
added, from fresh fruit and vegetables
to an array of jewellery, crafts, artisans
and tasty treats.
Stop in at our Visitor Information
Centre at Downtown Market Square for
helpful advice and information about
more to see and do. Open Seasonally.
Arts & Entertainment
Art Gallery of Sudbury
251 John St. 705-675-4871
Tues.- Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun. 12 to 5 p.m.
www.artsudbury.org
Housed in the historic Bell Mansion,
the gallery presents ongoing
exhibitions that challenge and
enlighten. In summer, the grounds
boast beautiful gardens and one of the
prettiest views of Ramsey Lake.
Sudbury Community Arena
240 Elgin St.
Corner of Minto and Elgin 705-671-2489
www.greatersudbury.ca
The Sudbury Community Arena is the
venue for top-name touring acts and
major sporting events.
Sudbury Wolves
Sudbury Community Arena
240 Elgin St.
705-675-3941
www.sudburywolves.com
Get ready to howl and be part of
Sudbury’s fast-paced OHL Major
Junior “A” Hockey action!
Go Wolves Go!
Sudbury Symphony
Orchestra
303 York St. 705-673-1280
www.sudburysymphony.com
Symphony performances are alive
with sound “from Beethoven to Elton
John.” Season runs September to
April.
NIGHTLIFE
Go upscale downtown at SRO,
a popular venue for a weeknight
out with friends or a weekend of
party mayhem!
Enjoy live nightly entertainment
at the Townehouse, a regular stop
for top indie rock and world music
touring acts.
Make a special appearance
at “jam and jazz” nights at
Little Montreal.
Catch live cover and tribute bands
at the Night Club.
Dance at The Grand Night Club,
Coyotes and Zig’s, Northern
Ontario’s only LGBT2Q dance club.
See the game on the big screen at
the Doghouse or raise a cheer at
Peddler’s and Shaughnessy’s, your
neighbourhood pubs.
Discover that dining out is
entertainment in itself at
downtown restaurants.
Sudbury Theatre Centre
170 Shaughnessy St. 705-674-8381
www.sudburytheatre.on.ca
Live professional theatre, incredible
shows and affordable rates. Take a seat
in our intimate 287-seat auditorium
and enjoy the magic. Season runs
September to May.
Theatre Cambrian
40 Eyre St. 705-524-7317
www.theatrecambrian.ca
Sudbury’s only year round operating
theatre company produces a playbill
of comedy dinner theatres, main stage
musicals and children’s productions.
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With one of the largest
French-speaking populations
outside of Quebec, Le Grand
Sudbury is everywhere.
This year, take in six days of
sporting and cultural events at
the 2011 Canadian Francophone
Games in July.
Photos: “À la gauche de Dieu” (2009), Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario; Bottom L to R: La Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario, La Slague
Photo: Brian Côté
Discover
« le Grand Sudbury » !
Galleries
Festivals/Events
la Galerie du
Nouvel-Ontario
La Nuit sur l’étang
174 Elgin St. 705-673-4927
www.gn-o.org
1-877-358-6615
Expect the unexpected in this
Francophone artist-run gallery dedicated
to contemporary art and interdisciplinary
explorations.
Museums
Centre franco-ontarien de folklore
University of Sudbury,
935 Ramsey Lake Rd.
Call for hours of operation 705-675-8986
www.cfof.on.ca
With changing themed exhibits, this
museum preserves a famous collection
of old folk tales and songs in print and
recordings.
Books
Grand Ciel Bleu –
Librairie du Nouvel-Ontario
93 Durham St.
705-675-6060
Linger in a warm, laid-back ambiance.
New French books and magazines for
all ages. Old Rock Roastery is on site.
Espresso, anyone?
Prise de parole
109 Elm St.
705-675-6419
One of Canada’s foremost French
literary publishers outside Quebec.
Check for book launches and author’s
visits.
La Librairie du Centre
432H Westmount Ave.
705-524-8550
1-800-453-9344
A Francophone oasis. Great selection of
latest new books for kids and adults.
MARCH 26 705-673-6848
www.lanuit.ca
The “night on the swamp” is a FrancoOntarian signature event, showcasing
the year’s hottest bands and singers.
Passe la nuit avec nous!
La Brunante
MAY 8
705-673-6848
www.labrunante.ca
Catch tomorrow’s headliners at the
annual provincial competition for new
Franco-Ontarian music.
La Slague
www.laslague.ca
705-675-6493
Big-name performers and rising stars
light up the night in various venues.
Check the website for dates.
St. Jean Baptiste
June 24
705-675-6493
www.stjeansudbury.ca
Celebrate French Canada’s national
day and the arrival of summer with live
entertainment, games, clowns, tasty
treats and plein de surprises.
2011 Canadian Francophone
Games of Greater Sudbury
JULY 20-24
705-222-2011
www.jeuxfc.ca
The 5th Canadian Francophone Games
will attract 1,500 young people from
across Canada for six days of cultural and
sporting events at Laurentian University,
Collège Boréal and other venues.
Plus
Enjoy plenty of French programming at
Cinéfest, Northern Lights Festival Boréal,
Science North and Dynamic Earth.
Theatre
le Théâtre du
Nouvel-Ontario
Collège Boréal,
21 Lasalle Blvd. 705-525-5606
www.letno.ca
See award-winning professional theatre,
original French Canadian drama and
comedy in an intimate studio venue.
Season runs September to May.
Indicates Franco-Ontarian Cultural Highlights
Visit www.decouvrirsudbury.ca
for current information about the
Franco-Ontarian scene and to
register for regular email updates.
1-866-451-8525 Highlights
Home of the flag. Created and
first raised in Sudbury in 1975, the
Franco-Ontarian flag is an official
provincial symbol since 2001.
Check out huge specimens at
École secondaire Sacré-Coeur and
Collège Boréal.
Higher education. The first
institution to offer university-level
education in Northern Ontario
was a French classical college.
Collège du Sacré-Coeur was
established here in 1913. Today
Sudbury boasts the French Collège
Boréal and the bilingual Université
Laurentienne.
“Nouvel-Ontario”. In the sixties,
the “Nouvel-Ontario” movement
emerged in Sudbury and launched
the cultural renaissance of modern
French Ontario.
Home to the stars. Recording
artists Robert Paquette, CANO,
Brasse-Camarade, Chuck Labelle,
Konflit, Stef Paquette, Serge
Monette, Antoine TremblayBeaulieu all hail from Sudbury.
Sudbury’s sit-com. “Météo+” airs
on TFO. This quirky comedy about
a local TV weather station is the
first Franco-Ontarian sit-com. All
40+ episodes are set and filmed in
Sudbury.
Award-winning authors. Sudburybased poet Robert Dickson and
playwright Jean Marc Dalpé won
the Governor-General’s Prize.
Novelist Melchior Mbonimpa won
the Trillium Award.
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Explore Our
Rich Heritage
Step back into history and uncover
the fascinating stories of the
accidental discovery of nickel, a
school on wheels, life on turnof-the-century farms, Sudbury’s
connections with a French Count,
Thomas Edison, the Apollo
Astronauts and more.
Photos: Top: Sainte-Anne-des-Pins; Bottom L to R: Sudbury Mining Heritage Sculpture in Bell Park, Anderson Farm Museum
Centre franco-ontarien de folklore See Discover « Le Grand Sudbury »
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Greater Sudbury Heritage
Museums
www.sudburymuseums.ca 705-692-4448
Anderson Farm Museum
Lively, Municipal Rd. 55 to Municipal Rd.
24 and North 2 km/1 mi.
June to Aug.: Daily 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sept. to May: Mon. to Fri. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Revisit the days of horse-drawn
machinery and windmill-generated
power at a restored turn-of-the-century
dairy farm. Explore artifacts from the
former Town of Creighton in a twostory log cabin built in 1904.
Copper Cliff Museum
Copper Cliff, 26 Balsam St. at Power St.
off Municipal Rd. 55 June to Aug.: Wed. to Sun. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The turn-of-the-century log cabin rests
on the site of the first home in the
former Town of Copper Cliff. Artifacts
depict the lifestyles of early miners and
their families.
Northern Ontario
Railroad Museum & Heritage
Centre
Capreol, 26 Bloor St. on Municipal Rd. 84
at Prescott Park. 40 km/24 mi. north of
Downtown Sudbury.
June to Aug.: Daily. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sept. to May: by appointment.
Parking on site. 705-858-5050
www.northernontariorailroadmuseum.ca
Discover what real railroading is all
about! See Day Trips and Sightseeing
Tours page 26.
Sudbury Region Police
Museum
190 Brady St. 705-675-9171
May to Aug.: Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Off Season: Please call ahead
Admission is free.
www.gsps.ca/en/yourpolice/museum.asp
Step back into the history of law
enforcement in the Sudbury Region
from 1883 to present day.
St. Germain Farm Museum
Hanmer, 679 Dominion Dr.,
off Municipal Rd. 80
705-969-5027
Open May to October/weather permitting.
Points of Interest
Sainte-Anne-des-Pins
14 Beech St.
705-674-1947
So dominant were the trees, the
Jesuits named the parish Sainte-Annedes-Pins. The rectory, built in 1883, is
Sudbury’s oldest building and home to
Carrefour francophone, Ontario’s oldest
Francophone cultural centre.
Bell Mansion
251 John St. off Paris St. 705-675-4871
Tues.- Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun. 12 to 5 p.m.
www.artsudbury.org
Built in 1907, the building is the former
cut-stone home of the lumber baron
William Joseph Bell and houses the Art
Gallery of Sudbury.
Grotto of Lourdes Shrine
Van Horne St. off Paris St. 705-674-2727
In 1907, a French Count erected a shrine
off Van Horne Street in thanks for a prayer
answered. Later, the Stations of the Cross
were added.
Sudbury Mining Heritage
Sculpture
At Paris and York Streets inside Bell Park.
Mounted on a natural outcrop in
Bell Park, the 4.7 metre (15 ft.) high
sculpture pays homage to the significant
contributions of our miners.
Flour Mill Museum
Sudbury, 245 St. Charles St.
off Notre Dame Ave.
June to Aug.: Wed. to Sun. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Built in 1903, the clapboard house
displays a collection of early hand tools
and furniture and tells the history of the
nearby Flour Mill Silos.
Spirit of ’83
At Paris and Brady Streets.
The bronze sculptures were commissioned
by the Chamber of Commerce to celebrate Sudbury’s Centennial year (18831983).
Where Rocks Tell Stories
Sudbury’s geological features are
world-renowned and for good reason!
From the fiery impact of a massive
meteorite some 1.85 billion years ago,
to the discovery of one of the richest
mineral deposits on the planet, to
the mysterious visits of Apollo crews
before their lunar voyages, the story is
out of this world!
1-866-451-8525 Visit Dynamic Earth, Science North and
High Falls in Onaping to learn more
about the nature of the meteorite
impact, the origin of the Sudbury Basin
and the geological forces that have
shaped the rocks of the Sudbury area.
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Festivals & Events
What isn’t “cause for celebration”?
Our passion for celebrating the
seasons, and sharing our proud
Aboriginal, Francophone and ethnic
heritage is matched only by an
enormous appetite for food, music,
film and dance. Fortunately, they
almost always come wrapped up
together.
For a complete list of festivals and
events, and to confirm dates and
locations, visit sudburytourism.ca.
Photos: National Aboriginal Day; Bottom: L to R: Canadian Francophone Games, Pond Hockey Festival on the Rock
January
March
May
Martinis at the Max
Little Native Hockey League
Tournament
Sudbury Rocks!!! Marathon
January 13
1-800-461-4898
sciencenorth.ca/imax
705-523-4629
Enjoy musical entertainment, specialty
martini bars, hors d’oeuvres and an
IMAX screening.
Theatre Cambrian
Dinner Theatre Festival
January 14-16, 21-23
705-524-7317
www.theatrecambrian.ca
Experience various dinner theatre
productions over two separate
weekends in January.
IMAX FESTIVAL
January 14-30
1-800-461-4898
sciencenorth.ca/imax
705-523-4629
Take in a wide variety of larger-thanlife giant screen IMAX films during this
popular annual film festival.
Banff Mountain Film Festival
January 21
www.adventureleadership.ca
Don’t miss the excitement as the world
tour of this festival passes through
Sudbury.
February
Pond Hockey Festival
on the Rock
February 4-6
705-626-0251
www.pondhockeyontherock.ca
Challenge family, friends and rivals on
the ice of Ramsey Lake this winter.
March 13-17
www.lnhl.ca
Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the
Little NHL’s annual hockey tournament
with teams from all over Ontario.
May 1
705-670-1993 ext. 7
www.sudburyrocksmarathon.com
Race, run or walk in Northern Ontario’s
largest distance event for all abilities.
Sudbury Rocks is a qualifying race for
the Boston Marathon.
La Nuit sur l’étang
La Brunante
MARCH 26
705-673-6848
www.lanuit.ca
See Discover « Le Grand Sudbury »
page 13
MAY 8
705-673-6848
www.labrunante.ca
page 13
April
Greater Sudbury Celtic
Festival & Highland Games
Northern Ontario
Music and Film Awards
Conference
May 21-22
705-918-2601
www.celtnorth.com
Celebrate Greater Sudbury’s Celtic
Heritage with friends, food, fun and
folklore. 
April 28-30
1-866-674-9954
www.thinknorth.ca
The three-day event showcases the
talents of Northern Ontario music and
film artists and honours the year’s best
at the awards ceremony.
Greater Sudbury
Earth Day Festival
April 30
www.earthdaysudbury.ca
Celebrate Earth Day at our new location at Tom Davies Square with live
entertainment, product demos, workshops, art exhibits, children’s activities
and a local food fair.
LOL Sudbury
Comedy Festival
May 25-28
705-688-1234
www.lolsudbury.com
Mark your calendar for four days of
Laugh Out Loud stand-up acts at
Sudbury’s annual comedy festival.
Sudbury’s Largest Yard
and Sidewalk Sale
May 28
705-674-5115
Enjoy Sudbury’s largest annual yard
sale taking place between Elgin and
Durham Streets in Downtown Sudbury.
Northern Ontario Challenge
February 17-20
705-524-3492
www.sudburygirlshockey.com
Greater Sudbury hosts the largest
girls hockey tournament in Northern
Ontario at arenas throughout the city.
The BIG DEAL
Snowmobile Festival
Bell Park Gazebo Concert
Series
February 19
705-734-9932
www.thebigdealsudbury.com
Mix of winter fun events including
snowmobile family rides, a snowmobile
Poker Run, military displays, prizes and
food at the Garson Arena.
900 Paris St. 705-522-2854
Musicians perform under the William
Bell Gazebo near the main beach of
Bell Park Sunday evenings throughout
the summer (weather permitting).
Admission is free.
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June
August
Chelmsford Lions Club
Western Days
Italian Festival
June 10-18
705-897-5503
or 705-855-0728
www.westerndays.ca
Over 30 events including live bands, BBQ’s,
children’s events, parade and midway.
Downtown rotary
Blues For Food
JUNE 18
705-674-5115
Live blues entertainment and children’s
activities in support of the Sudbury Food
Bank.
National Aboriginal Day
June 21
705-674-2128
Learn about Aboriginal culture and the
traditional pow wow. Enjoy song,
dance and food from the people of this
territory.
Sudbury Dragon Boat
Festival
JULY 16
705-671-6067
www.sudburydragonboats.org
Cultural entertainment, kids area and
other activities on the shores of Ramsey
Lake. Begins Friday with race day on
Saturday.
Sudbury Pride Week
July 18-24
705-671-6268
www.sudburypride.com
Annual celebration of diversity; a week
of education, arts and festivities for the
LGBT2Q community.
July
Canada Day Celebrations
JULY 1
Sudbury
Community Arena
2011 Canadian
Francophone Games
of Greater Sudbury
705-674-0795
www.sudburymulticultural.org
Day-long family activities and international food fair in celebration of
Canada Day.
JULY 20-24
705-222-2011
www.jeuxfc.ca
page 13
1-800-461-4898
or 705-523-4629
Greek Festival
July 22-24
705-522-7871
Enjoy traditional food, dancing and
entertainment at the Hellenic Centre.
sciencenorth.ca/canadaday
Full day and evening of family fun
and entertainment, topped off by a
spectacular fireworks display!
Northern Lights
Festival Boréal JULY 8-10 705-674-5512
www.nlfbsudbury.com
Celebrate the 40th anniversary of
Canada’s longest-running outdoor
festival! Three days of blue-sky
entertainment for all tastes in English
and en français.
18 JULY 15-17
705-522-5140
www.ccfms.ca/Clubs/Sudbury/show.htm
Northern Ontario’s largest gem, mineral,
fossil, bead and lapidary arts show.
JULY 17-24
705-674-1717
www.blueberryfestival.ca
Everything’s blueberry as Sudbury
celebrates the wild blueberry harvest.
June 24
705-675-6493
www.stjeansudbury.ca
page 13
Sudbury Gem & Mineral Show
Blueberry Festival
St. Jean Baptiste
Science North
JULY 8-10
705-675-1357
www.carusoclub.ca
Celebrate Italian heritage and culture
at the Caruso Club.
Panhellenic International
Soccer Tournament
July 22-24
www.eteamz.com/panhellenic
Competitive men’s and women’s soccer
at various fields in Greater Sudbury.
Whitefish Lake First Nation
Pow Wow
JULY 23-24 705-692-3651
www.wlfn.com
Mark time with traditional drumming and
dancing at Whitefish Lake First Nation.
Wahnapitae First Nation
Pow Wow
August 20-21
705-858-0610
www.wahnapitaefirstnation.com/
Traditional First Nations culture,
dancing and drumming on the shores of
beautiful Lake Wanapitei.
Summerfest
AUGUST 25-29
705-523-2003
www.sudburysummerfest.org
An end of summer celebration of music
and cultural activities featuring nationally
and internationally acclaimed musicians.
Garlic Festival
AUGUST 28
705-673-7404
www.ukrseniors.org
Pay tribute to the treasured garlic bulb
with food and entertainment, including
the acrobatic kicks of Ukrainian dancers,
at Hnatyshyn Park.
September
Downtown Sudbury Ribfest
September 2-4
705-674-5115
Professional rib teams, live entertainment,
craft vendors and vintage car show.
Jazz Sudbury Festival
September 9-11
705-673-7770
www.jazzsudbury.ca
Featuring incredible Canadian and
international live performances
overlooking Ramsey Lake.
Cinéfest
SEPTEMBER 17-25
705-688-1234
www.cinefest.com
One of Canada’s five premiere film
festivals attracts 30,000 movie buffs as
well as film stars and industry cinephiles.
Cavalcade of Colours
SEptember 23-25
705-855-5379
www.onapingfallslions.webs.com
Take in the spectacular colours of
autumn at A.Y. Jackson Lookout in
Onaping Falls. This year marks a special
25th anniversary celebration.
October
November
Gaming
Greater Sudbury
Artist Studio Tour
Big Nickel Hockey Tournament
Boardwalk Gaming Centre
Sudbury at Bingo One
October
www.scarf.ca
Tour the studios of local artists and
artisans and browse at your leisure.
November 3-6
www.bignickelhockey.com
Various arenas in Greater Sudbury
host one of the premier ‘AAA’ hockey
tournaments in North America.
Northern Aboriginal Festival
Santa Claus Parade
October 1-2
705-675-1151 Ext. 1051
Participate in culture and inclusiveness at
the Sudbury Community Arena.
Yarmarok Ukrainian Festival
October 14-16
705-673-0890
www.sudburyyarmarok.com
Traditional food, singing and dancing at
the Ukrainian National Federation.
Halloween Week at Dynamic Earth
1-800-461-4898
End of october
or 705-523-4629
dynamicearth.ca/halloween
Enter the Tunnel of Terror if you dare!
Spook-tacular fun for all ages! North
America’s only underground haunted
tunnel.
November 19
705-671-2489
www.sudburysantaclausparade.com
Greet the season with a Santa
Watch Party, the annual parade and
spectacular fireworks display.
Festival of Lights 1-800-461-4898
December
or 705-523-4629
Festive outdoor Christmas light display
at Science North.
2914 Hwy. 69 N.
Val Caron 705-897-2660
OLG Slots
at Sudbury Downs
There are hundreds of ways to spin
your entertainment at OLG Slots at
Sudbury Downs. See listing below.
Regional Rd. 35 to Montée Principale,
and left on Bonin Rd.
705-855-9001
www.sudburydowns.com
Catch the thunder of live harness horse
racing at Sudbury Downs! Action? You
bet!
Silver Stick Hockey Tournament
December 8-11
www.sudburysilverstick.com
International qualifying hockey tournament at various arenas in Greater
Sudbury.
december 31
705-560-4243
Valley Bingo
Sudbury Downs racetrack
December
New Year’s Eve
Family Fun Day 940 Newgate Ave.
1-800-461-4898
or 705-523-4629
sciencenorth.ca/newyearseve
Fun for everyone as families celebrate
the New Year together at Science
North.
OLG Slots at Sudbury Downs
So many ways to have fun at OLG Slots at Sudbury Downs! The “Big Nickel”
takes on a whole new meaning at OLG Slots at Sudbury Downs, with over 360
exciting slot machines ranging from 1¢ to $5. Survey the action from the Bayou,
a licensed lounge, or check out the action at the track, the only site in Northern
Ontario to feature live horse racing from April to December. It’s your mini holiday.
Open 24 hours. Must be 19 years of age or older.
Regional Rd. 35 to Montée Principale, left on Bonin Rd.
www.olg.ca 1-888-812-1703 or 705-855-7164
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Summer/Fall
Fresh Air Fun
Greater Sudbury hosts hundreds of
accessible outdoor experiences from
biking and hiking, to paintball and
skateboarding. With 330 lakes within
the city, you can bet that fresh air fun
includes water too! Dip a paddle,
drop a line, dive in, or simply let
your mind wander over the laps and
sparkles.
Photos: Lake Laurentian Conservation Area Lookout Trail; Bottom L to R: Minnow Lake Skate Park, Lively Golf Club
Beaches
Biking
Fun Centres
Parks with supervised beaches.
See maps pages 44-47
Ramsey Lake Circle Tour
Dinosaur Valley Mini Golf
www.rainbowroutes.com
The 26 km (16 mi.) tour combines
designated cycle lanes, crushed cinder
trails and open road. Recommended
for mountain or hybrid bikes only.
Discover why mini golf is mammoth at
Dinosaur Valley. (See listing below)
Bell Park
Paris St. on Ramsey Lake
The park has play areas, picnic grounds
and flower gardens. The new Grace
Hartman Amphitheatre will revive the
tradition of live performances in 2011.
The Jim Gordon Walkway spans the
length of the park and links to Science
North.
Nepahwin Beach
Boating
Boat Launches
Boat launches are free to the public
with parking available on site.
See map pages 44-47
Paris St. on Lake Nepahwin
Moonlight Beach
Moonlight Beach Rd. on the eastern
shores of Ramsey Lake
Dodge This Paintball
463-6 Falconbridge Rd.
705-560-2600
www.dodgethispaintball.ca
Trusted paintball advisors! The best
price selection and paintball games in
the north.
Minnow Lake Skate Park
Carmichael Arena 705-671-2489
Halfpipe, spine, banks and boxes,
stairs and rails for beginners and
experienced users.
SUDBURY KARTWAYS
850 Notre Dame Ave.
across from Leon’s 705-566-9266
www.sudburykartways.com
One-third mile track and 18-hole
mini golf course. We also supply racing
karts – see www.realracing.ca.
Open seasonally May to October.
Meatbird Lake
North of Lively on Municipal Rd. 24
Whitewater Lake Park
Whitewater Lake, Azilda
4 km of hiking trails and picnic area.
Kalmo Park
Conservation Area
Whitson Lake near Val Caron
Boat launch and campground.
Visit www.sudburydiscoveries.ca for more year-round
adventures, unexpected ideas and great new ways to explore
the city! Sign up for regular email updates.
Dinosaur Valley Mini Golf
Inaugural Tourism Federation of Ontario’s Innovation
Award Winner, nominated by Attractions Ontario in 2003
Steel 22’ x 14’ dragon skull, 7 different courses, a total of 63 holes, 20 mammoth
skeleton dinosaurs. Dedicated to cancer families around the world.
All Major credit cards accepted, with Paypal available online for e-gift certificates.
Open seasonally 7 days/week, from 9 am - 8 pm. - Rain or Shine!
Season is from May 1 to September 8.
Location: Municipal Rd. 35 to Montee Rouleau, right on St. Laurent St. 1 km.
Valley View Rd. turns into St. Laurent St. - Latitude 46.595203, Longitude - 81.080835
www.dinosaursudbury.com 1-866-451-8525 705-897-6302
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Golf
Blackstone Golf Course
Cedar Green Golf Club
LIVELY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
2597 Maley Dr. E. 9 holes, 1295 yards, par 27
100 Carr Ave.,
Garson 705-560-1090
18 holes, 6285 yards, par 70
305 Sixth Ave., Lively 705-692-5502
Exquisitely natural landscapes
enhanced by lush fairways and
consistent greens.
705-566-3286
Chelmsford Golf Course
99 Golf Course Rd.,
Chelmsford
705-855-0232
Pine Grove Golf Club
Colonial Golf Course
StoneHill Golf Club
Sixth Avenue Golf
& Country Club
566 Silver Lake Rd. 705-523-2518
320 Sixth Ave., Lively 9 holes, 1540 yards, par 29
Timberwolf Golf Club
The Practice Tee
Driving Range
100 Lavallee Rd.,
Chelmsford 705-855-5888
Forest Ridge Golf
& Country Club
3525 Forest Ridge Rd.,
Hwy. 144 Bypass,
GOLF SUDBURY
www.golfsudbury.com
Convenient online booking for
Cedar Green, Pine Grove, StoneHill
and Timberwolf, the home of Discount
Golf Supercentre.
Hwy. 69 S. 705-522-1622
1930 Maley Dr. off
Barrydowne or
705-524-WOLF
Falconbridge Rd.
1-877-689-8853
www.timberwolfgolf.com
Grill Marks Bistro,
Golf and Conference Centre
2516 Hwy. 69 N.,
Val Caron 705-897-6419
In recent decades, an award winning
regreening program is changing the
landscape.
Goodview Rd.
705-692-4203
705-523-2262
Twin Stacks Golf Club
84 Smelter Rd.,
Coniston 9 holes, 2955 yards, par 34
705-694-2131
Valley Family Golf Centre
3231 Regional Rd. 15,
Blezard Valley 705-897-7400
Golf practice centre and driving ranges.
Hiking
RAINBOW ROUTES
705-671-2489 ext. 4603
www.rainbowroutes.com
Opportunities for walking, cycling,
snowshoeing and cross-country skiing
are available on the City of Greater
Sudbury’s non-motorized trail system.
With trail maps, self-guided nature
walks and the new History Hike urban
walks, we have an experience for you.
A.Y. Jackson Lookout
Onaping, 45 km/27 mi.
northwest of downtown
Sudbury on Hwy. 144. 705-671-2489 ext. 4570
Take in a scenic view of High Falls in
Onaping as it cascades 55 m (150 feet)
into the Sudbury Basin. Trails, picnic
area, self-guided Geological Walking
tour and washroom facilities on site.
See Day Trips and Sightseeing Tours
page 26
Lake Laurentian
Conservation Area
Past Science North on Ramsey Lake Rd.
and right on South Bay Rd.
Offering 55 km (34 mi.) of hiking, biking
and jogging trails including a wetlands
area created by Ducks Unlimited. Trails
are well marked and provide excellent
bird watching and photo opportunities.
Horseback Riding
Pine Ridge Ranch
5000 Dupuis Dr., Hanmer 705-969-1127
The ranch features multi-use trails and
a petting zoo.
WAGONWHEEL RANCH
2200 Kenneth Dr.,
Val Therese 705-969-8601
www.wagonwheelranch.net
Open year-round, the ranch offers
scenic trail rides as well as hay and
sleigh rides. Group activities also
available. Call or visit our website.
Today, Sudbury is
one of those rare places
where one generation has
passed on a better environment
than the one it inherited.
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Campsites
Provincial Parks
Carol Campsite and R.V. Park
2388 Richard Lake Dr.
705-522-5570
Centennial Park Campground
Graham Rd., Whitefish 705-866-0338
or 705-671-2489
Ella Lake Campground
Capreol Lake Rd., Capreol 705-858-5101
or 705-671-2489
Holiday Beach Campground
Regional Rd. 55, Whitefish
705-866-0303
Maple Mountain Campsites
1547 Fairbank Lake Rd. E.
Whitefish Ukrainian National Federation
Camp
705-673-0890
Vacationland Campground
& Marina
2306 Nepewassi Lake Rd.
Estaire
1-866-695-2177
Whitewater Lake Park
Laurier St., Azilda
705-983-5609
or 705-671-2489
RV Dump Stations
Recreational vehicle (RV) owners
can dispose of sewage waste free of
charge. Call for hours of operation.
See map pages 44 to 47
705-675-2622
Valley East
Yorkshire Dr., Val Caron
705-897-5374
Chelmsford
265 Laurette St.
215 campsites
90 km north of Sudbury 705-965-2702
Oct. to Apr. 705-966-2315
The beauty and solitude of the park’s
20 lakes and wilderness forests create
a special place where the first stewards
of the land found abundant fish, game
and berries.
Chutes Provincial Park 1*
130 campsites
90 km west of Sudbury 705-865-2021
Situated on the Aux Sables River,
Chutes is an excellent stopover for
travellers and a base to explore the
North Channel of Lake Huron.
160 campsites
55 km west of Sudbury 705-866-0530
Oct. to Apr.
705-966-2315
Scuba dive or snorkel in the clear
spring-fed lake, camp around the rim,
climb trails to lookouts, or swim at a
large, family-friendly beach.
French River Provincial Park**3*
60 km south of Sudbury 705-857-1630
Explore the history, culture and natural
heritage of the French River at the
French River Visitor Centre on Hwy. 69
south (open seasonally). The walking
trails offer scenic views of the river from
the suspension bridge. Washrooms and
picnic areas on site.
Grundy Lake Provincial Park 4*
Sudbury
1173 Kelly Lake Rd.
Halfway Lake Provincial Park 5*
www.ontarioparks.com 1-888-668-7275
For your next great Ontario outdoor
adventure, call or visit our website.
Fairbank Provincial Park 2*
705-866-0385
Richard Lake Rd.
Ontario parks
705-855-3352
475 campsites
60 km south of Sudbury 705-383-2286
A mixed forest marks this area as
the boundary between northern
and southern Ontario. Beaches and
smooth rocky shores provide excellent
swimming.
Killarney Provincial Park 6*
126 campsites
90 km southwest of Sudbury 705-287-2900 or 1-888-668-7275
Considered one of Ontario
Parks’ crown jewels, this majestic,
mountainous wilderness of sapphire
lakes and jackpine ridges so captivated
artists - including members of the
Group of Seven - that they persuaded
the Ontario government to make it a
park.
Mashkinonje Provincial
Park** 7*
90 km southeast of Sudbury 705-287-2900
Windy Lake Provincial Park 8*
93 campsites
55 km northwest of Sudbury 705-966-2315
A popular recreation area in the
Sudbury region for swimming, boating,
fishing and biking. Three long sandy
beaches with shallow entries are ideal
for family fun.
* See park numbers on map, page 5
** Non-staffed Provincial Parks
Discover the Georgian Bay Coastal Route
Clear blue waters lap the shore. Endless beaches relax the soul.
Majestic cliffs thrill the adventure seeker. Magnificent lighthouses
guide the cultural explorer. The Georgian Bay Coastal Route follows
over 2,000 km of shoreline through two UNESCO World Biosphere
Reserves featuring 30,000 islands and the magnificent cliffs of the
Niagara Escarpment.
w w w. v i s i t g e o r g i a n b a y. c o m
Photo: Killarney Provincial Park
Day Trips &
Sightseeing Tours
Plan an extra day to explore
Greater Sudbury and beyond.
Step into an A.Y. Jackson painting
at High Falls.
Visit a real railroad town. Climb
aboard Bullet-Nosed Betty and her
procession – a real time machine.
Hike Silver Peak at Killarney
Provincial Park or circle Manitoulin,
the largest fresh water island in the
world.
Photos: High Falls in Onaping; Bottom L to R: Killarney; Great Blue Heron, Vermilion River
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Greater Sudbury
and beyond...
By Air
Sudbury Aviation
2379 Wahamaa St., Azilda
on Whitewater Lake 705-983-4255
www.sudburyaviation.on.ca
Reconnect with nature. Fly to an
outpost camp, fish, canoe and
relax! Or book the famous
DeHavilland Beaver and take an
aerial tour of the Sudbury Basin.
By Rail
Budd Car Adventure
VIA Rail Station, Elgin St.
1-888-842-7245 or 705-673-1138
VIA Rail’s Lake Superior (Budd
Car) is a “best-kept” secret! The
self-propelled Rail Diesel Car
makes tri-weekly runs between
Sudbury and White River. The
train passes myriad lakes and
scenic wilderness areas with
scheduled stops at numerous picturesque communities and resorts
as well as flag stops, offering paddling enthusiasts access to canoe
routes along the Spanish River.
The trip takes approximately nine
hours. Passengers can book overnight accommodations in White
River and return to Sudbury the
next day.
By Boat
Cortina Cruise
On Ramsey Lake at Science North
See Science North pages 6-7
26 Capreol and the Northern
Ontario Railroad Museum
& Heritage Centre
Capreol, 35 minutes north of Sudbury on
Municipal Rd. 80 and 84
See map pages 44-45 and
listing on page 15
www.northernontariorailroadmuseum.ca
Revisit a time when rails and ties
connected people and communities.
Admire Bullet-Nosed Betty, the
streamlined 6077 steam engine – one
of 20 ever manufactured. Imagine a
train whistle signaling students back to
class as you walk through the School
on Wheels. Climb up high into the
Snow Plow that cleared the tracks. Visit
a boxcar home – a converted Baggage
Car. Learn about the mining, lumbering
and heritage of the Sudbury area. Sip a
cuppa in the Tea Room and check out
the daily specials and local favourites
at the M & R Grill - a popular spot for
hungry railroaders.
A.Y. Jackson Lookout
30 minutes northwest of Sudbury on
Municipal Rd. 55 and Hwy. 144
See map pages 44-45
High Falls in Onaping cascades
55 metres (150 feet) into the Sudbury
Basin. The spectacular view captured
the imagination of A.Y. Jackson and
was immortalized in his painting
“Spring on the Onaping River”.
Hike the trails around the falls, picture
perfect anytime, but spectacular in the
fall. There’s more to this “picture” than
meets the eye! The Sudbury Basin is
a meteorite impact site that lured the
Apollo Astronauts to the area before
they embarked on their voyage to the
moon. They examined shattercones
– shocked rocks that were formed by
the terrestrial impact 1.8 billion years
ago. The Visitor Information Centre is
equipped with picnic and washroom
facilities. There is also a self-guided
geological walking tour onsite. Open
seasonally.
Killarney
75 minutes south of Sudbury on Hwy. 69
and west on Hwy. 637
See map page 5
Visit the class of the La Cloche – the
scenery that inspired the famed Group
of Seven. The landscape of Killarney is
spectacular, with pink granite islands
and shorelines and the white quartzite
hills of La Cloche Mountains. Killarney
Provincial Park offers backcountry
hiking and canoeing at its best. Climb
Silver Peak, one of the highest points
in the province, or launch your kayak
for a Georgian Bay paddle adventure.
The vistas aren’t the only rewards
though. When hunger hits, the catch of
the day awaits you at dockside in the
historic Town of Killarney.
Killarney Mountain
Lodge & Outfitters
See Lodges page 36
Manitoulin Island
75 minutes west of Sudbury, Hwy. 17
and south on Hwy. 6
See map page 5
Spend a day on Manitoulin, the
world’s largest fresh water island.
The island’s quaint towns, museums,
and spectacular hiking trails make it
a relaxing excursion. The Cup and
Saucer Trail, 18 km west of Little
Current, is one of the most popular
hikes in Ontario.
Great Spirit Circle Trail
M’Chigeeng, Manitoulin Island
www.circletrail.com
1-877-710-3211
For the Anishnaabe people, this is
the home of “The Great Spirit GitchiManitou.” Experience the past and
enjoy the present on the Great Spirit
Circle Trail which encompasses eight
First Nation communities on Manitoulin
Island and the Sagamok region in
Northeastern Ontario.
Winter Fresh Air Fun
When the lakes turn icy blue and
the white stuff piles up, it’s time to
lace up for an open air skate, snap
on the skis for cross-country and
downhill thrills and rev the engines
for back country adventures.
Photos: Snowshoeing in the Vermilion River Delta; Bottom L to R: Onaping Falls sliding hill, Wagonwheel Ranch
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Cross-Country Skiing
Downhill Skiing
Azilda Voyageurs Cross
Country Ski Club
705-983-2320
Adanac Ski Hill
or 705-983-0054
Capreol Cross
Country Ski Club
705-858-4289
Laurentian
University Trails
705-673-6528
Lake Laurentian
Conservation Area
South Bay Rd. Weekends: 705-675-1151 ext. 2259
or ext. 2237
705-674-5202
Onaping Falls
Nordic Ski Club
Two Trail Systems 705-855-0145
or 705-855-2094
Voima Athletic Club
Bar W Ranch,
Tilton Lake Rd. 705-522-5019
Walden Cross
Country Fitness Club
Naughton Trails Beaver Lake Trails 705-692-2321
or 705-692-3439
705-866-2474
Indoor
Fitness & Fun
Off Beatrice Cr., Sudbury
705-671-2489 ext. 2456
Dec. to Mar. 705-566-9911
Snow/Rental Shop 705-566-5064
www.greatersudbury.ca/ski
Enjoy winter weekends of skiing,
snowboarding and more. Adanac offers
over 240 vertical feet of skiable terrain,
including a beginner’s area and a 2,400
sq. ft. main chalet. Rentals, lessons and
school programs available.
Capreol Ski Hill
Lakeshore Dr., Capreol
Jan. to Mar. 140 Durham St.
705-674-8315
Sudbury Indoor
Tennis Centre
Queen’s Athletic Field
off Elm St.
705-688-1414
Greater Sudbury
Recreation Facilities
See map pages 44-47.
Bowling
705-858-5966
Lively Ski Hill
231 First Ave., Lively
705-671-2489 ext. 2437
Onaping Ski Hills
Slalom St., off Regional Rd. 8,
Onaping 705-966-3939
Skating (Open Air)
Buddha’s Bowl
1700 Main, Val Caron 4441 Chenier, Hanmer 3060 Falconbridge Hwy.,
Garson Valley Bowl
3610 Falconbridge Rd.
705-693-SNOW (7669)
www.sudburytrailplan.on.ca
Come ride over 1,000 km of
snowmobile trails for a family winter
adventure. There is Snow Place Like It!
Ontario Federation of
Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC)
District 12
www.ofsc.on.ca
Located in the mid-north, District 12
offers over 2,000 kms of groomed interconnecting trails throughout Greater
Sudbury, Manitoulin, Massey, Nairn,
Espanola and Killarney.
Photo: Sudbury Trail Plan Association, North of Lake Wanapitei to Wolf Mountain
705-693-2500
Italian Club
7 Craig, Copper Cliff Sudbury Trail Plan
Association
705-969-6386
Garson Bowl
Ramsey Lake
Skating Path 705-671-2489 ext. 4570
Snowmobiling
705-897-1167
Chico’s Bowl
& Sports Lounge
Designated “skating only”
Queen’s
Athletic Field 705-671-2489 ext. 4570
28 YMCA Centre for Life
3557 Errington Ave.,
705-855-3962
Plaza Bowl
1799 Garden St. 705-566-0201
Walden Bowling
Centre
145 Municipal Rd. 24,
Lively 705-692-9450
Whitewater Lanes
430 Notre Dame E., Azilda 705-983-4775
Major Shopping Areas
Our weather perfect indoor malls,
acres of Big Box stores and fresh
air downtown streets are ideal for
indulging in “retail therapy”.
You’ll discover why Greater Sudbury
is Northeastern Ontario’s shopping
centre.
Photos: New Sudbury Centre; Bottom L to R: RioCan Centre Sudbury, Rainbow Centre
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Greater Downtown
New Sudbury
Hanmer
Discover more than 500 businesses
and services including all major banks
and Tom Davies Square, home to our
municipal offices.
See Greater Downtown pages 10-11
New Sudbury is Sudbury’s most popular
shopping destination. Here you’ll find
an impressive selection of malls, Big Box
stores and warehouse outlets including
Costco and Home Depot.
Hanmer Valley
Shopping Centre
South End
NEW SUDBURY CENTRE
Sudbury’s four corners welcome you
with a variety of grocers, shopping
malls and stores including popular
names such as Wal-Mart, Canadian Tire
and Shoppers Drug Mart.
Ramakko’s Source for
Adventure
2345 Regent St. 705-522-8889
www.ramakkos.com
Look for the lighthouse and discover
one of Sudbury’s most popular outdoor
stores. Rocks sportswear is proudly
worn by customers from over 120
countries around the world. You’ll also
find unique Northern Ontario and
Sudbury gifts and souvenirs.
Southridge Mall
Corner of Regent St.
and Long Lake Rd.
705-522-5480
Features more than 40 stores, including
Fairweather, International Clothiers,
Metro, Zellers, SportChek, The Source
and GoodLife Fitness.
5085 Hwy. 69 N.
705-929-5793
Including more than 35 stores, such as
Food Basics, Hanmer Home Hardware,
Hart Department Store and The Source.
New Sudbury Centre is Northeastern
Ontario’s largest and most fashion
forward shopping centre. See below
RioCan Centre Sudbury
Corner of Kingsway and Barrydowne Rd.
Shop an impressive line-up including Chapters, Staples, Sears Home,
Old Navy, HomeSense, Pier I Imports,
PetSmart, Michael’s, Winners, the Gap
and SilverCity Sudbury – a twelve
cinema complex.
Silver Hills Centre
Booking your
Sudbury
Family Getaway?
Marcus Dr.
Featuring some of Sudbury’s newest
additions to our retail offerings, including Lowe’s, Best Buy, Toys“R”Us and
Babies”R”Us.
One-stop shopping
makes it easy!
Chelmsford
sudburytourism.ca
Place Bonaventure Mall
Hwy. 144 and
Municipal Rd. 35
705-855-3091
Features 40 stores including SAAN,
The Source and Chartrand’s Your
Independent Grocer.
Call 1-866-451-8525
or visit
and reserve your adventure
today. One call does it all!
sudburytourism.ca
1-866-451-8525
NEW SUDBURY CENTRE
With over 110 stores and services, we offer a dynamic mix that
makes the difference.
Forgot to pack something, need to pick up a gift or simply looking to splurge?
You’re sure to find it in one of our stores including Sears, Wal-Mart, Future Shop,
SportChek and Shoppers Drug Mart. If time permits, plan a day browsing through
Aéropostale, Boathouse, Laura, American Eagle, HMV, Coles or take a break with
something from our food court. There’s something for everyone’s taste.
Barrydowne Rd. and Lasalle Blvd. 30 www.sudburytourism.ca
www.newsudburycentre.ca
Accommodations
Sudbury offers a variety of
accommodations and a range of
options to suit every travel budget.
From popular inns and cozy B&Bs
to wilderness retreats,
you can count on the
finest hospitality
to make your stay
a memorable one.
Welcome to the Ambassador Hotel –
Where warmth and friendliness begin at
the front desk!
Our convenient location situates you
minutes from the airport and places
you in the midst of Northern Ontario’s
largest retail and uniquely diverse
business district.
An array of recently renovated guest
rooms feature a host of amenities to
help make your stay most enjoyable.
As our guest, enjoy complimentary
wireless internet, 24-hour business
centre, indoor pool, fitness studio, and
complimentary continental breakfast.
Laura Fratelli’s, our on premise licensed
restaurant, serves great steaks and fresh
pastas nightly.
Full service meeting and conference
facilities available.
Independently owned and operated.
Information:
Tel.: 705-566-3601
Toll free: 1-800-859-4442
www.ambassadorhotel.ca
Come and experience our pet-friendly
CAA/AAA approved downtown
hotel within walking distance of the
Sudbury Arena, Sudbury Theatre
Centre, government and business
offices. Just a short drive away from
Science North, Dynamic Earth, Bell
Park, the hospital and educational
institutions. Our hotel offers a variety
of well-designed rooms including our
brand new executive guest room with
32” LCD TV. We offer free wireless/
hardwired high-speed internet access,
24-hour business centre, parking and a
continental breakfast. Feel at home on
our new Simmons Beautyrest pillowtop mattresses. With our full attention
to detail and excellent guest services,
we’re truly “Across the street from
ordinary”.
Information:
Tel.: 705-673-7801
Toll free: 1-866-SUDBURY (783-2879)
www.bestwestern.com
151 Larch St.
1-866-451-8525 31
Both award winning Comfort Inn
locations are close to shopping,
restaurants and local attractions.
All rooms are equipped with coffee
makers, hairdryers, irons and boards.
Free wireless high-speed internet
access. Some rooms also include a
fridge and microwave; perfect for
longer stays!
Enjoy convenient free parking; ground
floor rooms have patio door access.
We are pleased to offer our fabulous
FREE “Comfort Sunshine Breakfast”,
served every morning in our comfortable
lobby. 24 hour complimentary coffee!
Ask about our guest reward program,
Choice Privileges. We also offer
Aeroplan Miles here!
Information:
440 Second Ave. Tel.: 705-560-4502
2171 Regent St. S. Tel.: 705-522-1101
Toll free: 1-800-424-6423
www.comfortinnsudbury.com
Mention this ad and receive
$25 Cdn off regular rates
Days Inn is conveniently situated in
downtown Sudbury central to all major
attractions, entertainment and sporting
facilities.
The hotel offers meeting rooms, newly
renovated guest rooms with Executive
Suites and a Business Floor.
All guest rooms are equipped with
high speed wireless internet, in room
fridges, coffee makers, hair dryers,
irons and boards. Enjoy our indoor
pool, sauna and fitness rooms.
Spencer’s Bistro is open daily from
7:00 a.m. with a “Kids Eat Free”
Program.
Earn valuable Wyndham Reward
Points.
Information:
Tel.: 705-674-7517
Toll free: 1-800-329-7466
www.daysinnsudbury.ca
117 Elm St.
Welcome to the Marriott Fairfield
Inn & Suites - We offer upscale
accommodations with a variety of
suites, and cutting edge business
amenities at a convenient location.
The Marriott Fairfield Inn & Suites is
the perfect choice for your next stay in
Sudbury as we are minutes away from
two major shopping centers, cinemas,
restaurants, public and business
services, and more!
Experience our free wired and wireless
internet, deluxe continental breakfast,
exercise room and swimming pool.
Whatever the purpose of your visit to
Sudbury, the Marriott Fairfield Inn &
Suites will accommodate all of your
traveling needs with exceptional
service with a smile!
Information:
Tel.: 705-560-0111
Toll free: 1-888-236-2427
www.marriott.com
490 Barrydowne Rd.
The Hampton Inn by Hilton Sudbury
offers spacious rooms to suit your
needs with 32” flat-screen televisions,
free movie channel, complimentary
daily On the House hot breakfast,
complimentary wired and wireless
high-speed Internet access, heated
indoor pool, 24-hour fitness centre,
24-hour business centre and Suite Shop
convenience store.
We are situated within walking distance
to shopping, restaurants and a short
drive to world famous attractions,
Our friendly service and complimentary
amenities are all backed by our 100%
Hampton Guarantee. Points and miles
and no blackout dates – only with
Hilton HHonors®
Information:
Tel.: 705-523-5200
Toll free: 1-800-HAMPTON
www.sudburyontario.hamptoninn.com
2280 Regent St. S.
The completely renovated and
decorated Holiday Inn on Regent
Street is located minutes from Science
North, Dynamic Earth, shopping and
most major attractions.
This beautiful property offers a wide
variety of suites, complimentary
parking, an indoor pool, sauna,
whirlpool and exercise facility.
All guestrooms feature brand new
plush beds and bedding, 32” flat
screen t.v.’s, complimentary local
calls, voice mail, On Command Movie
Network and high-speed wireless
internet. Enjoy our luncheon buffet
Monday to Friday in our popular
licensed restaurant or join us for a
spectacular Sunday Brunch!
Information:
Tel.: 705-522-3000
Toll free: 1-800-461-4822
www.hisudbury.ca
1696 Regent St.
Come and Experience a 2010-2011
Gold Award Winning Hotel.
100% smoke free since 2007.
Experience our fresh approach.
All rooms include working desk,
ergonomic chair, phones with data
ports and free wireless high-speed
internet.
The hotel is central to all area
attractions and sporting facilities and
provides banquet and conference
facilities for 10-400 with free parking.
Enjoy Brady’s Dining Room, the
Exchange Lounge and fitness room.
(Group meals available)
Kids always stay, play and eat free.
Some conditions apply. Seasonal
Discounts available, including Family
Breakfast.
Information:
Tel.: 705-675-5602
Toll free: 1-800-461-1144
www.hojosudbury.ca
50 Brady St.
1-866-451-8525 33
Located in downtown Sudbury we’re
the ideal spot for a getaway, a business
meeting or a family holiday. The
Hotel is just minutes from delicious
restaurants, live theatre, government
offices, downtown businesses, and
Sudbury’s most popular attractions
Expect full service during your stay
with us; heated indoor pool, fitness
facilities, business centre, pet friendly
rooms and complimentary wireless
internet access. All guestrooms and
suites are 100% Smoke Free. With over
5,000 square feet of meeting and event
space we can accommodate 2 to 200
people. Bridge’s Bistro & Bar and The
Lounge located on site.
Information:
Tel.: 705-675-1273
Toll free: 1-800-461-1120
www.qualityinnsudbury.com
390 Elgin St.
Only minutes away from municipal
and corporate offices and tourist
attractions. Luxurious guest rooms
feature “Sleep Number Beds”,
complimentary internet access,
voicemail, On Command movies and
in-room coffee. Sudbury’s largest
convention centre features “Pesto’s
Eatery & Saloon”. City’s largest
heated indoor pool. All guests receive
free access to Body Works Fitness
Centre. In our attached mall there
is a food court, deli, department
store, boutiques and cinemas with six
theatres. Within walking distance to a
number of Sudbury’s finest restaurants
and pubs.
Information:
Tel.: 705-675-1123
Toll free: 1-800-333-3333
www.radisson.com/sudburyca
85 Ste. Anne Rd.
Super 8 Motel is minutes from all the
excitement and fun! Ask about our
Science North and Dynamic Earth family
getaways or our OLG Slots
at Sudbury Downs package for the
older kids.
Experience the best of Sudbury
at Super 8, across the street from
shopping and restaurants with room
service from Buzzy Brown’s. Great
shopping, corporate and family golf
packages as well. All of this and
our complimentary SuperSTART™
breakfast.
Information:
Tel.: 705-522-7600
Toll free: 1-800-800-8000
www.super8.com
1956 Regent St. S.
Welcome to the TownePlace Suites
by Marriott. We are the one and only
TownePlace Suites in Canada and the
newest hotel in Sudbury. TownePlace
Suites by Marriott Sudbury is an all
suites hotel where you can balance work
and life as you like, with the comfort,
flexibility and affordability you require.
Relax and feel at home with a fully
equipped kitchen, well designed
desk and work area (complete with
complimentary high-speed Internet
access) and daily breakfast. We feature
an indoor pool and water slide, meeting
rooms, fitness facility and lobby lounge.
Information:
Tel.: 705-525-7700
Toll free: 1-800-257-3000
www.marriott.com/ysbts
1710 Kingsway
Great Rates! Great location! The
Travelodge Hotel is close to Science
North and the IMAX Theatre and
features 140 comfortable and spacious
guestrooms including 35 Deluxe suites.
Amenities include indoor pool, hottub, fitness room and complimentary
wireless high-speed internet. Enjoy all
day breakfast at Perkins Restaurant
and personal grooming, massage
therapy and Fantasy Tan at Glow
Aesthetics, both located on-site.
The hotel has banquet and meeting
facilities to accommodate up to 100
people with on-site catering. We
look forward to seeing you! Collect
Travelodge Guest Reward Points and
HBC Reward Points with every stay!
Information:
Tel.: 705-522-1100
Toll free: 1-800-578-7878
www.travelodgesudbury.com
1401 Paris St.
The Travelway Inn Sudbury is centrally
located - directly across the street from
Science North / IMAX Theatre and the
Sudbury Regional Hospital / Cancer
Treatment Centre. Only minutes to
downtown Sudbury or Laurentian
University.
All 84 of our guest rooms feature free
wireless high speed internet, in-room
coffee maker, refrigerator, full size iron
and ironing board. 100% Smoke free.
Full service restaurant and business
centre on site.
Information:
Tel.: 705-522-1122
Toll free: 1-800-461-4883
www.travelwayinnsudbury.com
1200 Paris St.
Across from Science North
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Hotels & Motels
Extended Stay
Bed & Breakfast
Belmont Inn
Homewood Suites
by Hilton Sudbury
Auberge du Village
340 York St. 1-800-465-6388
Brockdan Motor Hotel
1222 Pioneer Rd. 705-522-5270
Canadiana Motel
965 Lorne St. 1-888-674-7585
www.canadianamotelsudbury.com
Recently renovated rooms. Close to
hospital and major attractions. Free
internet.
Cardinal Motor Inn
1500 Regent St. S. 1-800-787-4008
Chateau Guay Motel
2865 Kingsway 705-566-1501
Falcon Hotel
3024 Falconbridge Rd.,
Garson 705-693-2727
Four Sisters Motel
1077 Lorne St. 705-670-0071
Imperial Fireside Inn
1111 Lorne St. Knight’s Inn
1145 Lorne St. 705-673-0075
705-674-4203
1-800-843-5644
Moonlight Inn & Suites
350 Moonlight Ave. 705-566-0321
www.moonlightinn.ca
1-800-424-0321
Located at Sudbury’s eastern
gateway. Minutes from shopping and
restaurants. Free internet. Kitchenette
units available. Value and comfort.
Northland Motel
3150 Errington, Hwy. 144 N.,
Norvic Motel
705-694-4818
1-866-318-3356
Valley Inn Hotel Motel
1-866-617-7173
Village Inn Motel
1005 Municipal Rd. 55,
Lively 705-675-7732 1-800-675-7732
Auberge-sur-lac B&B
1672 South Lane Rd.
705-522-5010
1-888-535-6727
Southbay Guesthouse B&B
1889 Regent St. 1-877-633-2374
Specializing in medical stays.
1802 South Bay Rd.
705-671-9611
1-877-656-8324
Sample the warmth, comfort & privacy
of our accommodations on the shores
of Ramsey Lake.
Sage Executive Suites
The Stanyon Guest House House of Kin
11 Elgin Street
1-888-671-9715
www.sageexecutivesuites.com
Luxurious, professionally designed and
furnished condo style one and two
bedroom suites for short or long term
stays.
Lodges
Camp Driftwood
827 Driftwood Rd., Alban
705-857-0164
40 min. south of Sudbury 1-888-877-1808
www.campdriftwood.com
Choose from two or three bedroom
cottages, with all amenities, nestled
among pine trees on the shores of Trout
Lake.
Killarney Mountain
Lodge & Outfitters
3 Commissioner St., 705-287-2242
Killarney 1-800-461-1117
www.killarney.com
A casual resort on north Georgian Bay,
featuring a unique adventure program.
34 Stanyon St. 705-674-0317
Sudbury Association of
Bed & Breakfasts
www.mysudbury.ca/sabb
Member properties meet high
standards of cleanliness and safety and
each offers their own unique style and
amenities.
Members include:
Artisan Upstairs Guest House
318 Jeanne D'arc St.
705-674-4387
Millwood B&B
1808 Millwood Cr.
705-522-1441
1-866-307-7702
Garden Spa Hot/Tub, relaxing pond
and welcoming stay in Sudbury’s south
end.
Sudbury South Suites plus B&B
2293 Treeview Rd.
705-523-0511
Wahnapitae 705-521-6587
Lodge at Pine Cove
Red Carpet Inn & Suites
500 Notre Dame St. E.,
Azilda
104 Durham St.
Kukagami Lodge
1340 Hwy. 17 E.,
Wahnapitae 450 Municipal Rd. 55,
Lively 2270 Regent St. S.
705-523-8100
1-800-CALL HOME
www.sudbury.homewoodsuites.com
Upscale all-suites residential style hotel
suited for long term or overnight stays.
Includes our Suite Start breakfast each
morning.
Nöelville
705-898-2500
www.frenchriver.com
Discover the French River. Get away to
Ontario’s Voyageur Country only one hour south of Sudbury.
Rocky’s Lake Wanapitei Lake Wanapitei
705-858-0500
1-877-226-2857
Windy Lake Motel
Hwy. 144, Levack 705-966-3967
Photo: Homewood Suites by Hilton Sudbury
Food & Restaurants
From fine dining experiences
to quick bites, the options
are tempting at Sudbury’s
treasure trove of restaurants.
Photos: Curious Thyme’s Bistro; Bottom L to R: LakeHouse Dining Lounge, Shaughnessy’s Pub & Grill
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Greater Downtown / West End
Alexandria’s
211 Shaughnessy St.
705-688-1453
Licensed – Mediterranean • Outdoor Patio
Ali Baba Restaurant
833 Ontario St.
Licensed – Middle Eastern
705-670-2710
Beef ’N Bird Tavern
923 Lorne St.
705-675-7833
Licensed – Canadian • Outdoor Patio
Bella Vita Cucina
493 Kathleen St. Licensed – Italian
705-670-8482
Bertolo’s Homemade Foods
149 Durham St.
Italian/Canadian
705-670-0599
Brady’s
Howard Johnston Plaza Hotel,
50 Brady St.
705-675-5602 ext. 285
Licensed – Canadian/Italian
Bridges Bistro & Bar
Quality Inn,
390 Elgin St.
Licensed – Canadian
705-675-1001
Cranky Joe’s Roadhouse
941 Notre Dame Ave.
705-524-9393
Licensed – Canadian • Outdoor patio
Doghouse Sports Bar
& Eatery
Korner Kaffee
212 Romanet Ln.
705-675-2275
Enrico’s Restaurant
Caruso Club,
385 Haig St. Licensed – Italian Buffet
705-675-1357
Envy Tapas & Lounge
187 Shaughnessy St.
705-673-1866
Licensed – Tapas & Appetizers
Frank’s Delicatessen
112 Durham St. Canadian • Outdoor Patio
705-674-5428
Gonga’s Grill & Family
Restaurant
233 Brady St. 705-670-1770
Gus’s Restaurant
336 Elm St. Licensed – Canadian
705-673-9744
Herc’s Greek Eatery
875 Notre Dame Ave.
Licensed – Greek
705-560-3883
Hourglass Restaurant & Lounge
183 Cedar St.
705-674-5277
Kennedy’s Homestyle Buffet
Curious Thyme’s
Bistro
Travelway Inn,
1200 Paris St.
705-522-3500
www.curiousthymes.ca
Licensed – Canadian (includes wild game)
Knight’s Inn,
1145 Lorne St. Licensed - Canadian
705-674-9333
96 Larch St.
Canadian
705-675-5775
La Boulangerie du Village
104 Durham St.
705-675-5000
Artisan bakery/deli • Outdoor Patio
La Casa Mexicana
49 Elgin St.
705-674-9901
Licensed – Mexican • Outdoor patio
Discover Mexico in Sudbury.
lakeHouse Dining Lounge & Cocktail Bar
Science North,
100 Ramsey Lake Rd.
705-523-9669
www.lakehousedining.ca
Greater Sudbury’s premiere event
location, overlooking beautiful Ramsey
Lake.
Laughing Buddha
194 Elgin St.
Licensed • Outdoor Patio
705-673-2112
Little India Restaurant
Best Western Hotel,
151 Larch St.
Licensed – Indian
705-670-9553
Maria’s Cozy Corner Restaurant
499 Notre Dame Ave.
705-675-5090
Licensed – Greek/Italian/Canadian
Known locally as Savour Sudbury, the Greater Sudbury
Restaurant & Foodservice Association is working
to raise awareness of the importance of the local
food industry within the City of Greater Sudbury.
From butcher shops, restaurants, delis and cafés to
producers, growers, suppliers and retailers, Savour
Sudbury keeps the local spirit alive through innovative
marketing and events including Savour the Street.
From a warm greeting to beautifully presented food,
every experience that we represent will be treated in a
professional manner!
Members of Savour Sudbury are identified with the
Savour Sudbury logo.
www.savoursudbury.ca 38 P.O. Box 1331, Stn. B www.sudburytourism.ca
705-670-8649
South End
My Thai Palace
Ristorante Verdicchio
893 Notre Dame Ave. 705-524-8424
www.mythaipalace.ca
Licensed – Thai
Sudbury’s first authentic Thai restaurant.
Dine-in, take out, delivery.
1351-D Kelly Lake Rd. 705-523-2794
www.ristoranteverdicchio.com
Licensed – Authentic Italian • Outdoor
patio
Enjoy a taste of Italy – Rustic fine
dining and selections from our award
winning wine cellar.
Nibbler’s Grill
70 Young St.
705-673-2393
Licensed – Canadian/Greek • Outdoor Patio
Northern Flavours
106 Beech St. 705-670-1001
Northern Ontario Speciality
Bistro, food store and caterer
specializing in the creation of local
entrees.
Old Rock roastery
212 Minto St.
705-564-9000
93 Durham St.
705-675-3030
www.oldrock.ca
Specialty coffee blends
Enjoy over 70 locally roasted fair trade,
organic coffees in a European setting.
Pasta e Vino Ristorante
118 Paris St.
Licensed – Italian
705-674-3050
Peddler’s Pub & Eatery
63 Cedar St. Licensed – Canadian
705-669-1075
Travelodge Hotel,
1401 Paris St.
Pesto’s
Radisson Hotel,
85 Ste. Anne Rd.
Respect is Burning
supperclub & Grill
82 Durham St. 705-675-5777
www.ribsupperclub.com
Licensed – Italian Gourmet
Rural Italian tradition meets urban style
at Northern Ontario’s premiere pasta
and grill bistro.
79 Cedar St. 705-673-2233
Licensed – Sushi & Japanese cuisine
Cedar Point Plaza,
1984 Regent St.
705-522-6284
Shaughnessy’s
Pub & Grill
187 Shaughnessy St. 705-673-1866
Simon’s Gallery Grill
Culpeppers Eatery & Restaurant
Cardinal Motor Inn,
1500 Regent St. S.
705-522-2422
East Side Mario’s
Spencer’s Bistro
1769 Regent St. Licensed – Canadian
Day’s Inn Hotel,
117 Elm St.
235 Douglas St. Licensed – Italian
Eddie’s Restaurant
705-522-5244
1500 Pub & Grill
705-674-0056
Cardinal Motor Inn,
1500 Regent St. S.
705-522-8900
Gloria’s Restaurant
705-675-7777
The Cinco Centavos
113 Durham St.
Licensed – Spanish/Tapas
2040 Algonquin Rd.
705-522-8977
Licensed – Italian • Outdoor patio
705-674-1737
Stella’s Café
11 Cedar St.
Canadian/European
705-523-6629
Buzzy Brown’s Brasserie
86 Durham St. 705-522-5649
Licensed – International/Canadian
International cuisine with great service
in an open kitchen art gallery setting.
705-586-2233
Ugi’s Restaurant
705-671-6662
Azzurri Café
1355 Regent St. 96 Larch St.
Licensed – Indian
705-522-3220
Four Corner’s Square,
2037 Long Lake Rd. 705-523-4567
Licensed – Seafood
Sudbury’s specialized seafood
restaurant since 1974.
Sapporo Ichibang Japanese
Restaurant
Tandoori Tastes
Perkins Restaurant
& Bakery
Anke & Tony’s
Seafood Restaurant
705-674-1222
Vespa Panini
359 Riverside Dr.
705-675-3300
Licensed – Italian Deli Style
Win Fortune Restaurant
840 Notre Dame Ave. 705-560-5420
Licensed – Chinese/Canadian
469 Bouchard St.
Canadian
705-522-1476
Gonga’s Grill
& Family Restaurant
1942 Regent St.
Canadian
705-522-2793
Grumbler’s Steak House
1620 Regent St.
705-522-2700
Licensed – Casual/Fine Dining
Holiday Inn Restaurant
Holiday Inn Hotel,
1696 Regent St.
705-522-3000
Indian Summer
1543 Paris St.
Licensed – Indian
705-522-4133
Joey’s Only Seafood
2040 Algonquin Rd. Licensed – Seafood
Members of Savour Sudbury are
identified with the Savour Sudbury logo.
1-866-451-8525 705-522-0321
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New Sudbury
Orient Restaurant-Tavern
Apollo Restaurant
Cardinal Motor Inn,
1500 Regent St.
Chinese/Canadian
844 Kingsway Licensed – Greek
705-522-8332
Boston Pizza
Pizza Hut
121 Loach’s Rd. Licensed – Italian
705-560-0000
Algonquin Square,
2040 Algonquin Rd. 705-586-PLUK (7585)
Ripe Restaurant
1788 Regent St. S. 705-523-8448
Licensed – Italian and gourmet desserts
• Outdoor patio
Swiss Chalet
1070 Kingsway 705-560-6888
Fishbowl Restaurant
900 Lasalle Blvd. 705-524-3933
www.fishbowlrestaurants.com
Licensed - Seafood • Outdoor Patio
Polished casual dining specializing in
wood fired steaks and seafood.
705-522-9100
Gonga’s Grill
& Family Restaurant
705-522-2822
798 Lasalle Blvd.
467 Falconbridge Rd. Canadian
Tommy’s Not Here
1889 Regent St.
Licensed – Fine Dining
120 Donna Dr. 705-524-8886
Casey’s Bar and Grill
Pluckers Wings & Things
2309 Regent St.
Licensed – Chicken & Ribs
New Orleans Pizza
705-674-0574
Tony V’s Pizza
1323 Martindale Rd.
705-522-2883
Licensed – Greek & Italian • Outdoor patio
Umai Japanese Restaurant
1875 Paris St.
705-673-8075
Licensed – Sushi & Japanese cuisine
19th Hole Bar & Grill
Timberwolf Golf Club,
1930 Maley Dr.
705-524-9653
Open seasonally (throughout the golf
season)
Orient Restaurant-Tavern
900 Lasalle Blvd. Chinese/Canadian
1899 Lasalle Blvd.
Licensed – Japanese
705-560-7222
705-521-1451
Pizza Hut
1100 Barrydowne Rd.
705-560-2110
Licensed – All day breakfast
Red Lobster
Kelsey’s
705-524-3435
Kings Buffet
La Casa Mexicana
1142 Lasalle Blvd.
705-560-1699
Licensed – Mexican • Outdoor patio
705-566-3601
M.I.C. (Made in CanadA)
Eatery & Whiskey Pub
200 Falconbridge Rd. 705-524-7273
www.micsudbury.ca
All Canadian food. Voted Sudbury’s
best wings and Sunday brunch.
Montana’s Cookhouse
705-566-7615
705-566-5353
705-560-0000
705-560-9825
Rudy’s Restaurant
& Take-out Service
483 Lasalle Blvd. Canadian
705-566-1519
Stelio’s
830 Barrydowne Rd.
705-524-2121
Licensed – Greek/Vietnamese/Seafood
Sun Wah
705-560-0140
Swiss Chalet
1109 Barrydowne Rd.
Licensed – Chicken & Ribs
705-566-4966
Teklenburg’s Seafood & Steak
1893 Lasalle Blvd. Licensed – Seafood
705-560-2662
The Keg Steakhouse & Bar
1396 Kingsway
705-525-0802
Licensed – Steak & Seafood • Outdoor
Patio
Trevi Restaurant
1837 Lasalle Blvd. Licensed – Italian
Mr. Prime Rib
777 Barrydowne Rd. Licensed – Canadian
1600 Lasalle Blvd. Licensed – Seafood
1540 Lasalle Blvd.
Licensed – Chinese
Laura Fratelli’s
1300 Marcus Dr.
705-560-3888
1463 Lasalle Blvd. 705-560-2500
Licensed – Italian • Outdoor patio
470 Barrydowne Rd. Licensed – Italian
Ambassador Hotel,
225 Falconbridge Rd. Licensed – Italian
705-560-1230
Osaka Sushi
Jak’s Diner
1425 Kingsway Licensed – Canadian
705-523-8080
Pat & Mario’s
1051 Kingsway 705-524-7878
Licensed – Chinese/Canadian & Sushi
40 401 Lasalle Blvd.
www.neworleanspizza.ca
705-560-0700
Tutti Frutti
480 Barrydowne Rd. Breakfast Specialty
705-566-8846
Azilda
Copper Cliff
Doghouse Sports Bar
& Eatery
Bruno’s Bar & Grill
25 Aldege St.
705-983-4069
Capreol
705-858-2925
Algoma Tavern & Restaurant
3650 Errington Ave. 705-855-0302
Chew’s Restaurant
705-855-4501
Colonial Golf Course
Dining Room
3098 Falconbridge Hwy.
Canadian
705-693-2749
Cousin Vinny’s
Mardi Gras Dining Lounge
OLG Slots at Sudbury Downs,
400 Bonin Rd.
705-855-9001
Licensed – Canadian Buffet
• Open Wed. and Sat.
Sixth Avenue Golf & Country Club,
320 Sixth Ave.
705-692-4203
Licensed – French/Italian/Canadian
• Outdoor patio
Val Caron
Aggie’s Family Restaurant
Tailwinds Café
Mandarin Express
705-855-9999
705-693-9304
2354 Maley Dr.
705-560-5051
Licensed – Canadian/Oriental
Hanmer
1635 Main St. W. Canadian
1642 Main St.
705-693-9963
705-897-2586
Grill Marks Bistro, Golf
and Conference Centre 2516 Hwy. 69 N. www.grillmarks.ca
705-897-8430
Hanmer Valley Shopping Mall,
5085 Hwy. 69 N.
705-969-5644
New Orleans Pizza
Smokin’ Jeff’s BBQ House
Parthenon Restaurant & Bar
6160 Hwy. 69 N. Licensed - Canadian
3045 Hwy. 69 N.
705-897-5752
Licensed – Canadian/Greek/Italian
705-969-0923
3049 Hwy. 69 N.
www.neworleanspizza.ca
Lively
Val Therese
3150 Errington Ave.
705-855-4533
Golden Palace
Pizza Hut
705-560-0000
Red Carpet Inn & Suites,
450 Regional Rd. 55
Chinese/Canadian
Hwy. 144
705-897-4402
Garlum Restaurant
Northland Motel Restaurant
Pizza Hut
705-692-4788
Sixth Avenue Eatery
Reise’s Restaurant
Greater Sudbury Airport,
2621 Skead Rd.
705-692-3752
Mr J’s Roadhouse
140-3 Regional Rd. 24 Licensed – Canadian
Garson
100 Lavallee Rd.
705-855-5888
3183 Errington Ave.
Chinese take-out
705-682-0452
Gonga’s Grill & Family
Restaurant
Chelmsford
3451 Errington Ave.
Canadian/Chinese
145 Regional Rd. 24
Far East Restaurant
M & R Grill
7 Young St. Canadian
39 Balsam St.
Huddle Dining Lounge
705-692-9993
4544 Hwy. 69 N.
705-523-8080
705-560-0000
Signatures Restaurant
3702 Hwy. 144
705-855-9021
2 Thumbs Up
Place Bonaventure Mall,
4764 Regional Rd. 15
705-855-0003
Coniston
Colonial Inn
28 Cedar St.
705-694-4761
Mandarin House
Coniston Mall,
24 Amanda St.
Chinese/Canadian
705-694-0303
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Food Services
Greater Downtown/
West End
Sunbeam Meat Market New Sudbury
433 Laforest Ave. D&A Fine Meats
B&D Quality Meats
Sweet Nothings
1885 Paris St. 705-522-8745
619 Kathleen St. 705-674-5209
594 Lasalle Blvd. 705-677-0710
Tarini Bros. Meat Market
1191 Montrose Ave. See Explore Greater Downtown Page 11
1055 Lorne St. Jessinik Fish Market
Eat Local Sudbury
Cooperative Inc.
Y.U.M. Culinary Academy
830 Barrydowne Rd. 92 Boland Ave.
www.yumitup.com
Kitchen Bits
176 Larch St. 705-521-6717
www.eatlocalsudbury.com
Stop by our co-op grocery store full of
local food products: produce, meat,
dairy, preserves, soap and more.
705-675-1000
Grandmother’s Pie Shoppe
1105 Webbwood Dr. 705-670-8649
Societa’ Caruso (Caruso Club)
385 Haig St. www.carusoclub.ca
705-675-1357
705-670-0888
705-522-0718
Huckleberry’s Dairy Bar
s.t.o.p. Restaurant Supply Ltd.
469 Bouchard St.
881 Notre Dame Ave.
705-674-7673
www.shopatstop.com
Open to the public. Our 20,000 sq ft
showroom is stocked with a good
selection of cookware, flatware, knives,
table top items and kitchen tools.
1500 Paris St.
705-522-7799
Paris Natural Foods
705-522-8891
Regency Bakery & Deli
1355 Regent St.
705-522-8861
Booking your Sudbury Family Getaway?
One-stop shopping makes it easy!
Call 1-866-451-8525 or visit sudburytourism.ca and
reserve your adventure today. One call does it all!
sudburytourism.ca
1-866-451-8525
Photo: Y.U.M. Culinary Academy
42 705-524-8880
1390 Kingsway
705-674-3743
www.kitchenbits.ca
Rediscover your kitchen at Kitchen Bits,
a unique culinary shopping experience.
971 Lasalle Blvd. Gourmet World
1984 Regent St. 705-566-3820
Smith’s Market
South End
Fromagerie Elgin
5 Cedar St. 705-673-6167
705-560-5504
Durham Natural Foods
705-560-3663
Blezard Valley
Josephine’s Vegetables
Municipal Rd. 35 to Montée Rouleau,
Right on St. Laurent 1km 705-897-6302
www.josephinesvegetables.com
Over 40 different vegetables grown
and sold on location only. No
herbicides.
Geography
Internet Access Points
With a population of 158,000, the City
of Greater Sudbury is the largest city in
Northern Ontario. It covers an area of
3,627 sq. km (1,400 sq. mi.) – about two
thirds the size of Prince Edward Island.
There are a total of 330 freshwater
lakes within the city – more lakes than
any other municipality in Canada.
Public Wireless Internet access is
available at Market Square, Science
North, Dynamic Earth and all City of
Greater Sudbury Public Libraries. Please
consult the telephone directory for
locations and hours of operation.
Language
Sudbury is a bilingual city with one of
the largest Francophone populations
in Canada outside of Quebec. Service
in both English and French is generally
available throughout the city.
Local Information Resources
Visitor Information Centres are located
on Highway 69 South at the southern
gateway into Sudbury, and seasonally
at Downtown Market Square and A.Y.
Jackson Lookout. Consult our local
newspapers, Northern Life, Sudbury
Star and Le Voyageur for the latest
news and current events.
Sudbury Living magazine
158 Elgin St.
1-800-757-2766
705-673-5667
www.sudburylivingmagazine.com
Sudbury Living Magazine profiles
Sudburians and their lifestyles.
Featuring home décor, health &
wellness, fashion, indulgences,
recreational activities, arts and culture.
Emergencies
For medical emergencies, dial 911. The
Emergency Department is located at the
Sudbury Regional Hospital on Ramsey
Lake Road. See map pages 44-47.
Sudbury Transit
9 Elm St. 705-675-3333
Public transit services are available across
Greater Sudbury. Transit schedules are
available online or by phone.
Taxi
Taxi services are available to take you
where you need to go. Consult the local
phone book for company names and
phone numbers.
Getting
Around
For a city that
encompasses
thousands of rocky
outcrops and 330 lakes,
Sudbury is a natural
place for adventure.
Simply refer to the
maps in this section.
If you require further
assistance, consult
with customer service
personnel at your hotel
or at one of our Visitor
Information Centres.
Rainbow Country
Travel Association
2726 Whippoorwill Ave. 1-800-465-6655
www.rainbowcountry.com 705-522-0104
Rainbow Country stretches along the
shores of Georgian Bay from Parry Sound
to Manitoulin Island. Find out more
about fishing, camping, hiking and family
vacations in Rainbow Country. Plan your
vacation online or call for a copy of our
annual Discovery Guide.
Climate
Follow Sudbury Tourism On:
Sudbury enjoys four seasons with average daily temperatures in summer of 23°C
(73°F) and –5°C (20°F) in winter.
Average Daily High
January
-9°C /16°F Low
-19°C /-2°F
February
-7°C /19°F -17°C /1°F
March
0°C /32°F -11°C /12°F
April
8°C /46°F
-2°C /28°F
May
17°C /63°F
5°C /41°F
June
22°C /72°F
10°C /50°F
July
25°C /77°F
13°C /55°F
August
23°C /73°F
12°C /54°F
September
17°C /63°F
7°C /45°F
October
10°C /50°F
2°C /36°F
November
2°C /36°F
-5°C /23°F
December
-6°C /21°F
-14°C /7°F
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www.youtube.com/sudburytourism
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Sudbury
5 km
2 mi
LEGEND / LÉGENDE
Tourist Information
Renseignements touristiques
Public Wireless Internet Access Points
Points d'accès Internet public sans fil
1
Attractions / Points of Interest
Attractions et points d’intérêt
de/from
Timmins
LEVACK
8
1
Golf Courses
Terrains de golf
Campsites / Terrains de camping
B
ONAPING
Windy Lake
Provincial
Park
Parks / Parcs
WINDY
1
RV Dump Stations
Stations de vidange pour VR
DOWLING
144
2
CHELMSFORD
2
Provincial Parks
Parcs provinciaux
AZILDA
Downhill Skiing / Ski de descente
4
Boat Launch
Rampe de mise à l’eau
3
WHITEWATER
Supervised Beach
Plage surveillée
VERMILION
Highways / Routes
144
Municipal Roads
Routes municipales
Official Route between
Science North & Dynamic Earth
Fairbank Provincial
Park
Route officielle entre Science Nord et
Terre dynamique
MEATBIRD
FAIRBANK
24
Airport / Aéroport
LIVELY
Train
5
Bus
Autobus
17
HRSRH - Hôpital Regional de
Sudbury Regional Hospital
4
55
WORTHINGTON
NAUGHTON
WHITEFISH
de/from Sault Ste. Marie
10
Pools / Piscines
1 Onaping Falls Pool
Piscine d'Onaping Falls
2 R.G. Dow Pool / Piscine R. G. Dow
3 Howard Armstrong Centre
Centre Howard Armstrong
Sports Facilities / Installations sportives
PANACHE
2 Hillcrest Soccer Field
Terrain de soccer Hillcrest
10
to/vers
NELSON
7
CAPREOL
JOE
KUKAGAMI
WANAPITEI
6
10
ELLA
84
5
SKEAD
HANMER
VAL THERESE
80
8
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9
1
85
Dominion
BLEZARD VALLEY
15
AIRPORT/
AÉROPORT
VAL CARON
7
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4
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St. Laurent
Valleyview
WHITSON
89
GARSON
11
80
3
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COPPER
CLIFF 9
FALCONBRIDGE
86
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71
de/from North Bay
SUDBURY
55
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6
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WAHNAPITAE
17
8
KELLY
55
CONISTON
RAMSEY
80
RICHARD
537
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de/from Toronto
Arenas and Recreation Centres / Arénas et centres récréatifs
Public Wireless Internet Access Points / Points d'accès Internet public sans fil
1 Levack Arena (I.J. Coady Memorial)
Aréna de Levack
(Aréna commémoratif I. J. Coady)
2 Chelmsford Arena / Aréna de Chelmsford
3 Azilda Arena (Dr Edgar Leclair)
Aréna d'Azilda (Dr Edgar Leclair)
4 Centre Lionel E. Lalonde Centre
5 T.M. Davies Arena / Aréna T. M. Davies
6 McClelland Centre / Centre McClelland
7 Raymond Plourde Arena
Aréna Raymond Plourde
9 Centennial Arena / Aréna Centennial
10 Capreol Arena / Aréna de Capreol
11 Garson Arena / Aréna de Garson
12 Coniston Arena / Aréna de Coniston
1-866-451-8525 Attractions / Points of Interest
1 A.Y. Jackson Lookout
Belvédère A.Y. Jackson
2 OLG Slots at Sudbury Downs
3 Sudbury Aviation
4 Dinosaur Valley Mini Golf and / et
Josephine’s Vegetables
5 Wagonwheel Ranch
Ranch Wagonwheel
6 Northern Ontario Railroad Museum
& Heritage Centre
7 Rocky’s Lake Wanapitei
8 Lake Laurentian Conservation Area
Centre de conservation du lac Laurentian
9 Copper Cliff Museum
Musée de Copper Cliff
10 Anderson Farm Museum
Musée agricole Anderson
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Sudbury
71
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Arenas and Recreational Centres
Arénas et centres récréatifs
16
6
Public Wireless Internet Access Points
Points d'accès Internet public sans fil
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14 Countryside Arena / Aréna Countryside
NOTRE DAM
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13 Carmichael Arena / Aréna Carmichael
LA
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15 Sudbury Arena / Aréna de Sudbury
Pools / Piscines
4 Gatchell
KATHLEEN
35
5 Laurentian University
Université Laurentienne
KIN
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6 Nickel District (St Charles College)
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7 Cambrian College
8 Twin Forks
9 Westmount
10 Laurentian University
Université Laurentienne
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13 Science North / Science Nord
11
ALGONQUIN
HANNAH
12 Laurentian University /
Northern Ontario School of Medicine
Université Laurentienne et
École de médecine du Nord de l'Ontario
LAKE
LONG
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11 Dynamic Earth / Big Nickel
Terre dynamique et Big Nickel
LO
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Attractions & Points of Interest
46
YSIDE ALGONQUIN
14 Bell Park / Parc Bell
Tom Davies Square (City Hall) /
Sudbury Region Police Museum
Place Tom Davies (hôtel de ville) et
Musée de la police de la région de Sudbury
16 Collège Boréal / Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario
46 18 Adanac Ski Hill
Centre de ski Adanac
22 Dodge This Paintball
23 Centre franco-ontarien de folklore
19 New Sudbury Centre
24 Theatre Cambrian
20 Cambrian College
25 Sudbury Kartways
21 Timberwolf Golf Club
Terrain de golf Timberwolf
26 Flour Mill Museum
Musée du Moulin à fleur
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Sports Complex / Le Complexe sportif
Honorable James Jerome (Lily Creek)
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& Sudbury Indoor Tennis Centre
Terrain sportif Queen's et
Centre de tennis intérieur de Sudbury
WEST END
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Sports Facilities / Installations sportives
17 Cinemas / Cinéma
a - SilverCity (RioCan Centre)
b - Rainbow Cinemas
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Centre pour la vie YMCA
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downtown /
centre-ville
to Airport / vers l'aéroport
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Main Public Library
Bibliothèque publique centrale
28 Sainte-Anne-des-Pins
32 Spirit of ‘83 (sculpture)
33 Sudbury Theatre Centre
37 Art Gallery of Sudbury / Bell Mansion
Galerie d’art de Sudbury et Manoir Bell
29 Hnatyshyn Park / Parc Hnatyshyn
34 Northern Artist Gallery
Artists on Elgin
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35 Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario
38 Sudbury Mining Heritage Sculpture
Sculpture du patrimoine minier de Sudbury
36 Grotto of Lourdes Shrine
Sanctuaire de la grotte de Lourdes
39 Jim Gordon Walkway
Promenade Jim Gordon
Place du marché, centre-ville
31 Memorial Park / Parc Memorial
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Greater Sudbury 2011 Official Visitor Guide

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