2015 Algoma Travel Guide January | Page 53

Hearst E xperience Hearst and discover the natural and cultural beauty of our community! With a strong heritage in the forestry industry, the community of Hearst continues to grow through its commitment to the evolution of this industry through the ever growing bio economy. Explore renewable energies and technology in wind, solar, geothermal and biomass by visiting our new Green Business and Technologies Centre. A centre for green technologies, this centre is the hub of sustainable living initiatives and the development of the green economy for the North. Hearst is also poised to share its heritage in forestry with visitors with the construction of the old sawmill museum. Immerse yourself in our Francophone community and let us share with you our unique culture and passion for the Arts with a visit to the newly built state of the art Place des Arts. Hiking, canoeing, kayaking, bird watching, camping, fishing, golfing, hunting, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling are a few of the many outdoor activities visitors can enjoy in our vast and picturesque region. Nestled in the Boreal forest and surrounded by the beauty of lakes and rivers there is never a dull moment for the outdoor enthusiast. Hearst offers year-round attractions such as great outdoor activities, many festivals and cultural activities (Winter Carnival, Canada Day, HOG Rally and Comedy Festival). For more information, please write 523 Highway 11, East Postal Bag 5000, Hearst ON P0L 1N0 phone toll free 1-800-655-5769, email [email protected] or visit our website at www.hearst.ca www.hearst.ca 1-800-655-5769