This town is known for its big goose, but there is plenty more to see and do. For people who love to take in the fall colours, Wawa is a key location. The town is nestled between Lake Superior and Wawa Lake, just a few minutes off Highway 17. One of the main outdoors attractions is Scenic High Falls. This site provides a full covered picnic pavilion and washrooms, along with an interpretive trail from the bottom to the top of the falls. The trail affords great views of the Magpie River gorge. A ten-minute drive from town lands you at Sandy Beach. This site provides spectacular views and an eco-interpretive park. The park hosts a story telling pavilion to learn about the First Nations people who first settled the area, famous artists who spent time on the shores of Lake Superior and much more.
Those looking for more adventure, can check out Naturally Superior Adventures. Located at the mouth of the Michipicoten River, the company boasts a wide variety of thrilling outdoors experiences, from paddling and hiking trips to custom adventures. See naturallysuperior.com for more details. Find out more about Wawa here: http://www.wawa.cc/
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