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Centennial Botanical Conservatory

The Centennial Conservatory, located in Thunder Bay, Ontario was opened to visitors in 1967 and has been a delight to all who visit every year. The conservatory boasts a variety of plants, both big and small, as well as flowering and non-flowering. There are separate rooms for cacti and seasonal displays. There are pathways, benches and a wishing well that add to the character of the conservatory. The conservatory offers guided tours to visitors, school and non-governmental organization groups and has provisions for wheelchair access. It is open all year around and is a favorite for wedding ceremonies.

Hillcrest Park (Thunder Bay)

Hillcrest Park, located on the northern tip of Thunder Bay, offers stunning views of the Sleeping Giant, the Thunder Bay harbor, and the city. The park also features a World War II memorial built to honor the heroes who lost their lives in the war. The major highlight of the park is the Sunken Gardens which features 70 different variants of flowers in a beautiful and unique setting. This is also a popular spot for taking photos. Pack your picnic basket and head straight to Hillcrest Park for a fun day out.

Terry Fox Memorial and Lookout

Terry Fox was a Canadian athlete best known for his cross-Canada run, which he attempted after having one of his legs amputated. He started his impressive 5,342 kilometer (3,339 mile) journey in St. John's, and made it to Thunder Bay before he forced to stop because the cancer he had been fighting spread to his lungs. The Terry Fox Memorial and Lookout consists of a bronze sculpture of this inspirational man. The monument details the journey of this national hero and visitors can read about his inspirational life too. The lookout offers panoramic views of the entire city of Thunder Bay along with stunning views of Lake Superior.

Cascades Conservation Area

Replete with groves of towering trees, Cascades Conservation Area features winding trails flanked by extensive foliage and scenic environs that accentuate the natural beauty of its surroundings. With a landscape dominated by a picturesque forest, this area draws scores of outdoor enthusiasts looking to engage in activities like swimming and hiking.

Thunder Bay Museum

The Thunder Bay Historical Museum is housed in a former courthouse and police station in Thunder Bay. The Classic Revival building consists of three floors, out of which the first floor displays many interesting artifacts of local history like tools, photographs and clothing. The establishment also has a theater, a fire hall, radio exhibit and a general store. The second floor boasts a gallery known as the James Murphy Room, which hosts several temporary exhibits. The McKellar Games Room and Antechamber Gallery make up the third floor and are dedicated to works created by local artists. Visitors will also find a bookstore and a gift shop in the museum.

Mount McKay

Mount McKay is the highest peak of the Nor'Wester Mountains and was formed millions of years ago. Rising majestically above the Lake Superior, its top is flat though defined by steep cliffs. The Ojibwe had named it Animikii Wajiw which means Thunder Mountain and it was very sacred to them. It got its current name after the 19th Century. Named in honor of William Mackay, this sill mountain forms a significant part of the city's landscape. There are hiking trails if you want to go hiking. It is also a popular place among rock climbers. The scenic lookout post offers unrivaled views of the nearby countryside and lake. You will also find camping facilities and trailer sites.

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