it was difficult to get the top of giant, but it worth, It is so beautiful from the top of sleeping giant.
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it was difficult to get the top of giant, but it worth, It is so beautiful from the top of sleeping giant.
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I basically grew up at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, spending every summer out there. Mind you, when I was a kid it was called Sibley Provincial Park, and I usually still think of it as that. This truly is a gem, not just of Northwestern Ontario, or Canada, but of the world, as far as I am concerned. I may...
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I was trying to decide whether to visit Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, and I am glad I did. It's out of the way from the main highway, though the 35 km drive is enjoyable. The beautiful parts: Even though I didn't hike very much, the scenery was amazing, even in late April. The short hike to the Sea Lion was...
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I've always loved this (and this pic of the sea horse) Brings back childhood memories
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The best campground in all of Northwestern Ontario. Beach, hiking, nice spots
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Nature trails with breathtaking views. Nice outdoors experience.
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great trails and scenery, top notch camping a little crowded at times
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If you enjoy leisurely walks, major hikes, swimming, rock climbing or camping this is the place to be. I go every year and discover something new every time. If you want a quick day trip or a summer vacation spot check it out.
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A nice place to camp and swim in the summer. Lots of activities for kids. A good place to go for a day trip from Thunder Bay...or to camp for a few days. Lots of deer to see on the drive there. Its close to Silver Islet and the "Blue" store. Great for outdoor adventures.
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Some of the most natural and breathtaking sites in Northern Ontario
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