Blind River - Delta Loop Trail
City: Blind RiverLength: 7.4 kmRegion: Sault Ste. Marie - Algoma Country
Blind River to Algoma Mills Route
Overview
East: 11 km to Algoma Mills (green on map)
Heading east from the plaza on Highway 17 take Cobden Avenue and Turn right on Confederation Street, left on Queen Street and right on Leacock Street. Stop at Timber Village Museum which is worth a visit. Take a moment to look at the Lumberjack monument, visit our Tourist Information Centre, or relax at our park equipped with a playground and washrooms. Each Saturday morning in the summer this park bustles with visitors at the Farmers Market. Continue along the bike path found on the north side of Highway 17 until you see...
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Nearby Trails
Blind River - Hilly Farmland Loop
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Blind River to Algoma Mills Route
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Blind River - Woodland Loop
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Blind River - Harbour Loop
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Penewobikong Section of the Voyageur Trail
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Blind River Boom Camp Youngfox Loop
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