Visiting
Pigeon River Provincial Park
History and nature meet at Pigeon River, route of the voyageurs, at the western end of Lake Superior next to the U.S. Border. Pigeon River is a geologic treasure formed by the actions of volcanoes and glaciers, and carved by the waters of Pigeon River and Lake Superior to create the park's steep ridges and deep valleys seen today. Walk park trails to view two major waterfalls - High Falls and Middle Falls - and view the sculpted art benches displaying the history of the area. Nature trails originate from the Pigeon River Ontario Travel Information Centre parking lot.
Amenities: Visitor information, currency exchange and washrooms at Pigeon River Visitor Centre
Located 68 km (42miles) south of Thunder Bay on Highway 61 or Highway 593.
| Mailing Address: |
c/o: Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park P.O. Box 252 Kakabeka Falls, ON P0T 1W0 |
| Tel: | (807) 473-9231 (Park) |
| Season: | Early June to mid-September - Day use only |
| Website: | www.ontarioparks.com |
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