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Pro
Pristine land, forests and lakes. All season destination. Less crowded on holidays
Con
Employment here is impossible NIL
In a nutshell
If you like city life, and country life, this is the place to be!
rene82 Says: A forty minute drive from downtown Sudbury, Onaping Falls provides a short nature trail, picturesque lookouts, and a picnic area.
tang-bailey Says: If you are interested in Sciences than you should spend a day at Science North. The outside of the building is shaped like a snowflake.It's right on Ramsey Lake.It has a dinosaur display as well as an Imax theatre.There is also Dynamic earth which you have the opportunity to...
Babzz Says: This museum was a lot of fun and worth the stop in Sudbury for a couple hours. It’s a bit expensive, but includes: a film (various topics-ours was about gold), an animated play about the history of Sudbury (very interesting), a tour of a display mine where you see how mining...
tang-bailey Says: Seeing the slap being dumped from the mines is something like you'll never see anywhere else. It looks like lava flowing out of a volcano.This is something that you can only see once a week at night.See the pour herehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbDb0F1ij1A
yooperprof Says: "Dynamic Earth" is a rather peculiar name for the facility that operates the tours a Sudbury Nickel Mine, but which is probably more famous as the home of "The Big Nickel" - the largest freestanding nickel coin in the world!I love this tradition of "Big Roadside Attractions"...
A memorial for the roots of Sudbury
Faiza-Ifrah Says: Within the Ramsey lake park, we discovered a sculpture paying homage to the mine workers of Sudbury. Caste in metal, it depicts the mining roots of the city.
Homewood Suites Sudbury Ontario
2 Reviews and 72 Opinions Do the math nice rooms, meals serviced daily BUT WOSET HOUSE KEEPING. you have to clean your room...
2 Reviews and 34 Opinions stayed for a week excellent service
Helpfulness
The best breakfast in Sudbury. A small family owned and operated spot, famous for simple fare, & generous portions, cooked the way you like it. This little gem gets very busy on weekends, but you'll always get a table after a bit of a wait. Service is quick and friendly. Generally you seat yourself unless there's a crowd standing inside the door in which case Brenda will be manageing the lineup.
I've had breakfast here almost every Saturday for 10 years..
Just remember, don't plan to read a paper after you are done as there are probably some other folks who would like your table.
Favorite Dish: Eggs over medium with Peameal bacon, homefries with onions and Rye toast.
Toasted Denver on Rye.
Hot hamburger sandwich.
Written Apr 12, 2008
Address: Corner of Regent st. and Bouchard (South End)
The Racetrack
It offers live harness racing two nights a week, with daily simulcasts & teletheatre wagering from approx April 9th through November 22, post time 7:15.
The Slots
They are open 7 days a week 365 days a year, from 9 a.m. Slots stay open till 3 a.m. Sundays through Wednesdays, & 4 a.m. on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays. Free shuttle service is available. The Casino has 325 machines, ranging from quarter to five dollars machines, & it is now smoke free.
Written Jan 24, 2005
Address: Bonin Rd., Chelmsford,
Phone: (705) 855-9001
Website: http://www.sudburydowns.com/
Amie_Sarah_ Says: The taxi drivers in Sudbury are usually really nice. Especially if you are on youre way to or from a bar. Not to expensive either but I usually tip them well because they are so nice and will let you talk to the dispatcher on the CB radio and some mildly illegal things.
Simonneeddy Says: We went by automobile on all three trips from Joliette Quebec via Highway 417 ( The TransCanada highway.) AUTOMOBILE, BUS, train or Air.
teachesldreamer Says: If you can fish, swim, walk, skate, slide or snowmobile, then you will do just fine.Even if you can't do any of the above, there is plenty of cultural things to do and see. Like our museum, art gallery, and live theatre. And don't forget our local OHL team... Go Wolves Go!!
A bilingual city. French and...
Simonneeddy Says: A bilingual city. French and English. Many great schools and Universities for which it is noted. They are both French and English. 'SCIENCE NORTH' is a world class science center. It is the biggest tourist attraction in Northern Ontario. It is situated on the lake . WEB...
Beware pesky pests and chilly summers
Faiza-Ifrah Says: While doing any outdoor activity in the area, specially during hiking and trekking in the forested areas late in the day, keep yourselves adequately covered to escape the bites of pests like black flies and mosquitoes. We found these insects too attracted to skin and hard to...
Amie_Sarah_ Says: This isnt really a warning because its not really a problem here. However, Elgin St is where the homeless and prostitutes are found (for the most part). Elgin is where the soup kitchens are so this is a popular area of town for people who don't have regular meals. If you...
Watch French River from the suspension bridge
Faiza-Ifrah Says: While hiking along French River through the thick forest further downstream was our dream, we resorted to viewing most of the area through the suspension bridge.
Simon Lake - equally good for kids and adults
Faiza-Ifrah Says: We found Simon Lake to be safe for children as there was a play area for them and the lake waters were shallow so they could really enjoy splashing water.The adults went out for canoing and hiking on the trails. While hiking alongside the major road (but remaining within the...
Splash pristine waters of Simon Lake
Faiza-Ifrah Says: There is a lake almost every 5 kms on Highway 17, which takes you from Lively to Sault St Marie. The best of which is Simon Lake.Simon Lake is located west of Lively in the Graham township. The closest town is Naughton. There is a conservation area on the lake. The ‘Simon...
This activity was so special because i got the chanse to play against other natives across Canada. I recommend this to the people that enjoy the sprot of hockey.
Equipment: If you wanted to go to sudbury to play in the little NHL you would need all the have all the hockey equiptment. And all the regular stuff needed like pants, shirt, and all the other stuff people ware.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: all arenas in sudbury
Phone: not available
Simonneeddy Says: Take the cruise boat Cortina and you will see this view of the Yacht Club Marina. Views from the cruise boat
Simonneeddy Says: VISIT Science North and The Imax theater (picture taken from the cruise boat on the lake). The cruise
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Faiza & Ifrah's Sudbury off the beaten path
We, 3 familes having 14 members in all, drove for 6-7 hours to the city of Lively in late May 2005 (on Victoria Day) for exploring the less crowded lakes of Ontario. The city of Lively lies some 30...
I live in this place. I wish I could say its exciting. It is sometimes, but I am a poor student so I can't enjoy all of what Sudbury has to offer.
NO longer do they pollute Sudbury as the stack is so tall it sends the pollution to Muskoka cottage country.
Living in Sudbury was alot of fun growing up. In the summertime there are several lakes within walking distance to go swimming in safely. You can jump in your car and go fishing anytime you want just...
Put in your Five Cents Worth in Sudbury - pay a visit to the underground mine museum, and be sure to stop and snap at the World's Largest Nickel! George VI never looked so good! "Dynamic Earth" is...
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