Magpie High Falls
A tall, wide waterfall on the Magpie River, just outside town.
Lake Superior, Ontario
A small Lake Superior town with a giant goose at its entrance, tall waterfalls on its rivers and Lake Superior Provincial Park's sandy coves and rock art to the south.
Photo: The Wawa Goose, Kevstan, CC BY-SA 3.0
Wawa sits on the Trans-Canada Highway near the northeast corner of Lake Superior. The name is said to come from an Ojibwe word for wild goose, and a big steel goose statue greets drivers.
Rivers around Wawa drop in tall falls on their way to the lake. South of town, Lake Superior Provincial Park has coves, beaches, the Coastal Trail and the Agawa Rock pictographs. Be adventurous: this is the wild shore.
Trails, lookouts, waterfalls, beaches and time on the water come first.
A tall, wide waterfall on the Magpie River, just outside town.


Coves, sand beaches, the Coastal Trail and Old Woman Bay.

A remote cove in Lake Superior Provincial Park at the end of a gravel road.
A sandy cove with picnic tables beside Highway 17 in Lake Superior Provincial Park.
Wild coastline and the Coastal Hiking Trail. About 2.5 hours north.
Museums, landmarks and the places people come here for.

A small river-mouth community on Lake Superior.
Main streets, markets and the dates worth planning around.
Cruises, tours and experiences people book here. Each one goes to the operator's official page, and you can still add it to your trip.
Guided sea-kayak and canoe trips from Michipicoten River.
Season Seasonal, check official site.
Part of our Algoma and Lake Superior guides.
The Soo Locks and the Agawa Canyon train.
Wild coast north along the lake.
Photo: The Wawa Goose, Kevstan, CC BY-SA 3.0
Photo: Lake Superior Provincial Park shoreline, Giorgio Galeotti, CC BY 4.0
Photo: Lake Superior Provincial Park, D. Gordon E. Robertson, CC BY-SA 3.0
Photo: Wawa across Wawa Lake, P199, CC BY-SA 3.0
Photo: Michipicoten River village, P199, Public domain