The City of Dryden's unique landscape offers you the opportunity to take guided or self-guided tours. Here, you can find the different types of tours and their locations happening in Dryden.
| Bird watching and nature trail tours |
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Locate and identify different species of songbirds that make their home in the Northern Boreal Forest. Merlin Bird ID is a tool to help you identify all kinds of birds using sound and photo identification. The Laura Howe Marsh is one area that you can find a wide variety of bird species. Dryden also has a number of community hiking trails available for you to enjoy. These trails are a great place to stretch your legs and enjoy the outdoors. See our Outdoor Recreation and Spaces for details and maps for all trail experiences in Dryden and the area. For guided tours of local trails, please contact Dryden's naturalists: Darlene: 807-937-4548 |
| Laura Howe Marsh |
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Many diverse animal species unique to northwest Ontario call Laura Howe Marsh home. The marsh also features a number of trails available for you to explore. For guided tours of local trails, please contact Dryden's naturalists: Darlene: 807-937-4548 |
| Community art benches and murals |
| You can find works from an assortment of local artists all over the city, such as on park benches and mural spaces. For more information, see our map of benches and murals or call 1-800-667-0935. |
| Egli's Sheep Farm and Animal Park |
| Egli's Sheep Farm is one of Canada's largest wool and sheepskin shops, and has a manufacturing facility right on the farm. You can find hundreds of unique sheepskin products and more all year-round, as well as a very large gift shop. For more information, visit Egli's Sheep Farm or call 807-755-5231. |
| Geocaching adventures |
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A new and popular activity, geocaching is an outdoor treasure-hunting game where participants use a Global Positioning System (GPS), or other navigation tool to hide and seek "geocaches" (or containers). See our geocache map to participate in Dryden. |
| Path of the Paddle |
| The Path of the Paddle Association is a non-profit organization working to finish the Trans Canada Trail water route. The canoe and kayak trail spans 1,200km from the Great Lakes to the edge of the prairies, and you can find two connected trails in Dryden - Maukinak and Migizi. For more information, visit Path of the Paddle Association. |
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