Lake Superior Provincial Park covers more than 160,000 hectares along the rugged Lake Superior shoreline. Established in 1944, the park is renowned for its dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, waterfalls, and inland lakes; offering world-class hiking, paddling, and trout fishing. Visitors can explore diverse trails, enjoy backcountry camping, and learn about the region’s rich cultural history at the Agawa Bay Visitor Centre. With its mix of accessible and remote landscapes, the park is a spectacular destination for both adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.