Agawa Canyon Park

Take the old train, slowly on the 19th century laid tracks, along the wind scene movies generally pass from the front, beautiful, if it is autumn, what should be gorgeous?

Agahua Canyon (Agawa Canyon) is one of the famous maple attractions in northern Ontario. It can only be reached by train along a railway that goes deep into the canyon, which is also the biggest feature of the attraction. The railway line is 180 kilometers long and the drive is 4 hours. This train is difficult to find a ticket.

At the NATO 185KM of Su St. Mary's City, from late June to mid-October every year, there is a tourist train every day, you can take a day trip, depart from the city at 8 am, arrive at 12 o'clock, get off the bus and play, go back at 13:30, and return to the city at 17:30. No parking along the way, forests, lakes, canyons, pure natural scenery, dotted with few holiday villages. The best season is from late September to early October. Walking through the fiery autumn leaf forest, the scenery is amazing!

On the shore of the St. Mary's River (St.Mary's River), which connects Lake Superior (Lake Superior) and Lake Huron, there is a beautiful city: Su St. Mary's (Sault Ste. Marie), whose city name is derived from ancient French and refers to "the rapids on the St. Mary River". Located in the center of the Great Lakes, Su St. Mary is one of the oldest settlements in Ontario. To visit Su St. Mary, you first have to take an old-fashioned train to visit the Agwa Canyon. This sightseeing train is one of Ontario's most popular train trips and an iconic experience in Canada. Then you can visit the two oldest stone buildings in northern Ontario at the Ermatinger Clegg National Historic Site (Ermatinger Clergue National Historic Site). You can take a glimpse of the history and story of the Umatinger family in these two ancient stone buildings. Finally, see the Su-St-Marie Canal, the canal and the locks that have opened the entire Canadian waterway. Built in 1895, the lock, once the world's longest and the world's first lock to use electricity, is the historic heritage of the Su-St-Marie Canal, which now serves only cruise ships between May and October. I am a global traveler who watches the sea and listens to the waves, please pay attention to me! (915 travel shots released in 49 countries and 654 places on 5 continents) #local people take you to travel #I really want to go out to play #happy restart plan

Great views including four waterfalls.