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Discover the best top things to do in North Bay, Canada including North Bay Heritage Train and Carousel, Laurentian Ski Hill, Canadian Forces Museum of Aerospace Defence, Capitol Centre, Laurier Woods Conservation Area, Duchesnay Falls Trails, Lee Park, Marathon Beach, Northgate Shopping Centre, Discovery North Bay.
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1. North Bay Heritage Train and Carousel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 201 reviews
The Heritage Railway & Carousel Company provides hours of laughter and enjoyment to 100, 000 + visitors each summer who stop by to ride the beautiful carousels and miniature railway at North Bay's Waterfront.
Reviewed By jjispoms - North Bay, Canada
If your looking for some fun that nobody is to old for take a ride on the train or one of the 2 Carousels at the waterfront these carousels ate hand made by local artists that take amazing pride in their work so its worth checking it out and even taking a ride on either of these 3 attractions I highly recomend them
2. Laurentian Ski Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
A non profit community based ski hill right in the heart of North Bay, Laurentian Ski Hill has something for everyone. Rental equipment and lessons for the first timers and a terrain park with its own lift and moguls for the more experienced. Laurentian Ski Hill offers 6 runs and 3 lifts with a 300 foot vertical drop.
3. Canadian Forces Museum of Aerospace Defence
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Just a short drive up Airport Hill in North Bay, Ontario, will bring you to the Canadian Forces Museum of Aerospace Defence at 22 Wing/CFB North Bay. Dedicated to air defence history from the First World War to modern day, our museum is the only one of its kind in Canada. Remarkable artifacts, fascinating exhibits, great staff and interactive exhibits create a memorable experience for everyone.
4. Capitol Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
The Capitol Centre is a not-for-profit organization providing arts and entertainment opportunities, and contributing to the development of performing and visual arts in North Bay and the region of Northeastern Ontario. It is housed in the building originally known as the Capitol Theatre. This multi-use facility was purchased from Famous Players and then renovated to house a 1000-seat proscenium theatre and the WKP Kennedy Gallery. The Capitol Centre is the jewel in the very center of the Northeast. Patrons visit the Capitol Centre from as far away as Cochrane and Timmins to the North and Muskoka to the South. It is home to the North Bay Symphony String School and a number of artists who have studios on the renovated second floor. Our various building spaces are wheelchair accessible thanks to the installation of an elevator only a few years ago. In addition, the theatre is equipped with a Phonic Ear System and a Quiet Room for use during performances. The community looks to the Centre staff for guidance and assistance in producing and presenting exciting community theatre and events. Community theatre groups that utilize the facilities include Dreamcoat Fantasy Theatre, TOROS (Theatre Outreach on Stage) and Rep 21. The RBC Galaxy Circle Lounge, Martini Lounge and WKP Kennedy Gallery are sought after for meetings, lectures, presentations, weddings, and parties. Live performances, art exhibits, camps, movies and special events fill the calendar and there are always new events added.
Reviewed By jthomasm2017 - North Bay, Canada
The Capitol Centre is an entertainment centre in downtown North Bay. I have been to many concerts all the way back to Dan Hill and Roy Orbison and recently, Colin James and Burton Cummings. They also have many tribute acts—to the Beatles, Supertramp, ABBA and many, many more. There are also comedy acts like Colin Mochrie and Ron James. Seats are great and the sound is excellent. There is often a bar depending on the show but always a canteen serving soft drinks and treats. The Capitol Centre is supported by volunteers and donors. A great entertainment venue for North Bay.
5. Laurier Woods Conservation Area
6. Duchesnay Falls Trails
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By cruisefan1950 - Strathroy, Canada
My wife and I visited North Bay in July 2020 and were looking for things to do when so many attractions were closed due to Covid-19. We decided to visit Duchesnay Falls, a short drive outside of the city, and were very impressed with the area. The trails are well marked and you definitely get some exercise climbing from one level of the falls to the next one. It was a hot day, but fortunately the whole area is well shaded. We definitely recommend visiting this area.
7. Lee Park
8. Marathon Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By HeavenlyAngel
What a lovely treasure in North Bay, my family (husband/2 teens) really enjoyed taking a stroll along the boardwalk, seeing all of the boats and admiring the views from the beach. Water is very clean, and beach is as well and not overly crowded. Great backdrop for pictures/selfies. Chip truck in the parking lot, what else could you ask for on a lovely summer evening.
9. Northgate Shopping Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By JoanneB509 - North Bay, Canada
This shopping mall is North Bay's second and largest mall. It is very accessible to Highway 11 which runs right past it on the way north and south. There are a great number of clothing, shoe, jewelry, gift stores, plus electronics, health and fitness, book stores, hair and nail salons, to mention just a few. The Walmart is a large box store which is a favourite of many. The food court is fairly extensive with enough variety to suit most palates. It is clean and bright so if you like walking, you can get a little exercise at the same time as you amble along.
10. Discovery North Bay
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