Parry Sound Welcomes Boaters and Fishers!
The waters of Georgian Bay at Parry Sound offer unbelievable fishing opportunities for smallmouth bass, as well as some of the most scenic and pristine shorelines Ontario has to offer. If you enjoy the great outdoors as much as you appreciate a successful fishing day, plan to spend some time in Parry Sound, no matter the season.
Parry Sound Fishing:
Even in the wintertime, fishing is on the agenda in Parry Sound. Come for the fishing and stay to enjoy tobogganing, snowmobiling and dog sled rides while you're here!
Parry Sound's waterfront is a gathering place on the shores of magnificent Georgian Bay where culture meets nature - a place of vitality and economic opportunity. Parry Sound is the largest natural harbour on the Great Lakes with more than five by six nautical miles of open water, more than 300 feet deep. Known locally as The Big Sound, it offers every possible convenience for boaters, without compromising the spectacular beauty of Northern Ontario.
For its unique balance of natural conservation and residential use, Georgian Bay's eastern shoreline region has been designated Canada's 13th biosphere reserve by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The biosphere designation works to preserve the natural shoreline, as well as promote the area. Parry Sound lies at the heart of the 3,420 square kilometre reserve.
The waterfront includes protected natural areas as well as vibrant people places where residents and visitors can enjoy the unique character of Parry Sound's Waterfront all year round for fishing, sailing, hiking, canoeing...
The Town of Parry Sound: The world renowned jewel of the 30,000 Islands on Georgian Bay.
The Town of Parry Sound lies in the heart of the famous 30,000 Islands. It is surrounded by the beauty of Georgian Bay and the rugged pink granite of the Canadian Shield, with its forests, lakes and streams. Parry Sound is a four seasons vacation destination with excellent waterfront facilities for boating, fishing and cruise boating.
Or, if ball is your passion, there are six diamonds within Town limits. There are hardball, fastball and slo-pitch organizations for most age groups. Parry Sound is host for many tournaments including an annual mixed slo-pitch tournament consisting of 20+ teams.
The Town of Parry Sound is the birthplace of hockey great Bobby Orr and the home of the Bobby Orr Hall of Fame where his astonishing legacy is celebrated. Come see the many pieces of memorabilia from Bobby Orr's most famous moments as a professional player, and experience the interactive displays -- record your own commentary in the Play-by-Play Booth, take on an NHL goalie in the Slap Shot zone, or be the goalie in the Hockey Skills Zone.
Various crafters display their handcrafted items for sale at the Town Dock throughout the summer months at the Portside Artisans Market. After your day of fishing, browse your way through the many shops that line the main street. You will discover distinctive galleries and experience the unique flavor of the local artisans.
The waters of Georgian Bay at Parry Sound offer unbelievable fishing opportunities for smallmouth bass, as well as some of the most scenic and pristine shorelines Ontario has to offer. If you enjoy the great outdoors as much as you appreciate a successful fishing day, plan to spend some time in Parry Sound, no matter the season.
Parry Sound Fishing:
Even in the wintertime, fishing is on the agenda in Parry Sound. Come for the fishing and stay to enjoy tobogganing, snowmobiling and dog sled rides while you're here!
Parry Sound's waterfront is a gathering place on the shores of magnificent Georgian Bay where culture meets nature - a place of vitality and economic opportunity. Parry Sound is the largest natural harbour on the Great Lakes with more than five by six nautical miles of open water, more than 300 feet deep. Known locally as The Big Sound, it offers every possible convenience for boaters, without compromising the spectacular beauty of Northern Ontario.
For its unique balance of natural conservation and residential use, Georgian Bay's eastern shoreline region has been designated Canada's 13th biosphere reserve by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The biosphere designation works to preserve the natural shoreline, as well as promote the area. Parry Sound lies at the heart of the 3,420 square kilometre reserve.
The waterfront includes protected natural areas as well as vibrant people places where residents and visitors can enjoy the unique character of Parry Sound's Waterfront all year round for fishing, sailing, hiking, canoeing...
The Town of Parry Sound: The world renowned jewel of the 30,000 Islands on Georgian Bay.
The Town of Parry Sound lies in the heart of the famous 30,000 Islands. It is surrounded by the beauty of Georgian Bay and the rugged pink granite of the Canadian Shield, with its forests, lakes and streams. Parry Sound is a four seasons vacation destination with excellent waterfront facilities for boating, fishing and cruise boating.
Or, if ball is your passion, there are six diamonds within Town limits. There are hardball, fastball and slo-pitch organizations for most age groups. Parry Sound is host for many tournaments including an annual mixed slo-pitch tournament consisting of 20+ teams.
The Town of Parry Sound is the birthplace of hockey great Bobby Orr and the home of the Bobby Orr Hall of Fame where his astonishing legacy is celebrated. Come see the many pieces of memorabilia from Bobby Orr's most famous moments as a professional player, and experience the interactive displays -- record your own commentary in the Play-by-Play Booth, take on an NHL goalie in the Slap Shot zone, or be the goalie in the Hockey Skills Zone.
Various crafters display their handcrafted items for sale at the Town Dock throughout the summer months at the Portside Artisans Market. After your day of fishing, browse your way through the many shops that line the main street. You will discover distinctive galleries and experience the unique flavor of the local artisans.
Experience fishing in the 30,000 Islands of Ontario!
3/10/2010
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