Authentic Indigenous Experiences are available for families and groups on select dates throughout the summer season. We offer cultural experience packages that engage your senses while teaching about the history and the Indigenous connection to the land and water. Tours are available June through to October by reservation for families and groups.

To book a tour or for more information please use the contact form on this page or contact Wikwemikong Tourism Monday to Friday 8-4 pm at 705-859-3477.

Your Anishnaabe guide will share centuries old knowledge of plants, their edibility, and healing properties. You will connect with nature by learning about the traditional uses and sciences behind the teachings. Enjoy stunning vistas, hear the history of Point Grondine, and take home a new found appreciation for Anishinaabe Culture. Dates and spaces are limited so book today!

Duration: 3 hours (3km)

Difficulty: Moderate

Cost: Adult – $75 / Student $65 / Family $250 (2 adults & 2 Children) Additional $50 per person

Minimum (4) Maximum (20)

Dates: July 12th & August 9th, 2024

Departs: 10am Meet at the Trailhead (arrive 15mins early to complete waiver form)

Includes: smoked fish and tea sampling

Bring: lots of water, snack, bug spray, and dress appropriately for the outdoors, proper closed-toe footwear required (athletic/hiking shoes)

*tour is not suitable for toddler-aged children

Glide along Mahzenazing Lake while keeping an eye out for signs of wildlife and enjoy a shoreline lunch at Wemtagoosh Falls. Your Anishinaabe guides will share stories and our history that connects us to the land. Disconnect from the modern world for an afternoon and revitalize your spirit to recharge, reconnect, and renew your appreciation for the world around you. Dates and spaces are limited so book today!

Duration: 5-6 hours (depending on paddlers’ experience)

Beginner/inexperienced paddlers welcome

Cost: Adult – $100 / Student $80 / Family $325 (2 adults & 2 Children) Additional $50 per person

Minimum (4) Maximum (8)

Dates: July 19th & August 22nd, 2024

Departs: 10am Meet at the Trailhead (arrive 15mins early to complete waiver form)

Includes: parking, 2 guides, canoes and equipment, personal floatation devices, canoe school, smoked fish and wild rice/berry salad for lunch

*tour is not suitable for toddler-aged children

Paddle in a Chi Jiiman (big canoe) as your guides share plant knowledge, war and peace time history of the two nations and wampum belt teachings while exploring the beautiful waters of the Point Grondine Park. Guest will be treated to a culinary infusion with tastes from the nations.

Dates and spaces are limited so book today!

Duration: 5 hours (depending on paddlers’ experience)

Beginner/inexperienced paddlers welcome

Cost: Adult – $100 / Student $80 / Family $325 (2 adults & 2 Children) Additional $50 per person

Minimum (4) Maximum (8)

Dates: August 1st, 2024

Departs: 10am Meet at the Trailhead (arrive 20mins early for check in)

Includes: parking, 2 guides, canoes and equipment, personal floatation devices, canoe school, smoked fish and wild rice/berry salad for lunch

*tour is not suitable for toddler-aged children

Call to Register : 705-859-3477

Our motor coach tours are perfect for visitors wishing to immerse in Indigenous culture while visiting many attractions in the Killarney region including: overnight stays combined with Killarney Mountain Lodge and Canada House Conference Center, Nature heritage education programming with Killarney Provincial Park and tours of Georgian Bay. The Park offers guided hikes on the Amik Ziibing Interpretive trail and Indigenous Drum and Song presentations. Ask about our Manitoulin Island-Killarney itineraries that connect via scenic North Channel cruise. All motor coach tours include a dedicated step-on guide who acts as your host and contact for the duration of your stay.

To book a tour or for more information please use the contact form on this page or contact Wikwemikong Tourism Monday to Friday 8-4 pm at 705-859-3477.

We invite you to takepart in our school group tours to embark on an educational experience with Wikwemikong Tourism. We offer customizable itineraries for school groups with options between one and multi-day programs to accommodate your time frame and financial capacities. All group tours include a dedicated step-on guide who acts as your host and contact for the duration of your stay. Programs can be packaged with overnight stays at the Killarney Mountain Lodge and Canada House Conference Center and Nature heritage education programming with the Killarney Provincial Park.

Our itineraries provide students educational and engagement opportunities to learn about Anishinaabek culture, history, and lifestyles. More importantly, as we move forward in this time of reconciliation, our programs allow students to learn about the impacts of residential schools, treaty relationships and Anishinaabek culture directly from Indigenous knowledge keepers. Our educational experiences are facilitated and designed by Indigenous academics and knowledge keepers that provide a balanced perspective while ensuring the best possible learning experience.

To book a tour or for more information please use the contact form on this page or contact Wikwemikong Tourism Monday to Friday 8-4 pm at 705-859-3477.