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Dryden has the distinction of being the smallest city in the province of Ontario. You will find many activities of interest while you are visiting Dryden. Natural attractions abound in this city. Ojibway Provincial Park has walking trails, a beach, and ample space for both swimming and fishing. Blue Lake Provincial Park also has beaches, fishing, and hiking trails as well as camping, canoeing, and bird watching. Turtle River Provincial Park is also a great place for fishing and canoeing. Aaron Provincial Park allows you to fish for trout and go swimming or boating. In warm weather, you can hike the trails, and in snowy weather, you can ski them. You might spy a bear, a moose, or a white-tailed deer. If you will be in need of a budget room in a Dryden hotel, you may find it a good idea to book a room in advance. By doing so, you can sidestep the stress that often results when attempting to find a hotel at the last minute. Look to EasyToBook.com for help in locating the type of hotel you prefer for your stay in Dryden.
The Dryden & District Museum displays over 10,000 historical artifacts, and is a good way to learn more about the history of the area. Make sure you visit the mascot of Dryden, Max the Moose. He is not a real moose, but a statue that weighs about nine tons and is eighteen feet tall. You’ll find him near the Dryden Information Center. Twelve miles west of Dryden is Egli’s Sheep Farm and Animal Park, which is a lot of fun to visit. After a day of sightseeing, there is nothing like a good meal. Dryden has restaurants that serve the local favourites as well as cuisine from other countries.
