Waterfront Exploration
Take a walk along the New Liskeard boardwalk to enjoy panoramic views of Lake Timiskaming.
Temiskaming Shores
Ontario, Canada
City·Scenic, Quiet, Community Focused
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Temiskaming Shores, formed by the merger of New Liskeard, Haileybury, and Dymond, is a vibrant community nestled in the heart of Northern Ontario. Situated on the picturesque banks of Lake Timiskaming, the city offers a unique landscape where the 'Little Clay Belt' farmland meets the rugged Canadian Shield. Visitors can explore the charming waterfront boardwalks, visit local museums that tell the story of the Great Fire of 1922, and enjoy a variety of seasonal activities. From summer boating and fishing on the expansive lake to winter adventures on world-class snowmobile trails, the city provides a welcoming base for exploring the north. Its relaxed pace and friendly atmosphere make it an ideal destination for those seeking a genuine Northern Ontario experience.
Temiskaming Shores, formed by the merger of New Liskeard, Haileybury, and Dymond, is a vibrant community nestled in the heart of Northern Ontario. Situated on the picturesque banks of Lake Timiskaming, the city offers a unique landscape where the 'Little Clay Belt' farmland meets the rugged Canadian Shield. Visitors can explore the charming waterfront boardwalks, visit local museums that tell the story of the Great Fire of 1922, and enjoy a variety of seasonal activities. From summer boating and fishing on the expansive lake to winter adventures on world-class snowmobile trails, the city provides a welcoming base for exploring the north. Its relaxed pace and friendly atmosphere make it an ideal destination for those seeking a genuine Northern Ontario experience.
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Highlights
Picturesque boardwalks along the Lake Timiskaming waterfront.
Access to premier snowmobiling and ice fishing in winter.
Rich historical insights at the Haileybury Heritage Museum.
Beautiful summer boating and fishing opportunities.
A unique blend of agricultural landscapes and rugged wilderness.
Before you go: Temiskaming Shores essentials
The city is a merger of three distinct communities, so having a car is essential for getting around effectively.
Public transportation is limited, making it less accessible for those without a private vehicle.
Winter temperatures can drop significantly, requiring high-quality cold-weather clothing.
As a smaller northern hub, some specialized services may require travel to larger cities like North Bay.
Local Heritage
Visit the Haileybury Heritage Museum to learn about the Great Fire of 1922 and the area's mining history.
Best For
Outdoor enthusiasts and travelers seeking a quiet lakeside retreat.
Currency
CAD $
Average Cost
$100-$150 p/day
Languages Spoken
English, French
Outdoor Preparation
Pack for variable weather; Northern Ontario can be quite cool even in the summer evenings.
Winter Sports
If visiting in winter, bring or rent gear for snowmobiling, as the area is famous for its extensive trail networks.
Best time to visit Temiskaming Shores
June-August, September-October
Spring
Experience the dramatic ice break-up on Lake Timiskaming and the awakening of the local flora.
Best Season
Summer
The ideal season for water-based activities, hiking, and enjoying local community festivals.
Best Season
Fall
Witness the spectacular changing colors of the Boreal forest, perfect for nature photography.
Winter
A prime destination for winter enthusiasts, offering world-class snowmobiling and ice fishing.
Location
Temiskaming Shores, Ontario, Canada