The Trans Canada Ecotour routes are divided into landscape regions, each with a map showing the location of selected points of interest. Each point of interest is numbered and the distances between points are provided. For some points, the nearest highway exit number is given as a location reference. You can see many of the described features without stopping; however, some stops and detours will certainly add to your pleasure. It is suggested that you read about each map section and its points of interest in advance. The Ecotours are designed for either easterly or westerly travel and often include optional side-trips.

Leading the way from Sault Ste. Marie to Midland, this Ecotour unveils the fascinating natural and cultural history of Ontario's Huron Coast. Whether walking the Attikamek Trail in the Sault, learning about the Algonquian heritage on Manitoulin, touching a beaver in Science North or following in the wake of the Group of Seven through the white hills of Killarney, you'll discover that the Sault Ste. Marie to Midland Ecotour is the guide to follow.