Blind River - Delta Loop Trail
City: Blind RiverLength: 7.4 kmRegion: Sault Ste. Marie - Algoma Country
Blind River - Hilly Farmland Loop
Overview
From the plaza, travel west along highway 17 to Woodward Avenue. Stop at Northern Variety for an ice cream or specialty coffee. Travel north on Woodward Avenue past W.C. Eaket High School and continue past U Rentals and Howson Marine. Turn right at Robb Road. This area has been called the “valley” because it is surrounded to the north and south by high ridges. There are many old homesteads on this route.
The first farmland homestead is on the north side of Robb Road, which you will see after going down the hill coming around the sharp bend. On the south side, almost...
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