Nearby: Barry's Bay
This former lumbering town is located in the interior of Ontario, midway between Pembroke
and Algonquin Park. Barry's Bay is now an outfitting station in the Kamaniskeg Lake
vacation area, with over 56 km of waterway. Nearby, Mount Madawaska provides popular
downhill and cross-country skiing facilities.
The village was named for area lumberman William Byers who's hay farm on Kaminiskeg Lake
was recorded on a local 1847 surveyor's map as "Barry's Bay". The village was incorporated in 1932.
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Barry's Bay Attractions
Madonna House Pioneer Museum
Highway 517, 18 km south at Combermere.
Operated by a lay missionary group, this museum features artifacts and implements of
early pioneers. Adjacent gift shop sells antiques, books and jewellery, with proceeds
going to the world's needy. Open late may to Labour Day open Tuesday - Saturday.
Madawaska River Float Trips
Madawaska Kanu Centre, Box 635, Barry;s Bay K0J 1B0
14 km S on Dunn St or Siberia Rd.
613-756-3620 or 613-5994-5268 after Labour Day
Take an exciting 5 km rafting trip, taking 2 hours, on the rugged Madawaska River.
Bring sneakers and swimsuits; helmets and lifejackets provided. Open mid-June to August 31;
trips depart every 2 hours Mon-Thurs 10 am to 2 pm
Radcliffe Hills Ski Area
6 km S on Hway 62
613-756-2931 1-800-668-8249
Open mid-Dec to mid-March
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