At the west end of Terrace Bay, Ontario, is Aguasabon Provincial Park, renowned for its scenic gorge and waterfall. Visitors can take a winding boardwalk down to a deck that overlooks both of these features (photo).
The Park also offers a woodland trail to its Beach or you can drive down to the beach lot from outside the Provincial Park grounds. The dark-sand beach stretches along a scenic cove, guarded by jagged rock formations at each end and offering views of barren offshore islands.
The beach, like many along the North Coast of Lake Superior, appeared to be popular for agate hunting. This is not surprising in light of the ancient volcanic strata that characterize this region.
