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Fort Frances is in Northern Ontario.

Understand

Get in

By car

Ontario Highways 17 and 71 (both part of the Trans-Canada Highway) run through town. The Fort Frances-International Falls Bridge (the start/end point of Ontario Highway 71) connects Fort Frances with International Falls, Minnesota, USA. U.S. Highways 53 and 71 lead up to the bridge on the U.S. side.

By bus

Get around

See

  • 1 Fort Frances Museum, 259 Scott St, +1 807 274-7891. Mid May-Labour Day: 10AM-5PM daily; Sep: 11AM-4PM daily; Oct-mid May: Tu-Sa 11AM-4PM. A collection of artifacts, documents, and photographs from Fort Frances and the surrounding area. Adults $3.75, seniors and children (5-12) $2.75, families $12; free admission during the off-season (mid Oct-mid May).

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Sleep

  • 1 La Place Rendez-Vous, 1201 Idylwild Dr, +1 807 274-9811, toll-free: +1-800-544-9435, fax: +1 807 274-9553. Resort hotel and convention centre on the shores of Rainy Lake. Free wireless internet in all rooms. Restaurant and bar on site. $100+.

Connect

Go next

Routes through Fort Frances
Rainy River splits ←  W  E  → Atitokan → Thunder Bay
Ends at Kenora  N  S  Template:Rtarrow becomes International Falls


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