LOCATED AT THE NORTHERN END OF HIGHWAY 105, RED LAKE IS THE MOST NORTHWESTERLY MUNICIPALITY IN ONTARIO.

Made up of six distinct town sites Red Lake, Balmertown, Cochenour, Madsen, McKenzie Island and Starratt Olsen, this full service district has quickly become one of the most used tourism hubs for the north.

The Red Lake District is known as a premier destination for world class fishing and hunting as well as the Norseman Capital of the World! With hundreds of lakes to choose from, the variety of fishing that the Red Lake District has to offer is second-to-none and will never disappoint.otourism had added an additional element to the tourism experience of Ear Falls.

More than 3,000 people converged on Red Lake during the 1926 goldrush. By 1936, Howey Bay, in the heart of Red Lake, was the busiest airport in the world. Today Howey Bay is still one of the busiest float plane bases in Canada. Prospectors have given way to fishermen enjoying the many lakes and resorts throughout the region. At any time during the summer you will see both historic and modern floatplanes taking off and landing on the bay. Take a moment to sit back and enjoy the view and entertainment provided by these majestic working aircraft.

WELCOME TO EAR FALLS

Welcome to the official Website for the Town of Ear Falls.  Here you will discover everything there is to know about visiting and living in Ear Falls.  Whether you are here for a lifetime, or just for one day, you will be struck by the beauty of the region, and impressed by the modern town that lies in the middle of the Canadian wilderness.

The legend of Ear Falls includes a powerful spirit that took the form of a huge beaver. IT was said that when the beaver was swimming, its ears could be seen rising and falling in the foaming water. It is from this myth that that the name Ear Falls was adopted.
Ear Falls is well known for its incredible history of fishing. It has the distinction of being in the middle of a long, traditional root from Lake Winnipeg all the way down to the Great Lakes. The town itself is well situated between Vermillion Bay and Red Lake, as a halfway point on Highway 105. Surrounded by drive in and fly-in fishing camps, Ear Falls is a wonderful tourist destination for those that are looking to get away from it all and relax on the water.

Whether you are interested in catching trophy sized fish like Muskie, or Northern Pike, or out for a shore fry of Pickerel you are sure to catch what you are looking for. Be warned though, you may have some competition. The Ear Falls area has one of the highest concentrations of Bald Eagles in the world. There is no shortage of Wildlife. Pakwash Provincial Park is also right down the road, providing the provincial park experience nearby. Hiking trails, sandy beaches and wonderful fishing make Pakwash a wonderful combination of easy going vacation spot and anglers paradise.

WELCOME TO PERRAULT FALLS ADVENTURE AREA!

Just 70 km (43 miles) up the highway you will reach Perrault Falls. The Perrault Falls Adventure Area is a full service vacation destination and home to an abundance of lodges and resorts specializing in walleye, northern pike, muskie and bass fishing.
The area promises breathtaking, cascades of water between Perrault and Wabaskang Lakes and is proudly the gateway to fishing on the English and Woman River systems.
The community of Perrault Falls offers a number of amenities such as general stores, a liquor outlet, restaurant, post office and historic points of interest offering any last minute necessities and entertainment for travels along their way through Hwy 105.