The iconic Sleeping Giant peninsula in view from nearby Thunder Bay. It has a hiking trail that goes around the geological feature on the Kabeyun and Sawyer Bay trails. Can be done either way via Tee Harbour or Sawyer's Bay and hiked in summer or skied if conditions are just right in a snowy Spring.  Note that we only track FKTs for hiking/running, not skiing.

Storelk Mountain is one of the famed peaks from Alan Kane's "Scrambles in the Canadian Rockies" (2010). Access to info on the web (summitpost.org) and social media sites means these Kane scrambles are increasingly popular for the local scrambling community. This one is rated difficult.

From the summitpost.org description:

This route has a website:  http://acadiamountainmarathon.com/

Note that this is similar to, but longer than, the Acadia Traverse route.

Raphael Kinney submitted this 58km route, covering the main part of Yonge Street between Lake Ontario and Lake Simcoe.  Another section (not continuous) connects Bradford with Barrie.  One of the challenges of an urban street run like this is dealing with traffic & the many street crossings.