Kirkland Lake
The Right Environment
Kirkland Lake, a town steeped in gold rush history, sits proudly in the heart of Northern Ontario. With a population of just under 8,000, “KL” welcomes visitors to discover a community built on legends, from its mining roots along the renowned Mile of Gold to the stories of bold pioneers like Sir Harry Oakes who became one of the richest men in Canada. Surrounded by sparkling lakes, lush forests, and endless skies, Kirkland Lake offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and small-town charm, making it an irresistible destination for explorers, history buffs, and anyone seeking the authentic spirit of the North.
Did you know?
Kirkland Lake’s Mile of Gold was world-famous for gold production.
Did you know?
Kirkland Lake is home to stunning Northern Ontario night sky views.
Did you know?
Sir Harry Oakes built a luxurious mansion in Kirkland Lake.
High Season
Summer in Kirkland Lake is all about embracing the great outdoors. Paddle along quiet lakes teeming with wildlife, hike to the stunning waterfalls of Larder River, or test your skills fishing for Splake and Aurora trout. The area’s back roads and trails are perfect for ATV adventures, while scenic drives introduce you to nearby gems like Crystal Beach and Mount Cheminis. For those seeking a bit of relaxation, spend a lazy afternoon lounging by the water or enjoying the fresh air on one of the town’s walking trails.
Winter in Kirkland Lake
In the winter, Kirkland Lake transforms into a snowy playground, with 300 kilometres of groomed snowmobile trails, serene snowshoeing paths, and cozy ice-fishing spots. Hit the slopes or trails for a day of skiing or enjoy a lively game of curling or hockey. Don’t miss the local winter carnivals and festive events that bring the community together.
Our Recommendations
For History Lovers
Dive into the past at the Museum of Northern History, housed in Sir Harry Oakes’ stunning mansion. Explore artifacts and hear tales of the town’s pioneers.
For Hikers
Lace up your boots and hike the trails of Esker Lakes Provincial Park or take a challenging trek to the top of Mount Cheminis for unforgettable views.
For Golfers
Head to the Kirkland Lake Golf Club for an afternoon on the green.
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