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OFFICIAL COCHRANE VISITOR GUIDE 2019-2020
Contents. 2019-2020
1 WELCOME
12 23
2 USEFUL INFORMATION
16 3 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
4 GETTING HERE
7 & AROUND
6 ATTRACTIONS
ONE OF THE TOP 50 14 •
•
Polar Bear Habitat
Snowmobile Museum
SMALL TOWNS TO VISIT •
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Heritage Village
Tim Horton Events Centre
IN CANADA • Gardiner Ferry - Cassiopeia IV
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9 MUSEUMS & HISTORICAL
LANDMARKS
10 PARKS & OUTDOOR
RECREATION
12 AVENTURE NORD
13 DO AS COCHRANITES DO!
• Farmer’s Market
19
Map of Cochrane 10 • Taste a Fritter
• Bike Share
• Book Share
• Movies on the beach
13 • Pop up Piano
14 EVENTS & FESTIVALS
8 16 FISHING & HUNTING
16 CAMPING
20
18 WINTER ACTIVITIES
20 THE JAMES BAY COAST
21 TOURS
• Tour Cochrane and The James
Bay Coast 5 Day
• Historical Tour of Cochrane -
10 1 Day
18 • Weekend Warriors with wee ones
Tour- 1 Day
23 COCHRANE EATS
21 23 PLACES TO STAY
25 MAP
9 6
This guide has been prepared to the best of our knowledge. Please ensure you verify event dates and hours of operations to have an enjoyable stay.
We cannot be held responsible for change of dates, places or times.
COCHRANE 2019-2020 www.CochraneOntario.com
BONJOUR • WELCOME • WACHAY
COCHRANE is diverse in culture with a large population of
Francophone, Cree and Metis; so say HELLO, BONJOUR OR WACHAY
and THANK YOU, MERCI, OR MEEGWETCH!
On behalf of the people who live, work, and play in Cochrane, Ontario, it is with a warm
“Chimo” welcome that I invite you to enjoy what our beautiful town has to offer.
Lake Commando, located in the center of our vibrant town is the hub to 4 seasons of
fun; sliding, kayaking, fishing, swimming, and home to our new state of the art stage and
Commando Park Pavilion where we host Ontario’s oldest Winter Carnival and our “Live
like a Northerner” Summerfest.
Nothing says northern like the Polar Bear Habitat, home to our 3 bears along with the
Welcome Centre, Heritage Village and Snowmobile Museum – definitely on your ‘do not
miss’ list .
Come join us at the Tim Horton Event Centre, home to the NOJHL Cochrane Crunch
Junior ‘A’ hockey team, 2018 Division Champion and hosts of the 2019 Dudley Hewitt
Cup. While you’re there, enjoy the beautiful pool that has the flavor of the tropics where
you can float in the lazy river and thrill on the giant slide!
We have been voted one of the top 50 small towns to visit in Canada, top 10 cutest small
towns in Ontario and the #1 snowmobile trails in the world! We are also transportation
hub for the mining and lumber sector, and the originating point for the Polar Bear Express
passenger train to Moosonee and points north.
Cochrane is diverse in culture with a large francophone and indigenous population and is
welcoming to all so whether you are passing through or planning to stay, let us show you
why we are ‘Wonderfully Unexpected’!
Denis Clement,
Mayor | Maire | Okemah
Town of Cochrane
De la part de la ville de Cochrane, il me fait un grand Plaisir de vous accueillir ici dans
la ville qui est « Merveilleusement inattendue ». Profitez de l’occasion pour visiter le lac
Commando au centre-ville ainsi que notre nouveau parc et pavillon. Je vous souhaite un
bon séjour et on vous remercie de votre patronage!
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USEFUL INFORMATION
DID YOU KNOW?
Welcome to Cochrane… before “CHIMO” is an Inuit word that means
your adventure begins, get your “I am friendly” or “Welcome”.
photo op on at our “Chimo” It’s a greeting used during our Winter
Polar Bear statue and the Carnival and is the name of our giant
Cochrane Welcome sign. Polar Bear that greets visitors
at the entrance of town!
ONTARIO LICENSING
REQUIREMENTS FOR
HUNTERS & ANGLERS
Cochrane provides the perfect backdrop
of wetlands, lakes and rivers for boating
fishing and hunting! If you plan on
fishing or hunting, please be informed
about wildlife management regulations
in our area. The links below provide
the information to ensure a safe and
successful outing.
Fishing | Hunting | Firearms | Boating
EMERGENCY SERVICES TOURISM INFORMATION HUT
We are a 911 service area, please dial 911 Cochrane Board of Trade COCHRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY
for any emergency. 4 Third Avenue Should you need to keep in touch with
705-272-4926 loved ones, our local public library is a
POWERSPORTS FRIENDLY www.cochraneboardoftrade.com modern and unique facility, that offers
In Cochrane we support all 4 season residents and visitors many services and
powersports activities, and welcome POLAR BEAR HABITAT programs including:
licensed vehicles on all our local roadways Open all year round, the Polar Bear Habitat a) Free Wi-Fi
including snowmobiles, ATVs and side will assist you with your needs. While b) Public computers (at $1.00/hr) with
by sides. Use your snowmobile, ATV or you’re there stop in to see Ganuk, Henry access to high speed DSL/internet
side by side to get from your hotel to your and Inukshuk; but be sure to arrive 1 hour c) Laser colour printing
restaurant or to go from your hotel to your prior to closing time. d) Scanner
next marked trail! Winter Hours: 10:00 am - 4:00pm e) Photocopy service
Summer Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm f) Fax service
1 Drury Park Park Road g) Bike share program
ACCESSING ON-SITE
705-272-BEAR (2327) h) Ski/snowshoe program
TOURISM INFORMATION www.cochranepubliclibrary.com
Need more information while you are in www.polarbearhabitat.ca
Cochrane stop in to one of these three
friendly places to seek out information and FITNESS CENTRE TRAVELLING
assist you with your stay. The Tim Horton Fitness Centre includes WITH YOUR PUP
a well-appointed gym that includes Bringing your four legged furry friend with
weight machines, free weights, and cardio you on your journey to Cochrane? Be sure
TOWN OF COCHRANE to take your pooch to Sara’s Freedom
The town hall is open weekdays, machines. Spin, rowing, step and yoga
classes are also available. Call for times Dog Park, an off leash dog park (entrance
Monday - Friday
and prices. located at 7th Avenue and 6th Street).
8:30am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Summer hours in effect July & August
8:00am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Tim Horton Events Centre
705-272-4361 705-272-5084
171 Fourth Avenue 7 Tim Horton Drive Look for the pet friendly icon
www.cochraneontario.com www.cochraneontario.com throughout this guide to access
dog friendly spaces.
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2019-2020 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SPRING SUMMER WINTER
MAY DECEMBER
09
JUNE 28, 2019
HENRY’S
BIRTHDAY
MAY
2019
WEEKLY FARMERS’
MARKETS 2019 UNTIL
THANKSGIVING
EDDY’S BIRTHDAY
www.polarbearhabitat.ca
10 DEC
2019
www.polarbearhabitat.ca Lake Commando Pavilion
FESTIVAL
Friday’s 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
OF LIGHTS 15 DEC
2019
POLAR BEAR
HABITAT GALA 11 MAY
2019
LIVE AT THE ALL SUMMER
www.polarbearhabitat.ca
LAKESIDE LONG JANUARY
www.polarbearhabitat.ca
JUNE Friday’s
Lake Commando Pavilion
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
INUKSHUK’S
BIRTHDAY 11 JAN
2020
JULY
FATHER’S DAY FATHER’S DAY www.polarbearhabitat.ca
FISHING DERBY WEEKEND
www.floodslanding.com
CANADA DAY
CELEBRATIONS & FIREWORKS 01 JULY
2019
AUGUST
LIVE LIKE A NORTHERNER
SUMMERFEST 9-11 AUG
2019 ANNUAL
FALL FAIR
www.cochranesummerfest.com
HERITAGE DAYS AUG FEBRUARY
BARN DANCE 2019
www.polarbearhabitat.ca
WINTER
CARNIVAL 07-17 FEB
2020
LIVE LIKE A NORTHERNER www.cochranewintercarnival.com
SUMMERFEST
FALL MARCH
SEPTEMBER TOM SAUL
MEMORIAL RIDE 03 MAR
2020
NATIONAL
INDIGENOUS DAY 21 JUNE
2019
ANNUAL
FALL FAIR 06-07 SEPT
2019
www.ininewfriendshipcentre.ca
OCTOBER COCHRANE
WINTER CARNIVAL
INUKSHUK’S BIRTHDAY
POLAR BEAR HABITAT
HALLOWEEN DANCE 26 2019
OCT
www.polarbearhabitat.ca
NOVEMBER
GANUK’S BIRTHDAY
TAIGA’S BIRTHDAY 30 2019
NOV
www.polarbearhabitat.ca
CHECK OUT ALL ONGOING EVENTS AT
WWW.COCHRANEONTARIO.COM/EVENTS
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COCHRANE 2019-2020
DISTANCE FROM MAJOR CITIES
MAJOR CENTRES KILOMETRES MILES MAJOR CENTRES KILOMETRES MILES
TIMMINS 105.6 65.6 TEMISKAMING SHORES 222.7 138.4
GETTING HERE + AROUND
SUDBURY 406.5 252.6 OTTAWA 732.7 455.3
VAL D’OR 332 206 TORONTO 732.1 454.9
KAPUSKASING 119 73 BUFFALO 860.2 534.5
HEARST 214 132 CHICAGO 1303.1 809.7
THUNDER BAY 735 456 NEW YORK 1410.2 876.3
www.CochraneOntario.com
COCHRANE IS A WALKABLE TOWN,
however if you want to experience the more BY COCHRANE ALSO OFFERS A BIKE
SHARE PROGRAM – the only of its kind
rural sites some may choose to get there by
car; to do so hire a taxi or rent a car. BIKE in Northeastern Ontario. Bikes are available
at three locations: The Cochrane Public
Library, the Tim Horton Events Centre and
CHIMO TAXI DISCOUNT
705-272-6444 CAR RENTAL the Polar Bear Habitat. Visitors and locals
212 Fifteenth Avenue 705-272-4231 can ‘borrow’ a bike to tour around and see
187 Sixth Avenue the local sights!
FLASH CO. TAXI www.discountcar.com www.cochraneontario.com
705-271-5577
Sybil Avenue
PT TAXI
705-272-6090
307 Sixteenth Avenue
BY CAR GETTING BY
PLANE
AROUND
THINKING OF SEEING THE JAMES COCHRANE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
BAY COAST WHILE IN COCHRANE? The Cochrane Airport (CYCN) serves as a link
Operated by Ontario Northland, the Cochrane
Railway Station is the southernmost stop BY for passengers and cargo along the James
Bay Coastline. Passengers can arrange
for the Polar Bear Express and the last road
accessible to Moosonee.
TRAIN charter flight services to fly into Cochrane.
OR 705-272-6500
59 Airport Road
ONTARIO NORTHLAND
705-272-4228
200 Railway Street
BUS www.cycn.ca
www.ontarionorthland.ca
ONTARIO NORTHLAND BUS STATION
Ontario Northland provides reliable and comfortable motor coach
transportation from Hearst to Toronto, Sault Ste. Marie, Ottawa,
Sudbury and many points in between. Customers can connect with
Greyhound beyond these locations.
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ATTRACTIONS
A MUST VISIT IN COCHRANE!
POLAR BEAR
HABITAT
Currently the home of Inukshuk, Ganuk
and Henry, the Polar Bear Habitat
provides our bears with an environment
as close as possible to their natural
habitat and is world renowned for its
ability to lengthen the lives of polar
bears in captivity.
Having recently built an enclosure
around a natural lake and forest, the
Polar Bear Habitat is the largest one of
its kind in the world, and can now reach
new heights in research and behavioural
understanding for polar bears.
Stay informed about the many special
BE WARNED, WATCHING A POLAR BEAR PLAY IS events at the PBH through our website.
We celebrate the bears birthdays, the
HIGHLY ADDICTIVE AND MAY NEED TO BE REPEATED!
arrival of the seasons with special
treats for the bears (pumpkins/frozen
watermelon) and enrichment programs.
JOIN US IN THESE
CELEBRATIONS!
LIKE US ON FACEBOOK.
COCHRANE
POLAR BEAR HABITAT
is a crucial component of
the world’s efforts to study,
protect, and educate others
about these incredible animals.
Come learn about our bears and if you’re lucky you may even be able to get up close and personal with them either from
our seasonal wading pool (separated by glass) or from our viewing building. When you are done, don’t forget our unique gift
shop at the welcome centre.
705-272-2327 1 Drury Park Road www.polarbearhabitat.ca
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ATTRACTIONS
A MUST SEE FOR AVID SNOWMOBILERS!
SNOWMOBILE
MUSEUM
The Cochrane Classic Vintage Riders
Snowmobile Museum is the first of its kind
and now open in its new, bigger and better
digs adjacent to the Welcome Centre of the
Polar Bear Habitat. Admission is free with
your paid entrance to the Polar Bear Habitat.
The Snowmobile Museum’s exhibit traces
the rich journey of Cochrane’s snowmobile
history from the 1950’s to present day. The
museum showcases close to 100 vintage
sleds and includes an archive of historic
photographs and unique memorabilia. The
Museum and the Vintage Riders also play
host to their “Annual Drag Races” the second
week of February on Lake Commando and a
‘Vintage’ snowmobile ride the first weekend
in March with sleds and riders from near
and far to showcase their vintage sleds.
Check Facebook for dates. 705-272-2327 1 Drury Park Road www.polarbearhabitat.ca
HERITAGE
VILLAGE
Take a trip back in time to the early 1900’s,
when Cochrane was being settled. Our
Heritage Village, just steps away from the
Polar Bear Habitat Learning Centre, has a
picturesque main street to explore. Here
you will find a train station, a general store,
butcher shop, doctor’s office, blacksmith’s
shop, fire station and school house.
We even have a Trapper’s Cabin facing the
new polar bear lake enclosure. Come and
enjoy the ‘Festival of Lights’ at the Heritage
Village as part of the Christmas season.
Warm up by the bonfire with hot chocolate,
enjoy carolling and a visit from the ‘other Big
Guy’ from the North Pole! Nanook’s Snack
Shack, named after one of our longest past
polar bear guests, and a youth train ride are
open seasonally. 705-272-2327 1 Drury Park Road www.polarbearhabitat.ca
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ATTRACTIONS
WORTH A VISIT!
TIM HORTON EVENTS CENTRE
Photo courtesy of E. Martin
ARENA
Home of the NOJHL Cochrane Crunch – the
town’s Junior ‘A’ hockey team, 2019 Division
POOL
Champions and host of the 2019 Dudley-
Home of the Cochrane Great White swim team, our pool brings a Caribbean feeling to the
Hewitt Cup! Our arena features a newly
North. Palm trees! Water slide! Lazy river! Whirlpool and sauna! Our pool is wonderfully
constructed VIP viewing box above the ice
unexpected and unlike anything else you will find in the north. It is fully supervised and
surface where guests can enjoy a catered
hosts a variety of public, family, and adult swims during the week.
meal and a few cold ones at the Crunch’s
CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR TIMES AND PRICES. games with purchase of advance tickets.
705-272-5084 7 Tim Horton Drive www.cochraneontario.com
HOME OF THE
COCHRANE CRUNCH
GARDINER FERRY
CASSIOPEIA IV
Worth a visit! The Cassiopeia IV is the northernmost ferry service operating
9 months of the year, 24 hours a day free of charge. It is the last winch driven
cable ferry operating in Canada and is located 32 km north of Cochrane on
Hwy#579 crossing the Abitibi River. The crossing takes less than two minutes
each way but the memories will last a lifetime.
HERE IN THE WINTER? Cross the ice bridge with your snowmobile or your car!
8 COCHRANE 2019-2020 www.CochraneOntario.comMUSEUMS & HISTORICAL LANDMARKS
TIM HORTON MUSEUM 49TH PARALLEL 1916 FIRE MEMORIAL
A commemorative plaque is located just 7km Located approximately 3 km north of Cochrane
south of Cochrane on Hwy 11. Cochrane lies at the corner of Genier Road and Concession
Tim Horton, the hockey star, was born, raised on the 49th parallel, the same latitude as most 6&7. This memorial site remembers those that
and started his hockey career in Cochrane. of the border between the United States and did not survive the 1916 fire that blazed through
Our ice surface and Events Centre is named Western Canada. In comparison, Toronto is on the Town of Cochrane, destroying everything in
in his honour. Within these walls is a museum the 43rd parallel. its path. Learn about this historical story at this
dedicated to Tim and his many accomplishments memorial park and pick a few apples from the
before the popularity of the coffee franchise. The
museum features photos, books, jerseys and
NIVEN’S donated apple trees that surround the small park.
MERIDIAN
568 pucks representing the number of regular
season and playoff points the hockey legend GENIER VILLAGE
scored in the National Hockey League.
Located 3 km west of
705-272-5084 7 Tim Horton Drive Cochrane on Hwy 11
you will find Niven’s
DID YOU KNOW? Meridian. This junction
The Tim Horton coffee shop in Cochrane is only marks the most important imaginary line in
1 of 2 locations that has memorabilia dedicated to Northern Ontario that was key in developing the
Tim Horton, the hockey play displayed inside.
mining sector in Ontario’s North.
COCHRANE PUBLIC
ART GALLERY FOUNDING OF COCHRANE Located 15 km north of Cochrane in the Village
of Genier on the corner of Genier Rd and
HISTORICAL AREA Concession 10 & 11.
MEMORIAL PARK
The Cochrane Public Art Gallery is located on
the lower level of the library, and available
for local and surrounding artists to book on a
monthly basis. The Gallery is well supported
and booked a year in advance, so call for exhibit Commemorating the first municipal/ On Lake Commando, Memorial Park
times and get to know your new favourite artist! commercial well dug for the community. commemorates the fallen soldiers of Cochrane
705-272-4178 178 Fourth Avenue Located in the park adjacent to ‘Steam Engine who fought for our country during World War I
www.cochranepubliclibrary.com 137’ on Railway Street. and World War II.
‘
THE CANADA 150 MEMORIAL BOARDWALK
is a popular walking and cycling trail that connects through the
center of Commando Lake and around to the town’s retail hub,
passing over the Commando bridge and beside the bandstand.
CochraneOntario CochraneOntario 2019-2020 COCHRANE 9PARKS & OUTDOOR RECREATION
ACTIVITY
CENTRAL!
Lake Commando Park is the
cornerstone destination of the
community for outdoor recreation.
The park encompasses a downtown
LAKE COMMANDO beach, 2.2km of walking trails, an
PARK
entertainment facility and a whole lot
of bustling activities! Enjoy the day
fishing, sliding, swimming, paddling,
BBQing, listening to live music or just
soaking up the sunshine.
Few communities can boast a deep,
spring fed lake in the centre of town.
Lake Commando is a 4 season jewel that
hosts many events and activities and
provides a natural walking path around
the perimeter. Anglers of all ages enjoy
the shores of Lake Commando year
around. The supervised beach and
charcoal barbecues are favourites in
the summer months.
During July and August from 12:00
to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday and
12:00 to 7:00 pm, Saturdays and
Sundays, residents and visitors can
enjoy renting canoes, kayaks, paddle
boards, and peddle boats by the hour
to use at their leisure. For the younger
beach goers, the slip and slide, a lake
water fed water slide, is free of charge
and a favourite!
Lake Features
• Water tubing slide
• Canoe rentals
• Kayak rentals
• Paddle board rentals
• Pedal boat rentals
• Volleyball court
• Charcoal barbecues
• Picnic tables
• 2.2 km of walking
and cycling trails
• Movies on the beach
10 COCHRANE 2019-2020 www.CochraneOntario.comPAVILION
Cochrane’s newest facility that welcomes residents and visitors alike. This new state of the
art complex is the home to our community’s events and includes a stage built with a stunning
backdrop of Lake Commando. Have a seat on the deck overlooking Commando Lake while
listening to some live entertainment during our many events or enjoy shopping among local
vendors during the weekly Farmers’ Markets in the summer months.
JOIN US FOR OUR
ANNUAL SUMMERFEST
Live Like A Northerner Celebration!
Fun for all ages!
Always the second
weekend of August.
www.cochranesummerfest.com
GOLFING
LEE GOLF COURSE is a beautiful 9-hole course located within town
limits that boasts a licensed club house with a full menu. Relax and
unwind inside the air conditioned clubhouse or sit outside on the viewing
deck. Golf carts and equipment to rent from their well-stocked pro-shop.
705-272-5005 450 Second Ab venue
www.leegolfclub.com
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WELCOMED!
AVENTURE
NORD
Cochrane is a Francophone host community
on the Aventure Nord trail system. It was
developed as a series of trails and snowparks
that encompass all four seasons: motorcycle
and ATV riding in the spring, summer and
fall, and snowmobiling in winter. Individual
trails and snowparks have been mapped,
thanks to the knowledge of local clubs
and experts, as a connected trail and park
system with the five main communities who
participate in the promotion of the system:
Cochrane, Smooth Rock Falls, Kapuskasing,
Hearst, and Dubreuilville. All trail systems
can be downloaded to gps devices from the
website: www.aventurenord.ca
DID YOU KNOW?
All of Cochranes’ streets are open to ATV’s,
side by side’s, and snowmobiles! Many in our
community use them as a second vehicle to
attend events or go grocery shopping!!
Look for local businesses
that are certified Aventure
Nord operators. They know
powersports just like you!
BOURQUE’S AUTO SALES
110 Hwy 11 West
705-272-6959
THE WORLD’S #1 SNOWMOBILE TRAILS! www.bourqueauto.com
If you want Northern Ontario riding/ our local snowmobile club, do a stellar job of PAP’S POWERSHOP
snowmobiling at its best, Cochrane grooming the trails. Cochrane is the staging 135 3rd Avenue
should be at the top of your list. We offer area to 3 of Ontario’s best snow tours and one 705-272-3254
many hotels, restaurants, fast food places of the best snowmobiling communities in www.papspowershop.com
and gas stations that are open in the winter the world! We are also home to professional
and trail accessible. The Polar Bear Riders, Snowcross racer #115 Dave Joanis.
12 COCHRANE 2019-2020 www.CochraneOntario.comDO AS COCHRANITES DO!
DOABLE
NEIGHBOURHOOD PROJECT
SHOP LOCAL!
FARMERS’ MARKET
Summer Saturday mornings are special
in Cochrane. A number of local vendors
make their produce and wares available
to purchase at the Farmers’ Market, so get
there early, grab a coffee and purchase
locally grown vegetables, locally sourced
meats, cheeses, jams and handmade crafts. BIKE SHARE BOOK SHARE
The bike share program has bicycles This program offers free reading material
LAKE COMMANDO PAVILION available for public use free of charge for the public to enjoy in the community’s
to encourage healthy communities and parks and green spaces, or to take home
lifestyle. The bikes are for all residents and to read. Take a book from one location,
Fridays 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm visitors alike and are currently available and you can return it to another! The
at three locations in town: The Public Book Share Boxes have both adult and
LIVE AT THE LAKESIDE
Library, the Tim Horton Events Centre children literature.
and the Polar Bear Habitat. When riding,
you will notice Cochrane has a designated
This is a family friendly event where you can
enjoy live music, fresh foods, local craft beer bike lane on most busy streets.
and weekly special events.
Fridays 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Cochrane is an agricultural community and
supports locally grown food because it is full
of flavor, has more nutrients, benefits the
environment, and creates a community!
MOVIES
AT THE PAVILLION
Every summer the municipality hosts a
weekly outdoor movie on Lake Commando.
Bring your camping chair and enjoy the POP UP PIANO
show! Free to anyone passing by wanting to play
DOUGH-NOT Be sure to check community events a tune! The pop up piano program is great
LEAVE WITHOUT calendar to get up to date information. for all ages and creates a social space
TASTING A FRITTER! These events are weather dependent. outdoors for everyone to enjoy.
Voted Cochrane’s favourite bakery during
the 2019 Readers Choice Awards, stop in to LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT
Fresh & Fancy and have one of their apple Check out the local music scene at the Station Inn,
fritters… You won’t regret it! Cochrane’s original railway station and the departure point of the Polar Bear Express!
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COCHRANE’S
WINTER CARNIVAL
Acclaimed as the oldest of Ontario’s winter
carnivals and the largest in Northern
Ontario, this ten-day festival is a great way
to get outside, blow the dust off and enjoy
Northern Ontario’s winter season! There is
something for every one in the 80 events
that take place during carnival – a smash
up derby, a fishing derby, dances, hockey
tournaments, the Polar Bear dip, vintage
snowmobile races and much more. Even
as a spectator, watch the Torchlight Parade
arrive on the lake - it is unparalleled in it’s
beauty! Carnival takes place the second
week of February.
WWW.COCHRANEWINTERCARNIVAL.COM
CLASSIC +
VINTAGE
CCRV
(Cochrane Classic Vintage Riders Club)
They host a number of events throughout
the winter.
CHECK THEM OUT ON FACEBOOK!
TOP 3 TOP 3
EVENTS SUMMER ACTIVITIES
1. Cochrane’s Winter Carnival 1. Camping
2. Cochrane’s Summerfest 2. Fishing
3. CCVR Classic and Vintage Races 3. Paddling
14 COCHRANE 2019-2020 www.CochraneOntario.comEVENTS + FESTIVALS COCHRANE’S SUMMERFEST Celebrate the summer with us in August at the “Live Like a Northerner” Summerfest, held during the second weekend of August. Live music, ATV races through mud bogs, Voyageur boat races, baseball tournaments, children amusement parks, sidewalk sales, and fireworks are just a few of the activities that you will be able to see and participate in with us! WWW.COCHRANESUMMERFEST.COM FALL FAIR For the last century, Cochrane Agricultural Society has played host to the Cochrane Annual Fall Fair. While the adults browse the entries in flower arranging, painting, crafts, quilting and photography competitions, the kids stay busy with all sorts of games and races. It’s an unforgettable experience and a true taste of the spectacle Northern Ontario has to offer. VISIT THE FALL FAIR SEPTEMBER 6 – 7, 2019 NATIONAL INDIGENOUS DAY Cochrane’s Ininew Friendship Centre celebrates National Indigenous Day every June 21st starting with a Sunrise Ceremony at 5:00 am. Enjoy the day with a history of Indigenous people, story telling, a moose and goose calling contest topped off with tea and bannock. An art and craft vendor table is available. WWW.ININEWFRIENDSHIPCENTRE.CA CochraneOntario CochraneOntario 2019-2020 COCHRANE 15
PLAYING IN NORTHERN ONTARIO’S
GREATEST BACKYARD
FISHING + OUTFITTERS
HUNTING COCHRANE AIR SERVICES
705-272-5570
www.aircochrane.com
The habitat surrounding Cochrane
provides the hunting and fishing adventure DUNNRIGHT OUTFITTERS
of a lifetime. An abundance of game 705-272-6370
www.dunnrightoutfitters.ca
produces numerous trophy pike, pickerel,
moose and black bear. GOOD TIME OUTFITTERS
Wetlands, lakes, and marshy shorelines 844-468-6486
TOP 3
attract waterfowl and migratory birds www.goodtimeoutfitters.com
to many prime hunting areas around
Cochrane. Local guides are available year KESAGAMI LAKE LODGE
800-253-3474
FISHING HOLES
round, while outfitters are famous for www.kesagami.com
their ability to fly into remote areas for the 1. Lake Commando
ultimate hunting and fishing experiences. LITTLE ABITIBI LAKE LODGE 2. Pierre Lake
705-272-5755 3. Big Abitibi Lake
16 COCHRANE 2019-2020 www.CochraneOntario.comCAMPING
ABITIBI CAMPGROUND TAYLOR LAKE FLOOD’S LANDING
AND CONFECTIONERY RV PARK CAMPGROUND
Located 10km east of Cochrane on the Located approximately 10km south of Located 20 minutes north of Cochrane,
shores of the Abitibi River, the Abitibi Cochrane on Hanna Road. Taylor Lake RV Flood’s Landing a drive to destination, with
Campground has campsites for RV’s, Park welcomes RV’s, campers and tenting a remote wilderness feel as soon as you
campers, 5th Wheels, trailers and tents. sites on two lakes. ATV and hiking trails are enter the gate. Aside from the boundless
They also offer additional amenities such available. The campground offers many fishing and hunting opportunities here
as a confectionery, live bait, boat launch, different styles of camp sites – standard, lake and in the area, we also offer canoeing
mini putt and a chip stand. front, private, and limited sites with power. and kayaking excursions, memorable
camping experiences, beautiful cabin
705-272-6518 705-272-6818 accommodations, amazing snowmobile
getaways, and a place to rejuvenate the
body and mind surrounded by nature.
705-271-5253 www.floodslanding.com
CochraneOntario CochraneOntario 2019-2020 COCHRANE 17LONG LIVE THE COLD
NORTHERN WEATHER
LOOKING FOR THE BEST
TOP 3
SNOWMOBILING DESTINATION…
SNOWMOBILE LOOPS
LOOK NO FURTHER! 1. TOP A103 north to the famous
Abitibi Canyon, returning via
Smooth Rock Falls and TOP Trail A.
2. The Northern Corridor (TOP Trail A)
to Hearst and back.
3. Larger loop via TOP A106C and
TOP C to Timmins and back.
If you plan on driving to Cochrane, know THE NORTHERN derby or a maple sugar party. With over 1700
that you will be at the end of the road. Hwy
11 North ends in Cochrane, that’s how far
CORRIDOR kilometers of trails and one of the longest
The Northern Corridor Du Nord Snowmobile seasons in Ontario, you are sure to have
north we are and we love it! Home of snow plenty to do and snow to enjoy!
cross pro racer #115 Dave Joanis and home Association is a member of the Ontario
Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC), Our trails are sanctioned by the Ontario
to the #1 snowmobiling trails in the world;
with an office located in Kapuskasing. Federation of Snowmobiler Clubs (OFSC)
we know snowmobiling and do it well! Our
season starts early and end’s late, perfect for They represent the nine member clubs and as such users of the trails must have
the avid snowmobiler. Our local snowmobile that stretch from Cochrane to Hornepayne. purchased a trail permit through their online
club, the Polar Bear Riders, do a stellar job of There is never a lack of activities, be it a portal. Trail permits from other provinces are
grooming the trails. winter carnival, a snowmobile rally, a fishing not valid in Ontario, and OFSC trail permits.
TIPS TO PLANNING YOUR SNOWMOBILE TRIP TOP 3
PLAN YOUR SNOWMOBILING TRIP TO COCHRANE EARLY WINTER ACTIVITIES
1. Snowmobiling
1. Book your hotel room early (they are hot ticket items in the winter)
2. Ice Fishing
2. Purchase your trail permit
3. Dogsledding
18 COCHRANE 2019-2020 www.CochraneOntario.comNOT INTO SNOWMOBILING?
NO PROBLEM!
ICE FISHING
Cochrane is known for its abundance
of lakes, rivers and prize winning fish,
attracting famous fishermen like Bob Izumi!
Easily accessed on foot, by snowshoe or
snowmobile, these waterways hold a choice
of northern pike, lake trout, speckled trout,
perch and pickerel (walleye). Our local
outfitters (see pg. 16) have a variety of ice
fishing packages.
TAKE AN ICE BRIDGE
DOGSLED TOURS In the summertime Abitibi River is home
Take in a one of a kind experience! Brent to the Gardiner Ferry Cassiopeia IV, the
& Gail along with their friendly pups are last winch driven cable ferry operating in
amazing hosts as they take you along for Canada; but in the winter, the crossing
a dogsledding tour in the remote rural freezes over providing a unique opportunity
wilderness of Cochrane. Check out their to cross an ice bridge in your car or
amazing packages by calling to book your snowmobile. Located 32 km north of
excursion today! Cochrane on Hwy#579 crossing the ice road
will take you less than a minute each way
705-272-1210 but the memories will last a lifetime.
www.ravensadventures.weebly.com
CROSS COUNTRY SKIING SNOWSHOEING
Located less than a kilometer from the The Cochrane Cross-Country Ski Club offers
NO SKIS OR downtown core, The Cochrane Cross-Country easy access to over 5km of signed snowshoe
SNOWSHOES? Ski Club is run by a group of dedicated
volunteers that ensure that over 27 km of ski
trails. Enjoy the winter wonderland with
family and friends. A day use fee of $10 for
NO PROBLEM. trails are groomed for members and visitors non-members is payable at the entrance of
As part of Cochrane’s Doable alike. The club hosts a number of Night Skis the trails.
Neighbourhood Project, visitors or during the season with well-lit trails and hot
those wanting to try the trails, can chocolate and cider awaiting your return. 2-405 First Avenue
‘borrow’ skis and snowshoes from A day use fee of $10 for non-members is www.cochranecrosscountryskiclub.com
the Cochrane Public Library at 171 payable at the entrance of the trails.
Fourth Avenue with a Library card. A
nominal fee of $10 for a non-resident 2-405 First Avenue
card is available. www.cochranecrosscountryskiclub.com
CochraneOntario CochraneOntario 2019-2020 COCHRANE 19EXPERIENCE
THE JAMES BAY COAST
POLAR BEAR EXPRESS
There are many reasons people ride the
Polar Bear Express. For some it’s a commuter
train, between the remote communities of
the north and highway access to the south.
For the train buffs, it’s a reminder of how
integral the railroad and train travel were to
building Canada from sea to sea to sea.
For some, it’s the historical value of the fur
trade - seeing the mighty rivers that were
the roadways to James Bay. For the intrepid
paddlers, it is the last leg of their carefully
planned canoe trip. And for the rest, it’s a
journey to escape the hustle and bustle,
put your feet up and your phone away and
enjoy the flora and fauna of the James Bay
lowlands, and rhythmic sounds of the train.
Serving as both a passenger and freight
train, the Polar Bear Express has represented
the lifeline of the lower James Bay region
since its introduction in 1964. While you sit
back and relax, be sure to keep an eye out
for wildlife and expansive views of the Abitibi
and Moose Rivers.
Reservations are required
1-800- 461-8558
www.OntarioNorthland.ca
MOOSONEE AND MOOSE
FACTORY ISLAND
The town of Moosonee, (pop@ 2000) is
located at the edge of the Arctic and the end FOR MOOSONEE TOURISM
of the rail line for the Polar Bear Express train INFORMATION CONTACT:
from Cochrane. Moose Factory Island, (pop. 705- 336-2993
@1500) is a community accessible from info@moosonee.ca
Moosonee by freighter canoe/water taxi in
summer, ice road in winter and chartered FOR MOOSE FACTORY ISLAND TOURISM
helicopter in the off season (break-up/ INFORMATION CONTACT:
freeze-up). Both communities are steeped 705- 658-4619 ext. 279
in history of our First Nations and the fur Kim.cheechoo@moosecree.com
trade when European settlers first came Ann.wesley@moosecree.com
to North America. Both are still grounded
in traditional ways of life including spring
and fall goose hunt. Moosonee is also a
major staging area for goods moving farther DOWNLOAD YOUR “TAKING THE POLAR BEAR EXPRESS BOOKLET”
north, by barge in the summer and ice roads prior to embarking on your journey. This handy pocket book
in winter, to the remote communities of will tell you important snippets along the way.
Kashechewan, Fort Albany, and Attiwapiskat.
20 COCHRANE 2019-2020 www.CochraneOntario.comTOUR COCHRANE + THE JAMES BAY COAST
5 DAY ITINERARY
TRAVEL TIP
Although we are a small town in Northeastern Ontario, we are a destination centre and as such, reservations are required for
hotel rooms and train travel so as not to be disappointed!
DAY 1 – COCHRANE DAY 2 – MOOSONEE DAY 4 – MOOSONEE
Visit The Polar Bear Habitat, the was restored to its former glory in Visit the Rail Car Museum, the MNR
Heritage Village and the Vintage 1991. There are historical photos in office and Town of Moosonee office
Snowmobile Museum, the Tim the lobby of the waiting room and a where Town of Moosonee items may
Horton Museum. history of Ontario Northland Engine be purchased.
types in a glass case – depicted by
Relax at the Tim Horton Event Centre model train engines. Look for the cost of gas…
using the pool sauna or hot tub. it’s astronomical!
Ride the train on station side – you
Don’t Miss the “Keeper Talks” at the will get the best view of the scenery. Travel the Polar Bear Express to
Polar Bear Habitat, they make your Watch for the Otter Rapid Hydro dam Cochrane. The train departs at
visit that much more enriching! and the mighty Moose River along 5:00 pm sharp. You should arrive
with other wildlife! at the station at least 30 minutes
Take in the local sights at Lake prior to departure. A hearty meal is
Commando by walking along the Don’t miss the Northern Store in available on the train so don’t worry
boardwalk, paddling the lake or Moosonee. It’s one of the few places about supper.
watching a movie on the beach. you can buy a bag of milk, a frozen
pizza, a 4 wheeler or snow machine, Ride in the Dome Car if you can, but
HOCKEY FANS furniture or a winter coat. be sure to wait until the conductor
After visiting the Tim Horton Museum, has collected your ticket.
stop in at the Tim Horton Coffee shop and Find a fossil while walking the Moose
River waterfront. The James Bay
check out the memorabilia dedicated to the
founder/hockey star ‘Tim Horton’ - one of Lowlands, of which Moosonee and DAY 5 – COCHRANE
only two locales that have it displayed. Moose Factory Island are part of, Visit the Cassiopeia IV Ferry, the only
were once covered by a sub tropical one of its kind left in the province.
ocean. Because of that, many fossils
DAY 2 – MOOSONEE can still be found along natural shore
lines or excavated sites.
Take in the scenery of the country
side landscape heading north on Hwy
579 toward the Cassiopeia IV Ferry.
Travel on the Polar Bear Express. See the Aurora Borealis light up and
Book your travel tickets in advance. dance in the sky during clear nights. Don’t forget - take a picture with
Scheduled departure time leaving Chimo at the entrance of town.
Cochrane is 9:00 am sharp and Oh and the memories you’ve made
scheduled arrival time in Moosonee during your stay!
is 1:50 pm Taxis’ are available upon DAY 3 – MOOSE FACTORY
arrival in Moosonee or pick up may
have been prearranged with your See beluga whales during the
overnight stay. months of May/June.
TRAVEL TIP
Eat breakfast at the Station Inn Don’t miss the water or snowmobile Plan ahead! There is no Wi-Fi or
(voted the best Breakfast in Town taxi service to cross the Moose River. cell phone service in between
by locals in 2019 Readers Choice Cochrane and Moosonee, so
Awards) and watch the hustle and Visit the Anglican Church, Hudson
ensure you’ve booked your
bustle of the pre-boarding of the Bay House and the Cree Village
Eco Lodge. overnight stay and checked
Polar Bear Express! out the tourism information for
Visit the Train Station in Cochrane. See the vast and spectacular sunsets. Moosonee and Moose Factory
Get to the station early if you can and Island before you leave.
have a walk around – the building.
CochraneOntario CochraneOntario 2019-2020 COCHRANE 21ONE DAY
HISTORICAL TOUR OF COCHRANE
SPEND THE DAY LEISURELY TRAVELLING FROM ONE SPOT TO THE
NEXT LEARNING ABOUT COCHRANE AND ITS RICH HISTORY.
4 Check out the memorabilia that
is found inside the Train Station,
then stop for lunch next door or
at any number of restaurants in
our downtown core. Next visit the Tim Horton
1 Stop for your photo op at 7
Museum at the Tim Horton
Cochrane’s ‘Welcome’ sign and
Event Centre.
mascot ‘Chimo’.
Head up Genier Road and stop
8
in to visit the Fire Memorial and
learn about the devastating
fires that affected the pioneers
of Cochrane. Pick apples off the
apple trees or have a picnic.
9 Cross the country side westward
toward Hwy 579 making your
way back south toward Hwy 11
West to visit Niven’s Meridian.
5 Take a walk along Sixth Avenue,
stop in to the numerous little
shops, grab some bannock and
a coffee or an ice cream and
2 Head to the Heritage Village and
continue your journey towards
stroll down memory lane through
the Canada 150 Boardwalk.
early 19th century Cochrane’s
hardware stores, barber shop,
train station and more. While you
6 Stroll around the Boardwalk
are there take some time to visit
into Memorial Park, where we
our three polar bears!
recognize our local veterans. Take Head eastward on Hwy 11
in the view of Lake Commando 10 towards Hwy 11 South to visit
Next head over to Railway Street
3 on your way across the bridge. your last stop: 49th Parallel.
to learn about the founding
of Cochrane located beside
Engine 137.
DOWNLOAD YOUR SELF GUIDED BOOKLET.
22 COCHRANE 2019-2020 www.CochraneOntario.comWEEKEND WARRIORS
WITH THE WEE ONES
A ONE DAY ITINERARY FOR TOURING COCHRANE WITH KIDS.
Stop for your photo op at
1
Cochrane’s ‘Welcome’ sign and
mascot ‘Chimo’.
Get to the Polar Bear Habitat
2
early. Tour the Welcome Centre,
where you can enjoy a short
film about Cochrane and area
including the habitat and the
bears. If traveling with a pet, the
staff at the Habitat can assist
with their safekeeping.
3 Timing will be perfect to
enjoy the ‘Keepers Talk’ in the
morning, providing plenty of
play time with the bears. Our
Keepers are knowledgeable
and committed to the well
being of our bears – you will
be entertained by the bears’
personalities, likes, habits and
background through the eyes
of the Keepers. Remember, like
all bears, they are hungry and
playful earlier in the day – their
circadian rhythm is similar to
most mammals, including naps
in the afternoons.
4 Tour the Snowmobile Museum
and the Heritage Village. Now relax with a leisurely Summer months, spend the
6 8
lunch at any number of café’s, afternoon at the waterfront –
After your encounter with the
5 licensed restaurants or fast swim and play at the beach.
bears, get to the Tim Horton food places. Rent a kayak, SUP, peddle boat
Events Centre – the open swim or canoe. Maybe fish for those
(all ages) is from 12 pm – 2 pm abundant trout from shore.
on weekends. Check to confirm 7 Depending on the time of year, a
times – it will not disappoint! walk, bike or drive around Lake
Commando is worth it! Borrow 9 Winter months, spend the
a bike from one of the Bike Share afternoon sliding at Queen
locations. Enjoy the walking/ Elizabeth park located on
We can guarantee, that no matter bike paths around the lake. Stop Lake Commando.
where you live, the kids will be in at the Waterfront or Pavilion
sleeping on their way home! and then enjoy a walk through
our busy downtown retail hub.
CochraneOntario CochraneOntario 2019-2020 COCHRANE 23COCHRANE PLACES
EATS! TO STAY
RESTAURANTS TAKE OUT HOTELS / B & B’S
PANDA BUFFET HARVEY’S/ CHIMO MOTEL & RESTAURANT
705-272-6638 SWISS CHALET 866-520-6946 | 705-272-6555
126 Highway 11 West 705-272-5050 126 Hwy 11 West
www.chimomotel.com
54 Hwy 11 West
J.R.’S BAR-B-Q RANCH
705-272-4999 NORTH ADVENTURE INN
63 Third Avenue OLINDO’S PIZZA 877-891-5858 | 705-272-6683
705-272-2272 517 Hwy 11 West
KAYLOB’S KAFE 102 Sixth Avenue www.northadventureinn.ca
705-272-4025
282 Eighth Avenue (backlane)
THRIFTLODGE
NORTH ADVENTURE INN RESTAURANT PIZZA PIZZA 800-525-9055 | 705-272-4281
(seasonal) Take-out Counter 50 Hwy 11 South
705-272-6683 705-272-1111 www.thriftlodgecochrane.ca
517 Hwy 11 West (1.5 miles)
1-31 Hwy 11 West COMMANDO MOTEL
THE STATION RESTAURANT 705-272-2700
705-272-6007 SUBWAY 80 Seventh Avenue
200 Railway Street 705-272-2508
STATION INN
Hwy 11 West
THE GOLDEN FLOWER 800-461-8558 | 705-272-3500
705-272-3211 200 Railway Street
99 Sixth Avenue TIM HORTON’S www.ontarionorthland.ca
705-272-3544
TERRY’S STEAKS, Hwy 11 West WESTWAY MOTEL
BURGERS & MORE 877-772-4285 | 705-272-4285
705-272-4770 83 Hwy 11 West
50 Hwy 11 South THE POLAR BEAR MARKET www.westwaymotel.ca
AND COOKHOUSE
THE ICE HUT 705-272-2023
705-272-4777
105 Third Street
149 Fourteenth Avenue CAMPGROUNDS
ABITIBI CAMPGROUND
TAKE OUT HOTELS / B & B’S AND CONFECTIONERY
705-272-6518
EMPIRE THEATRE Hwy 652 before bridge
BEST WESTERN SWAN CASTLE INN
705-272-4555
800-265-3668 | 705-272-5200 TAYLOR LAKE RV PARK
156 Sixth Avenue
189 Railway Street 705-272-6818
www.bestwesternontario.com Hwy 11 South
FRESH & FANCY BAKERY
705-272-3733
BETTY’S BED & BREAKFAST FLOOD’S LANDING
157 Fourth Street
705-272-4085 CAMPGROUND & COTTAGES
1907 Hwy 11 South 705-271-5253
GRAND-MA EXPRESS
AND POP’S PIZZA www.floodslanding.com
705-272-2030
136 Railway Street
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Timmins 106 km 11 & Heritage Village Art Gallery Bike Share
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vehicles on our roadways. North Bay 372 km Attractions P Parking
Toronto 720 km
25THE MEANING OF COCHRANE CAN EASILY TRANSLATE TO “I WILL RETURN”.
WE HOPE YOU DO!
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