Held in the early spring, when local frogs are most active, the Frog Hop gives participants the opportunity to walk the trails and wetlands of Cedar Bay while listening for and identifying the different frog species found in the Sioux Lookout area. Common species include the Spring Peeper, Boreal Chorus Frog, and Wood Frog, each with their own distinct calls and behaviour. Guided by knowledgeable volunteers, the event encourages participants to slow down, listen closely, and

Each year, the Lakeshore Committee proudly organizes the Children’s Water Festival, a much-anticipated field trip for Grade 5 students from across the Sioux Lookout area including Lac Seul First Nation schools. Held at Cedar Bay, this hands-on learning experience brings together students, educators, Elders, and community partners for a day dedicated to celebrating and understanding the importance of water. The festival is a true community effort. With the support of dedicated

Cozy Cabin is a winter favourite at Cedar Bay, open every Saturday from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. between January and March. Organized by the Lakeshore Committee of the Friends of Cedar Bay and operated by dedicated volunteers, the cabin offers a warm and welcoming place for hikers, skiers, snowshoers, fat-bikers, and walkers to take a break and enjoy the outdoors. Visitors are invited to warm up by the fire, enjoy hot drinks, and take part in a relaxed, community-focused atmosphere

The first annual Sioux Lookout International Tree Hugging Championship, held at Cedar Bay on August 9, 2025, was an unforgettable event...