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Quick Sudbury Facts
The history of Sudbury began with a ***BANG*** caused by a massive, 10 km-wide meteorite, travelling at 75 km per second, slamming into the Earth's crust, with the force of 10 billion Hiroshima bombs.
Weather records show that Sudbury is one of the sunniest areas in Ontario.
Air pollution levels are much lower in Sudbury than in Toronto or Hamilton.
The City of Greater Sudbury has more than 200 lakes within its boundaries.
There are five provincial parks within 60 miles of the Sudbury Region and two of those are within the Region's boundaries.
Golfing in Sudbury
Cedar Green Golf Club (18 holes, semi-private)
(705) 560-1090
Pine Grove Golf Course (18 holes, public)
(705) 522-1622
Sudbury Highlands Golf Club (18 holes, public)
(705) 523-2518
Timberwolf Golf Club (18 holes, public)
(705) 524-9653
Twin Stacks Golf Club (9 holes, public)
(705) 694-2131
Sudbury Attactions
Science North
Science North, Northern Ontario's original science centre, is renowned for a fun and friendly approach to science education. Focusing on the relationship between science and every day life in a fun and exciting way, Science North offers something for all ages.
Dynamic Earth
http://dynamicearth.ca/main/index.html
Dynamic Earth offers an authentic Canadian experience. Explore the geological story of Planet Earth, including the unique geology and rich mining heritage of Northern Ontario.
Art Gallery of Sudbury
Housed in a turn of the century mansion, the former residence of lumber baron William Joseph Bell, the gallery has a unique architectural appeal. Local history and contemporary works of art come together in the lush surroundings of the Gallery grounds.
Sudbury Downs Race Track and Slots
Sudbury Downs in located in Chelmsford, about 25 minutes from downtown. It offers live harness racing two nights a week, with daily simulcasts & teletheatre wagering. The 2004 live harness racing schedule runs from April 9th through November 22, post time 7:15.
Lake Laurentian Conservation Area
The Lake Laurentian Conservation Area is a scenic natural area located only ten minutes from downtown Sudbury. Easily accessible by car, the area offers 2,400 acres (950 hectares) of protected green space. Laurentian offers scenic lookouts, a self-guided nature trail, numerous wetland areas, hiking trails and bird watching areas.
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