Reviews of Logging Tug Hallet (Tourist Attraction)

814 Front St, Fort Frances, ON P9A 1A3, Canada

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Here we offer you the feddbacks of people like you who consumed the services and products of Logging Tug Hallet (Tourist Attraction) near to the territory of Fort Frances (Canada).

At present this firm has a score of 3.9 stars over 5 and that score has been calculated on 12 reviews.

As you can see the average score it has is really positive, and it is based on an average of opinions, so the rating is quite reliable, although it doesn't have a large quantity of valuations to grant it total credibility.

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REVIEWS OF Logging Tug Hallet IN Fort Frances

Sasha B

Cute walk along the lake. Neat to stop and see this

Jason Councillor

It's part of district history. If you have been through once, that's really all you need.

Scott Foster

Takes a person back in time to when Fort Frances was still growing & the Paper Mill was the economy of the town, the Hallet use to pull towes of logs downstream from lakes North & East of Fort Frances to Rainy Lake & then down to the Paper Mill, this was done before there was any roads or bridges east of town.

Abby Sopata

Justin Newman

A rich part of the host of Fort Frances.

corri bedard

Nostalgic. My father in law worked in those logging times.

Sebastian Kluth

Logging Tug Hallet is an remnant of the past. Information panels give more information about this area and its history. Access to the Logging Tug Hallet is currently prohibited. The old tug could also use some maintenance.

David Wolder

An interesting peek into an era long past. Worth a quick visit. Admission is included with the Fort Frances Museum admission.

Greg Madill

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J Humphries

Very interesting , well worth the visit to see this lovely bit of history .

Billy Halvorsen

The Hallet has been moved many times, but this seems to be its final home. It's a piece of our town's history, and is by a nice view of the riverside.