Blue Jay Lane in Algonquin Highlands

Blue Jay Lane in Algonquin Highlands is a two-lane, unpaved residential street. It runs in a southeast-northwest direction and ends at Kawagama Lake Road, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. Blue Jay Lane also exists in Northumberland County and Parry Sound District.

Road Type: residential street
Lanes: 2
Route: southeast-northwest

Fast food restaurants

Algonquin Pizza (pizza) – approx. 16,5 km.
Beaver Tails – approx. 17,1 km.
The Chip Shop (fish & chips) – approx. 18,0 km.

Off-licences

LCBO – approx. 10,6 km.

Restaurants

Trading Bay Dining Company – approx. 10,7 km.

Hotels

Blue Spruce Resort (wheelchair accessible) – approx. 17,3 km.

Guest house

Stouffer Mill Bed & Breakfast Getaway – approx. 18,2 km.

Hardware shops

Dorset Timber Mart – approx. 9,0 km.
Home Hardware – approx. 10,7 km.

Viewpoint

Dorcet Lookout Tower – approx. 10,4 km.
James Cooper Lookout – approx. 22,1 km.

Artwork

Totem Pole. A carved wooden totem pole. Not Indigenous. – approx. 14,1 km.

Boat hires

Algonquin Outfitters – approx. 17,4 km.

Chalet

Pine Hill at Canopy Lane 1017 – approx. 20,4 km.

Attraction

Dorset Scenic Tower – approx. 10,4 km.
The Sawyer – approx. 22,3 km.

Community centre

Dorset Recreational Centre (wheelchair accessible) at Main Street 1051 (P0A 1E0) – approx. 10,5 km.

General stores

Robinson's General Store – approx. 10,7 km.

Outdoor shops

Algonquin Bound Outfitters – approx. 17,1 km.

Places of worship

Shalom by the lake at Little Hawk Lake Road 1570 (K0M 1J2) – approx. 17,6 km.

Tourist information offices

L – approx. 45,9 km.

Body of waters nearby

Little Jean Lake

Dams nearby

Kawagama Lake Dam

Streams nearby

Woodlands nearby

Big Trout Island