The International Bridge - Spanning the St. Mary’s River connecting the United States with Canada.

The Soo Locks - The world’s largest system of locks, and including the largest lock in the western hemisphere, has been a major feature of Sault Ste. Marie since the first major lock was built in the mid-19th century.

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Soo Locks Boat Tours &
Dinner Cruises

P.O. Box 739
Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783

Phone: 1-800-432-6301
or 906-632-6301

E-mail: sales@soolocks.com
Website: www.soolocks.com

Brady Park, established on the site of the original Ft. Brady, includes a tourist information center, a Japanese Torri arch, the famous "musical fountain," and a comfortable atmosphere from which the big ships can be seen going through the locks.

River of History Museum, located in 500 block Ashmun, contains exhibits which will guide you through the fascinating history of the area from the most ancient times to the present. Includes the “Ship’s Store” souvenir shop.

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The Valley Camp Museum is housed in a huge retired "laker" - an actual ore-carrying ship. The museum contains many artifacts of maritime history on the Great Lakes, including mementos of the famed Edmund Fitzgerald wreck.

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Soo Locks Tour Train

The Edison-Soo Hydroelectric Power House

Alford Park
St. Mary's Cathedral
The U.S. Tourist Information Center

Tubing Hill