History of Byng Inlet, Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada*

BYNG INLET, a post village in the district of Algoma, Ont , at the mouth of the Maganetawan River on the north shore of Georgian Bay, 90 miles from Collingwood It contains 2 large saw mills, manufacturing about 20,000,000 feet of lumber annually. A steamer from Collingwood calls here every week. Pop 307.

Byng Inlet, a post-village in the district of Algoma, Ontario, at the mouth of the Maganetawan River, on the north shore of Georgian Bay, 90 miles N. of Collingwood. It contains large saw-mills. A steamer from Collingwood calls here every week. Pop. 307.

Byng Inlet, a post-village and outport in Parry Sound district, Ontario, at the mouth of the Maganetawan River and on the N. shore of Georgian Bay, 90 miles N. of Collingwood. Pop. about 200.

Byng Inlet Marina: Start your visit at the local marina, where you can rent boats or go fishing. The marina is the gateway to the stunning Georgian Bay and the Thirty Thousand Islands, which offer some of the best freshwater boating in the world.

Hiking and Nature Trails: Explore the natural beauty of the area by taking a hike along one of the many nearby trails. The Parry Sound region is known for its rugged terrain and stunning vistas. Popular trails include the Seguin Trail and the Rose Point Trail.

Fishing: If you're an angler, Byng Inlet is a great place to cast your line. Georgian Bay is home to a variety of fish species, including bass, pike, and trout. You can also hire local fishing guides who know the best spots.

Visit Parry Sound: Explore the town's history at the West Parry Sound District Museum, visit the Bobby Orr Hall of Fame, or take a scenic cruise on the Island Queen.

Swimming: If you visit during the summer months, take a dip in the crystal-clear waters...