Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory
Aanii. Boozhoo. Welcome.
Located on the eastern peninsula of Manitoulin Island and Point Grondine on the mainland, Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory is home to the largest Anishnaabek community (Ojibwe, Odawa, and Pottawatomi) on the Island.
Covering 55,781.1 hectares, this scenic territory offers visitors plenty of opportunity for outdoor adventure while experiencing the culture and traditions of the Anishinabek people.
Wiikwemkoong invites you to join in the celebration of their rich heritage and community spirit by attending one of several cultural events taking place throughout the year.
Did you know?
Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory is the largest First Nations community on Manitoulin Island.
Did you know?
Wiikwemkoong Tourism offers guided experiences featuring Indigenous cuisine and nature tours.
Did you know?
You can paddle the Mahzenazing River into Point Grondine Park’s interior lakes, and camp in the backcountry.
Wikwemikong Annual Cultural Festival
Established in 1961 and the longest-running pow wow in Northeastern North America, this celebration of arts, culture, and dance, is a bucket list event. The three-day festival features Anishinaabe arts & crafts, champion Anishinaabe dance, Anishinaabe cuisine, Wiikwemkoong Art Gallery, and cross cultural performances.
Indigenous Culinary Experiences Tour
These seasonal tours offer visitors a chance to experience Anishnaabek cuisine from a knowledgeable guide. The different tours include a variety of locally sourced options including stone cooked venison, cedar plank Georgian Bay trout, evergreen foraged tea, sumac lemonade, local mushrooms, and wild rice.
Our Recommendations
For Relaxing
Stay at an Indigenous-owned hotel or B&B for a true local experience.
For Golfers
Play a round at the Rainbow Ridge Golf Course.
For Paddlers
Explore Point Grondine Park for world-class camping, paddling, and hiking opportunities.
For Hikers
Take a hike on the Bebamikawe Memorial Hiking Trail
- Hiking
- Cultural Experiences
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