The Torii was brought from the town of Ryuo, our sister city in Japan. Marie, a place he called home for a number of years. Osborn (1911 – 1913), gave the archway to Sault Ste. Flowers and towering maple trees compliment the Park, as does the “Torii” –a beautifully designed traditional Japanese archway. A local favorite is a lighted fountain in the park. Special outdoor viewing platforms allow you to get a bird’s eye view of freighters passing through the locks. Make sure you visit the theater for a special film showing the history and construction of the locks system. The park is home to an Information Center, hosting many exhibits detailing the history and heritage of the Soo Locks system. We begin at the Soo Locks Park, operated by the U.S. Your travels today will take you to a number of great attractions that reveal secrets of the unique history and flavor of our city.
