📜 A four-kilometer-long land formation resembling a sleeping person, with 250-meter-high cliffs, visible from Thunder Bay, Ontario.
🔍 Located on the Sibley Peninsula in Lake Superior, it's believed by Ojibway legend to be Nanabijou, the spirit of deep water, protecting a secret silver mine.
🏆 Voted number one of the Seven Wonders of Canada in 2007, though not officially recognized.
🏞️ Offers stunning views of Lake Superior and Thunder Bay.
🚶 Access to a 10.5-mile hiking trail to the giant's "head".
🏕️ Provincial Park offers camping, hiking, fishing, and swimming.
🌅 Great spot to watch sunsets or the northern lights.
🚗 Accessible via Secondary Highway 587 from Pass Lake.
🔭 Best views from Hillcrest Park, Prince Arthur’s Landing, Mount McKay, Chippewa Park, Porphyry Island, and Terry Fox Lookout.
📍 Thunder Bay Lookout in Sleeping Giant Provincial Park offers a viewing platform accessible by car or bike.
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