Summary:

Flour Bay is a tucked away spot along the Trans Canada highway as you head North from Sault Ste. Marie. The waters are a vibrant, clear blue with a wealth of varied stones beneath their surface.

The mix of stones here was reminiscent to what I’ve seen on the North Shore of Minnesota, even though it is all the way on the opposite side of the lake. There were many amygdaloidal basalts, calcites, and bright unakite granites.

Additionally, the largest highlight of this spot were the Lake Superior Agates that I spotted still within the matrix of some larger lake-tumbled boulders. It was my first time finding them on the Canadian shore of the lake.