NORTH BAY FALLS INTO ITS NEXT SEASON OF NOTHING. NOWHERE. EVERYWHERE
Fall is fast approaching and for Tourism North Bay, it also means the next seasonal chapter of Nothing. Nowhere. Everywhere. has arrived.
The fall edition of Tourism North Bay’s new campaign continues to challenge the perception that North Bay is a place with nothing to do. The answer? Nothing could be further from the truth.
Because when the leaves turn, North Bay turns up the charm.
From brilliant fall colours and outdoor adventures to harvest-inspired dining and a packed calendar of events, the season brings another reason to discover what happens when you venture just a little further north.
The new fall campaign video follows the launch of the summer edition, continuing the sarcastic humour and bold personality of the Nothing. Nothing. Everywhere. campaign. It highlights the kind of fall experiences visitors may not expect to find in North Bay.
You know, absolutely nothing.
Just panoramic views from above the treetops. Chairlift rides over a canopy of red, orange and gold. Tower climbs. Fall hikes. Scenic drives. Live music. Bonfires. S’mores. Harvest menus. Local flavours.
Nothing much, really. See for yourself here: https://youtu.be/sGKFtvE6_u8
Tourism North Bay once again led this seasonal campaign in collaboration with the same creative group as the summer; a huge thank you once again to Derek Diorio from Distinct Features, Richard Fortin and Aidan Paul at RFPMEDIA, of course our incredible talented actor, Morgan Bedard and the multiple North Bay videographers who are featured in the b-roll.
FALL COLOURS FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE
This fall, visitors will have the opportunity to experience North Bay’s colourful landscape from above during the Fall Colours Tour at Laurentian Ski Hill.
Running on select dates from September 18 to October 3, the tour offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscape, including Lake Nipissing, with unlimited chairlift rides over the vibrant autumn canopy. Visitors can also enjoy the crisp fall air on a hike back down the hill through the changing forest.
New this year, Fall Colours Tour ticket holders will have access to climb the North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority Tower, offering another breathtaking perspective on the colours below.
Friday evening tours will include live music, bonfires, s’mores and the opportunity to take in the sunset from above, while Saturday tours will feature family-friendly activities and local outdoor adventure partners.
Tickets are $10 and include access to the chairlift and tower. Tickets can be purchased on the day of and at the top chalet only.
For more details: https://www.tourismnorthbay.com/see-do/fall-colours/fall-colours-tour/
TASTE THE SEASON
After all that looking at fall, it only makes sense to taste it.
Taste The Bay’s Fall Harvest Experience returns for its second year from September 14 to October 31, bringing together restaurants from across North Bay and the surrounding area for a three-course prix-fixe culinary experience inspired by the flavours of the season.
Participating restaurants are serving specially curated menus ranging from $35 to $55, offering everything from lakefront dining and farm-to-table dishes to international flavours and homestyle comfort food.
The Fall Harvest Experience celebrates more than just what is on the plate. It highlights the chefs, farmers, producers, artisans and restaurants that make North Bay’s culinary scene something worth travelling for.
Because apparently, there is nowhere to eat here either: https://www.tourismnorthbay.com/taste-the-bay/fall-prix-fixe-menu/
A FALL FESTIVAL THAT LASTS ALL SEASON
The Fall Colours Tour and Taste The Bay Fall Harvest Experience are just two reasons to experience fall in North Bay.
Throughout September and October, the region comes alive with farmers’ markets, live music, cultural celebrations, outdoor adventures, family-friendly experiences and Halloween events. From Bay Beats Music Festival and the North Bay Farmers’ Market Fall Fair to scenic hikes, haunted walks and pumpkin patches, fall in North Bay is less of a season and more of a festival that happens to last two months.
And while the campaign may be called Nothing. Nowhere. Everywhere., visitors are invited to come and see how much nothing there actually is to do.
Turns out you just have to go a little further to find it.
ABOUT TOURISM NORTH BAY
Tourism North Bay is the local destination marketing organization, promoting North Bay and area’s tourism assets and serving as a resource for the industry. We are a not-for-profit organization reporting to a board of directors made up of accommodation providers and representatives from attractions, arts, culture and sport.
