If you have travelled from Port Albert to Goderich via Highway 21, you will have driven past an over 8-foot-tall Salt Cairn which guards the entrance to North Harbour Road. This beacon signals the entrance to the largest salt mine in the world. This unique world wonder sits 1,800 feet below our feet, sprawling out under Lake Huron, creating a massive network that is physically larger than the Town of Goderich. This is an engineering feat which goes widely unnoticed above ground. This year, Goderich Tourism has big plans to celebrate the world’s largest naturally occurring “salted” tourist attraction over the weekend of September 15th to 17th.

The Goderich Salt Festival is a weekend full of activities taking place all over town. Above ground tours of the Salt Mine will take place by land and water, with hop on and off bus tours showcasing the Town of Goderich and our…