Max the Moose has been proudly representing Dryden since his July 1962 arrival. He stands in honour of his ancestors, cousins and friends of the wilderness. Though not the largest Moose in Canada, Max is the oldest; this burly beast, with head raised, captures the spirit of Sunset Country! Be sure to stop by and get your photo with max!
If you are in Dryden, hopefully this is the only Moose you encounter in your travels.
The art gallery beside Max is worth visiting.
A fun place to stop and grab a picture. The local art studio is closed on Sundays, but based on what I saw in the windows I will stop back on my way out of town. Who doesn’t love a giant Moose? 🫎
5 stars because it was exactly as pictured. Except he was wearing a party hat when we went - not sure what the occasion was! Haha good photo-op. Very quick stop.
There’s a bit of parking, but not much. It’s next to a small art gallery/shop which is mostly unrelated although they do have a couple Max the Moose/tourism themed pieces.
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