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Backcountry Camping in Superior Country
Backcountry camping, or primitive camping, is an immersive wilderness experience. Many provincial parks provide the opportunity to either hike or paddle to remote, secluded campsites. With limited – no amenities …
Bear Hunting in Northern Ontario
Experience superior bear hunting in Northern Ontario through Nipigon River Bear Hunts. Devoted hunter, angler and business owner Bobby Bearman guides bear hunting expeditions. Along with bear, there are a …
Kayaking to Lake Superior’s Slate Islands
I knew that everyone from the Anishinaabe on down had stories to tell about the Great Lake they call Gichigami. So, it was no surprise that after six days kayaking …
Bowman Island
The Giant Trout of the Big Lake The drive along highway 17, skirting the coast of Lake Superior, the world’s largest freshwater lake, is my absolute favorite drive in Ontario. …
3 Parks to Paddle in Superior Country
Planning a canoe trip? The choices are many in Ontario. If you reside in Southern Ontario, I can almost bet you will look to the perennial favourites. No need to …
Superior Picnic Adventures
There was a gorgeous breeze on a particularly splendid overcast day. It was warm, and I could feel the new summer sun relentlessly pushing past the cloud cover. I was …
Superior – A Great Lake
I never tire of the scene. You are on the West side of the Sault, traveling on the Trans Canada Hwy when you come over the rise of the long …
Wabakimi – Paddling into an Ancient Land
I’m like a little kid when it comes to going on canoe trips especially the fly in type. There is something about loading all your gear and canoe into a …
Play and Stay in Terrace Bay
Terrace Bay isn’t a “blink and you’ll miss it” kinda small town on the Trans Canada Highway. It makes itself known and draws you in. From the 50 foot tall …
