Whiskey Jack
Trail

The Whiskey Jack Trail, located within Quetico Provincial Park near Atikokan, Ontario, offers hikers a 2.5 km (1.5 mi) loop through diverse forest habitats. This semi-developed trail begins with a boardwalk winding through forest-covered lowlands rich in mosses, Labrador Tea, horsetail, twinflower, bunchberry, and towering Black Spruce and tamarack trees. As the boardwalk transitions into a footpath, the trail meanders through a mosaic of forest environments, providing a serene and immersive experience. Hikers should exercise caution, as the terrain can be slippery when wet. The Whiskey Jack Trail is accessible year-round, making it a popular choice for birdwatchers, campers, and nature enthusiasts. Its proximity to Atikokan provides convenient access for visitors seeking to explore the diverse ecosystems of Quetico Provincial Park.

Quetico Provincial Park spans over 4,700 square kilometers and is renowned for its pristine lakes, rugged forests, and unspoiled beauty. The park offers a haven for canoeing, hiking, fishing, and wildlife observation. It shares its southern border with Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.