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Comprehensive guide to Temagami wilderness and backcountry travel. |
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Canoeing Info Canoe Routes Wilderness Preservation Heritage History Traditions Seasons
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Overview of Temagami features and the canoe area. Quick Take A heritage site in trouble. Shortcut between Hamlow Lake and Sturgeon River Want to avoid one of the longest portages in Temagami? Highpointers head for Ishpatina No, it's not some kind of needlework. Its a new sport. You wont see it at the Olympics, but you will in Temagami.
MNR rejects Sturgeon River logging bridge Sturgeon's one of last wild rivers in central Ontario Upper Sturgeon area map project Series of 7 interactive maps covering the upper Sturgeon River: Ishpatina, Solace lakes, Upper Yorston area and Stewart crossover to Wanapitei River. Ishpatina trilogy: trek to the summit and canoe routes Stewart crossover: Sturgeon-Wanapitei river route First, it was robbed of its title for decades, then the wrong peak got the crown: Ishpatina gets its due. Three interactive maps reveal the quickest route by bike, foot and canoe to the rooftop of Ontario. Portelance & Gervais roads report The award-winning story of the world's oldest canoe camp is available in Temagami this summer. List of all stories, background, and a map. Canoeists' Town Square: Temagami Outfitting This unique outfitter on the waterfront of Temagami village is the canoeists' drop-in centre. 30 MILLION HITS AND GROWING Ten months after its birth, Ottertooth reached its first million hits on Aug. 29, 2001! And then it took less than half that time to reach the second million! Today, we have topped 30. Thanks to all of you for your support. "Don't ever take whatever you love to do for granted. Fate won't." Michael Peake, Che-Mun magazine
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Maps and information herein are not intended for navigational use, and are not represented to be correct in every respect. All pages intended for reference use only, and all pages are subject to change with new information and without notice. The author/publisher accepts no responsibility or liability for use of the information on these pages. Wilderness travel and canoeing possess inherent risk. It is the sole responsibility of the paddler and outdoor traveler to determine whether he/she is qualified for these activities. Copyright © 2000-2010 Brian Back. All rights reserved. We do not endorse and are not responsible for the content of any linked document on an external site.
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