VACATION FUN FOR THE FISHERMAN AND
HIS FAMILY
Port Loring, Ontario
Cottages on Beautiful Wilson Lake
40 Miles to Fish and Explore on the Pickerel River System
WOLF AND PICKEREL RIVER
CANOE ROUTE
ACCESS POINT / CANOE RENTALS / TRANSPORTATION TO
OR FROM WOLF RIVER / CAMPING / SHOWERS / PARKING / CONVENIENCE FOODS / BAIT
/ TACKLE / LICENCES
Rating:
Intermediate
Type: Lake & River
Length: 51km / 3 Days
Portage: 2 / longest 320m
Campsites: 17
Main Bodies of Water:
Wolf River, Dollars & Kawigamog Lakes, Pickerel River,
Waukwimacogakog Lake
Start: Wolf River
Finish: Wauquimakog Lake (Minnehaha Camp
Resort)
Provisions; Groceries
can be obtained at local stores in Loring, Port Loring and Arnstein and
Minnehaha Camp Resort
Maps: Golden Valley
31 E/13 Nogonosh Lake 41H/16
Camping Areas:
There are 17 camping areas suitable for 1 or 2 tents...however most of the
sites are in the Dollars Lake area because of the rugged nature of the Wolf
and Pickerel River shorelines.
RATES.....CANOES....$20/per day
(Includes paddles & boat cushions and safety kits...please bring your own
life vest)
TRANSPORTATION TO THE WOLF RIVER...$40
(Includes gear, parking at main camp, hot showers on return)
A FEW WORDS OF ADVISE
Leave no trace. Clean campsites are the mark of an experienced
canoe-tripper. All burnable garbage should be disposed of in your
fire...scorch cans in the fire, flatten them and pack them out. To
keep bears and other animals away from your campsite, keep a clean and
odorless campsite. To keep your food pack out of reach, attach a rope
to the pack, sling the rope over a tree branch well away from the site, and
haul the pack above your head, securing it there until you need it again.
Latrines should be dug well back in the bush and away from the shoreline.
Do not dig trenches around your tent as this increases erosion potential on
this terrain. Do not cut living vegetation. Kindling and
firewood can be found on the forest floor. If the campsite does not
have a fireplace, build your fire on solid rock mineral soil. Before
leaving your campsite, stir water into the fire until the ashes are cold tot
he touch.
CANOEING SAFETY
Take a complete First Aid Kit in each canoe. Learn to handle your
canoe with competence and confidence before attempting a trip. Learn
to use a compass and follow a map. Wear a life jacket at all times
when in your canoe.
INQUIRE ABOUT OTHER POSSIBLE CANOE TRIPS
We can help you plan any trip suitable for your group....from 1 day to a
week!!!
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For information on how to reach us please
call:
Toll Free : 1-877-933-2267
or E-Mail us at:
camp@vianet.on.ca
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