There are essentially 4 drive up access points for Woodland Caribou Provincial Park. All 4 coming from Red Lake, Ontario. Lund Lake access 9 via Pine Ridge Forestry Road, and Johnson, Onnie and Leano via Iriam Road to the south. Now while you can access the park via plane or shuttled boat – I guess […]
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Got to it finally! Final 2021 Forest Fire season update has been completed and printable/ purchased maps are ready for you! The park finally reopened in mid-September for park approved trips. I will await next year with plans for my own trip up to this amazing park! The delay in blogs has been due to
As bad as it’s been in British Columbia, and it’s been bad – North Western Ontario/ Southern Manitoba has taken a beating as far as dry, hot weather is concerned too. It has been a very active season for Forest Fire Fighters! ( capitalized because they are that important!) With Red Lake 010 mentioned in
Further Fire Updates!! UGH! Read More »
Virtually every canoe route map you will find out there will have some sort of contour line/ height indication on them. This one does not. There are many reasons for this. The size of the map, that is the area covered by this map – approximately 1 million hectares is a ton of land and
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So,.. hello world as Tiger Woods said back in 1997 I think. Not quite the same thing but pretty nervous all the same. A map that has been 6 years in the making – check my Instagram for imagery from those years! More of the same to come. A website built by me just over
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Just an update that will immediately be transferred to the printed copies of maps sold. Red Lake 010 is under control – having started around May 19th. It is approximately 6,000 Hectares with likely some relief within the area. – right click/ control click to see full size image Be safe out there, and please
Forest Fire Update !! Read More »
How to use this map? What’s it all about. This is first and foremost a canoe trip planning map. I am one, like many others to scour over maps during the cold, snowy off-season planning where I might go that next summer! Two things you’ll initially notice about this map are, 1/ There have been
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