2021 Algoma Travel Guide - Magazine - Page 48
Provincial Parks
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xperience the stunning scenery and range of adventures
in Algoma’s provincial parks: Lake Superior’s rugged
coastline, stories of shipwrecks, Agawa Rock Pictographs, the
forests of the ancient Penokean Mountains, centuries-old canoe
routes and hiking trails leading to magnificent panoramic views.
Our parks protect the natural and cultural heritage of Ontario.
PANCAKE BAY PROVINCIAL PARK
Located on the shores of Lake Superior, this park boasts of 3
km (1.8 mi) of superb sand beach, kayaking, interpretive trails
including the Edmund Fitzgerald Lookout with views of Lake
Superior, fantastic fall colours, all terrain wheelchairs (2), a
playground and 328 campsites (70 with electricity, 1 camp cabin,
5 yurts, hot showers and laundromat).
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LAKE SUPERIOR PROVINCIAL PARK
Experience the exciting Algoma landscape painted by the Group
of Seven, by hiking any of the park’s 11 trails. Trails vary from
scenic vistas with steep climbs to more gentle terrain along
riverbeds or lakeshores. The challenging Coastal Trail traverses
the rugged headlands and rocky beaches of Lake Superior.
Canoeists can choose from 7 canoe routes.
WHITE LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK
White Lake is a premier fishing spot for Walleye and Pike, and the
park is the ideal base for exploration. Facilities: 187 campsites,
60 with electricity, hot showers, flush toilets, a laundromat,
boat launch, playground, hiking trails, rentals available: canoe,
mountain bike, tents, fishing equipment.