Why go
More than a century of logging changed these forests, which now mix conifers and deciduous trees around many lakes and ponds. Lake Wapizagonke and the park's inland waterways make water travel a natural focus. The landscape also holds a much longer Indigenous history visible in archaeological sites and rock paintings.
What to look for
- Lakes and ponds lie among Canadian Shield forest.
- Lake Wapizagonke fills a long valley in the park.
- Regrown woodland mixes conifers and deciduous trees.
Useful to know
- Decide between paddling and a land-based visit before choosing your park entrance.
- Allow time around one lake rather than trying to cover the park's many waterways in a day.