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Prince Albert National Park
Prince Albert National Park shifts from southern aspen and grassland to northern boreal forest. Waskesiu Lake makes a convenient base, while remoter lakes reward a more deliberate trip.
Why go
The park protects a rare fescue grassland and aspen mosaic alongside jack pine and spruce forest. Waskesiu Lake concentrates the easier lakeside visit; Ajawaan Lake carries the story of Grey Owl, the conservation writer who lived there. Kingsmere and Crean lakes offer a different, more remote paddling focus.
What to look for
Waskesiu Lake lies beside forest.
Aspen grassland gives way to boreal conifers farther north.
Ajawaan Lake holds the cabin where Grey Owl lived.
Useful to know
Use Waskesiu for a shorter visit; plan transport and time separately for remote lakes.
Check current backcountry and camping requirements before a paddling trip.
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