Canoe Trips in Quetico Park by Quetico Wilderness Outfitters
Only a 60 minute drive
from the Canada/US border, our base is located at Flanders, Ontario
on Warner Lake. We have close access all the best Quetico Park entry points!
Snowshoeing or cross-country skiing trips into Quetico Park
Quetico Park Permits Available
Bunkhouses
Freeze-dried Food
Leeches and Night Crawlers
Lac la Croix - Lac la Croix entry point offers several unique canoe routes. Maligne Lake offers easy access to Sturgeon and Puba, where you'll find sandy beaches that are great base camps for larger groups.
Wolseley Lake - Wolseley is an easy starting point into Quetico Park. We provide you with very easy access to Wolseley Lake and the Bearpelt Creek Area. The Namakan River also provides excellent fishing opportunities - just outside Quetico Park.
Beaverhouse - Beaverhouse is an excellent starting point into Quetico Park.
Explore Quetico Lake, Jean Lake, Cirrus Lake, Burtstide, Oriana, and the Badwater chain of lakes.
Sue Falls - Visit this spectacular 100 foot waterfall in solitude. Camp where there fewer people and fish the whole range of species. Be sure to book this rare canoe trip well in advance!
Nym Lake -
The first portage is across Nym Lake from the drop-off site. After a paddle across Batchewaug, you'll find the best camping islands of Quetico Park - Pickerel Narrows.
Stanton Bay - Try to cross large lakes early in the morning to reduce the chances of difficult high winds. Once across Pickerel you can tour the Rawn Lake area and hunt for wildlife pictures and moose pictures.
French Lake - Nature trails beside family campgrounds. French Lake is a great base camp for short canoe trips for great trout fishing in Pickerel Lake.
Wawiag River - Save the cost of fly-in access and paddle to the deepest parts of Quetico. Starting just north of Clay Lake explore the Wawiag River. Kawnipi Lake has some of the biggest walleye!
