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CLOSE Sunset Country Pickle Lake Pickle Lake: The Last Frontier in Ontario
Pickle Lake, "Ontario's Last Frontier", is the most northerly community in Ontario that is accessible year-round by road. Vast virgin forests, never touched by a logger's axe, stretch for hundreds of miles beyond the horizon. This huge wilderness is only 300 miles from the coast of Hudson Bay, Ontario's subarctic. The region offers viewing opportunities for moose, woodland caribou, timber wolf, black bear, game birds, bald eagles, the ever-present song birds, and migratory birds such as ducks and geese. Access Area Lakes In the summer visitors can take advantage of the many area lakes, sandy beaches, and the municipal park to swim, picnic, sunbathe, water-ski, fish and canoe. For those who like to commune with nature, a quiet hike through the bush along any of the numerous trails provides an opportunity for examining the flora and viewing some of the fauna in their natural habitat. Just in case you are looking for a little more excitement than soaking up the sun, there is an annual Black Fly Festival held on the July 1st weekend. Since Pickle Lake is 'at the end of the road', there are many flyin outposts and lodges that are accessed by floatplane from town. There's also a Airport where you may fly out of. There are literally hundreds of miles of lakes, rivers and wilderness north of Pickle Lake. Canoeists will be in heaven - the number of canoe routes is endless. You can paddle directly from Pickle Lake or fly-in to your choice of many river systems and paddle back. There are plenty of expeditions to choose from. There are guided or unguided canoe, kayak, Polar Bear tours and fishing excursions. Many trips are designed to develop outdoor skills and promote a relaxed, safe and fun vacation. For more information on the fly-in outposts, canoe outfitters, hotels and business in Pickle Lake visit Sunset Country's website dedicated to Pickle Lake or call the Township of Pickle Lake for more information at 807-928-2034. Here's the current weather  Use the links showing here to locate all members of our association with operations in or around Pickle Lake. Go ahead and start clicking your way to a wilderness adventures, vacations, and outdoor experiences that have few rivals in North America! Here's a map of Pickle Lake. If you want additional information on Northwestern Ontario, the Sunset Country Travel Association produces a Free Travel Guide that includes a poster-sized map of the area showing the locations of Ontario accommodations. You can order your free copy here or call us toll free at 1-800-665-7567. Enjoy!
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Camp Lake St. Joseph is a boat-in camp with great walleye and northern pike fishing. Stay at one of our 6 cabin rentals that accommodate 4 to 8 guests. Lake St. Joseph is the headwaters of the Albany River. It is one of the original inland routes of the Hudson bay Comany fur traders. This cana. ... 11 Axmith Ave. Elliot Lake, Ontario, Canada P5A 1B5 705-848-0194 or 800-563-2267
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Fly in to Pickle lake Outposts for northwestern Ontario's most spectacular freshwater fishing. Catch walleye or northern pike at any one of our 8 remote outpost cabins. Fly in only access assures you complete fishing privacy. "Own" a lake for a week -it's what a fly in outpost e ... Box 220 Pickle Lake, Ontario P0V 3A0 807-928-2547 or 800-461-2547
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Box 336 Goderich, Ontario, Canada N7A 4C6 519-524-1173 or 800-461-1388
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Box 990 Dryden, Ontario, Canada P8N 3E3 807-223-6533 or 877-223-2717
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19 Whyte Ave. Dryden, Ontario, Canada P8N 1Z1 807-223-2275
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1141 Barton Street Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada P7B 5N3 807-629-6615
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1283 Mount Pleasant Rd Greensburg, PA 15601 724-834-4548 or 800-563-2267
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Box 340, 2 Anne St. Pickle Lake, Ontario, Canada P0V 3A0 807-928-2034
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