Wabakimi Wilderness Adventures

Wabakimi Provincial Park is a world-class canoeing and recreational area in the heart of Northwestern Ontario. Wabakimi is a remote, rocky habitat for woodland caribou, black bear, wolf and moose. Pure stands of jack pine and black spruce grow from the thin soil, and birch trees grow in sandpits by the water. The extensive dunes have been stabilized by vegetation. Lichens, bogs, and muskegs dot the low-lying terrain.

Wabakimi Wilderness Park was recently established (we had a major role in its creation), and is one of the largest wilderness areas in the world, and at 2,500,000 acres is the biggest wilderness canoeing area anywhere (bigger than Quetico and the BWCA combined, and far wilder). It has many hundreds of interconnected lakes and rivers, and is free of roads, logging, mining or any other civilization. Very remote, it is accessible only by Train, Floatplane, or by paddling in.

We can offer you the opportunity to experience the wilderness of Wabakimi Park through our guided eco-tours, through a fly-in fishing trip or we can outfit you for a true wilderness canoe adventure. We also offer comfort in the wilderness with our log cabin on Shawanabis Lake - as some families, naturalists or wilderness buffs want to experience unspoiled wilderness boreal landscapes, but would like the comfort of handcrafted log cabin retreats for sleeping and cooking. We even have a Bed and Breakfast!

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