You can click on the campsites, portages, lakes, and points of interest on the map to go to their respective pages. To see the point of interest on a fully interactive map, click on the "View on Interactive Map" link found below.
Sloping, bare rock hill with a spectacular view at the top. Legends say that Native American (First Nation) warriors tested themselves by sprinting to the top.
If visiting from the United States, you need to have the proper paperwork to set foot on Canadian soil.
First, you need a Remote Area Border Crossing permit. This allows you to cross the Canadian border remotely, i.e. by canoeing. Alternatively, you can enter Canada at a port of entry in your vehicle, such as through Fort Frances.
Second, you need a Quetico Provincial Park permit. This can either be a day permit or an overnight permit. Permit information can be found on the Quetico Park website.
