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Date/Time: 05/04/2024 10:49AM
Beaverhouse Ranger Station Damaged by Flooding

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AmarilloJim 05/20/2022 01:34PM
AdamXChicago: "Mocha: "How about the dam on pickerel?"
Drone footage would be nice. Wonder if the dam has been topped? If that were ever to fail, what a downstream mess that be! "

A new Falls chain
AdamXChicago 05/19/2022 09:00PM
Mocha: "
How about the dam on pickerel?"



Drone footage would be nice. Wonder if the dam has been topped? If that were ever to fail, what a downstream mess that would be!
Mocha 05/19/2022 02:16PM
Imagine the portage from the parking area to beaverhouse lake.


I can't imagine the maligne. I do not like moving water and our trip thru there was at low water and I freaked.


How about the dam on pickerel?


Wish quetico would put some drones up and get some photos
tumblehome 05/19/2022 12:25PM
Oh boy. Not good. That cabin is maybe 8’ heigher than normal shoreline. Imagine what Woesely creek west of BH must be like.


Definitely Atikokan is your best choice for the permit at this time.
If BH is that high that means Quetico Lake is that high which means everything is whacko high.


Imagine what the Maline further south must be like. And stretches of upper sturgeon. There are going to be many very dangerous water pathways for sometime up there. I still have three weeks before I head out so not really worried.


Tom
campnfish 05/19/2022 11:50AM
We are not going in BH until mid June, but I'm glad I have a place booked the night before in Atikokan, we were considering picking up at the ranger station.
pcallies 05/19/2022 11:02AM
I've got a Quetico Lake entry permit for next Friday, May 27. I received a call from Barb at the park office today. She told me that the Beaverhouse ranger station has been damaged by flooding, making it unsafe for rangers so it won't be open.

She gave me the option to pick up my permit at Dawson Trail or in Atikokan. Then she told me they are allowing people to use their printed confirmation letter as proof of permit. On my day of entry, they'll process my permit in the office so they know we're in the park. What a pragmatic, flexible option! QPP management and staff are super!

I assume that this is an invitation that needs to be offered by QPP staff. If they don't contact you, you can't just take off without your permit. It could be that the offer was extended to me because I am a past permit user, not an inexperienced first-timer.