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Are there any longer trails in the Quetico?

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Cedarleaf

11/12/2020 10:12AM

Are there any longer trails or just plain trails in the Quetico?

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Jackfish

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11/12/2020 01:41PM

Google shows that there are hiking trails around the Dawson Trail campground. Doesn't appear to be trails anywhere else.

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jdddl8

11/12/2020 11:18PM

Nearly every lake has a portage. You just need a canoe to get there. ??

John

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bobbernumber3

11/13/2020 08:40AM

not many trails and nothing very long.

Quetico Provincial Park Trails

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MagicPaddler

12/03/2020 02:39PM

If you want to go for a long trail get on the trappers trail that goes from just outside the park on HY11 to somewhere around McKenzie or Ferguson. I have walked about ½ mile from the bridge that crosses the Cache River. It is a winter road so some places it would be a mud slog.

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Stumpy

12/14/2020 03:13AM

MagicPaddler: "If you want to go for a long trail get on the trappers trail that goes from just outside the park on HY11 to somewhere around McKenzie or Ferguson. I have walked about ½ mile from the bridge that crosses the Cache River. It is a winter road so some places it would be a mud slog. "

True that & I know more about this, than I care to share.

As a dog returneth to his vomit, so a fool returneth to his folly

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