*2021*Temagami: Wolf Lake- Laura Creek

$400.00 – $1,650.00 CAD

Dates: Jan 23-30, 2021 (8-days)

Price: $1650

This trip takes us into the heart of the world’s largest old-growth Red Pine forests. Join us to explore the expansive lakes, tight creeks and small ponds of Temagami’s southern end.

NO RISK cancellation policy!  With nobody able to foresee what travel conditions are going to look like this coming winter, we’re offering a completely no-risk, no questions asked cancellation policy.  Please see our Policies and Conditions page for more details.

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Description

Join us as we explore the great Red Pine forests of Temagami. We will spend 8 days traveling some of the most renowned old growth forest in Canada. Big wide open lakes, some rough and tough portages, great fishing potential and beautiful old growth forests.  What’s not to love!?

This week-long, travel-oriented trip starts and finishes in Sudbury, Ontario.  The Sudbury airport has regular flights from Toronto and other major airports.

If you’re unfamiliar with our approach to winter camping, check out our Philosophy page and our Expedition Overview page.  Also see our Policies and Conditions.

Additional information

Dates

Jan 23-30, 2021
Duration

8 days
Distance

~60 km
Region

Temagami Wilderness: Wolf Lake is home to the largest old growth Red Pine forest in the world!
Difficulty

A moderate level of fitness and a great attitude is required for this expedition. We are looking for people who are able remain flexible throughout the trip. We also require expedition members to contribute as much as they can and in their own way with camp set-up, travel and being a positive presence for the rest of the team!

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Check out this beautiful video about the wolf lake area captured and produced by the folks at Save Wolf Lake.

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