Introducing Trumpeter Swans to the
Callander Bay area of Lake Nipissing.
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The Forgotten Trails
Nestled between the fun loving Muskokas in the south and the remote wilderness of the north, the Almaguin Highlands have long remained a mystery to the rest of Ontario. Click Here to learn more.

Trout Lake Conservation Association: To maintain / improve the terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems associated with the Trout Lake watershed. For an educational experience, click here!

Lake Nipissing: Located only 200 miles or a short 4 hour drive north of the hectic city life of Toronto, one finds the calming waters of Lake Nipissing. click here

Lake Talon Conservation Association: LTCA, by dealing with lake-wide issues, will complement and go beyond those specific localized needs that will always have to be the responsibility of regional groups and associations in different areas of the lake. click here

West Nipissing - Upper French River Only four-hours north of Toronto, the West End of Lake Nipissing and the Upper French River provide hundreds of miles of scenic shorelines, with many back bays and rocky islands. Boaters can pull up to un-inhabited islands to explore, have a swim on many of the natural sandy beaches or enjoy a shore-lunch of freshly caught fish. click here

Otter Lake - North Bay Otter Lake is the largest lake in the northeastern part of the municipality of North Bay. The Otter Lake area is a pristine, undeveloped, very large natural area with extremely exciting geological and natural history. It is also just 15 minutes from downtown North Bay. This area is possibly the best kept natural secret of the municipality. It is an excellent area in which to go hiking, canoeing, camping, orienteering, snowshoeing . . . click here

Visit these Northern Ontario Tourist Sites:

Abitibi River Houseboat Expeditions		Becca's Haven
Doeview Cottages		Kenora Air Service
Lakair Lodge		Lakeland Airways
Otter Lake, North Bay		Red Cedar Lake Camp
Three Buoys Houseboats		Wright Point Resort