Collins Inlet Trail

The park has winter camping, cross country skiing and snowshoeing. Winters in the park sees lots of snow and difficult access. Be prepared, and make sure you register (George Lake Campground) with the park, which is mandatory.

This is a wilderness trail and black bear are a potential hazard, so be bear aware. As well this is northern wilderness which has the seasonal affects of black flies and mosquitoes. Time to complete the trail is approximately 3 hours for adults.

Mountain biking is not allowed on the park trails but you can bike on the park roads. A couple of suggestions from the park are Johnnie Lake Road, Bell Lake Road & Chikanishing Road for biking. The park has a number of canoe routes that can get you into the parks beautiful interior. This is one of Ontario's most beautiful parks. There are never ending possibilities for kayaking in this area. With the protection offered by Manitoulin Island you can kayak for hundreds of km.

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