Halfway Lake Trail

Guided hikes are offered in July and August and can cover topics such as dunes, the geology of the Canadian Shield, and the influence of Lake Superior.

Ask staff at the entrance kiosk or the visitor centre for a schedule. The Halfway Lake Trail covers hilly terrain as it leads you around a small lake.

Interpretive signs along the trail explain geology, aquatic life, climate and the boreal forest. Information provided by the Pukaskwa National Park website.

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