Borasso Logging Camp Trail
City: ChapleauLength: 6.0 kmRegion: Northeastern Ontario
Borasso Logging Camp Trail
Overview
This trail is accessible by boat. The wild, majestic Missinaibi River is one of the longest free-flowing wilderness waterways in Ontario. Experienced canoeists can paddle and camp this historic fur-trading route all the way to James Bay.
Or visitors can stay at the campground and explore hundreds of ancient rock paintings along the rocky shores of Missinaibi Lake.
Wildlife abounds here, and fish are abundant. The park has 103 campsites in the interior for backcountry camping.
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