Gargantua Road Trail
City: WawaLength: 2.2 kmRegion: Sault Ste. Marie - Algoma Country
Lake Superior Provincial Park Rabbit Blanket Lake Trail
Overview
Rabbit Blanket Lake
Route: Rabbit Blanket Lake to Surf Lake and return; 16 km (10 mi); overnight trip; 3 portages (250 to 1200 m)
Access: Rabbit Blanket Lake Campground (Hwy. km 1049.6)
Highlights: A good trip for Brook Trout fishing, the route follows the South Old Woman River upstream from Rabbit Blanket Lake. There are three demanding portages into Peat, Sundstrom and Surf Lakes.
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Nearby Ammenities
Nearby Trails
Gargantua Harbour Trail
City: WawaLength: 5.0 kmRegion: Sault Ste. Marie - Algoma Country
Nokomis Trail
City: WawaLength: 5.0 kmRegion: Sault Ste. Marie - Algoma Country
Gargantua to Rhyolite Trail
City: WawaLength: 6.0 kmRegion: Sault Ste. Marie - Algoma Country
South Old Woman River Trail
City: WawaLength: 2.5 kmRegion: Sault Ste. Marie - Algoma Country
Lake Superior Provincial Park Rabbit Blanket Lake Trail
City: WawaRegion: Northwest Ontario
Peat Mountain Trail
City: WawaLength: 11.0 kmRegion: Sault Ste. Marie - Algoma Country
Coastal Trail
City: WawaLength: 63.0 kmRegion: Sault Ste. Marie - Algoma Country
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