Apr 8, 2019 · Ready to explore the Boundary Water’s wild cousin? Quetico is billed as the best canoeing in the world. Learn about permits, gear and fishing.

Quetico outfitters, self guided and guided Quetico canoe trips are a great way for couples, families and friends to reconnect away from the "Modern World".

Together, Quetico Provincial Park and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area comprise over two million acres of the world's best flatwater canoeing. The Boundary Waters, AKA the BWCA, is located in the Superior National Forest of northern Minnesota. Quetico lies just across the border with Canada in northwestern Ontario.

Boundary Waters Canoe Area Information Resource. A Virtual Entry Point into the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW) This site is dedicated to the sharing of information and experiences about the Boundary Waters Canoe Area and Quetico Park for canoe, camping, and outdoor enthusiasts.

Apr 12, 2023 · Quetico Provincial Park was founded in 1913 and boasts access to over 600 lakes. What makes this area so unique is the preservation of First Nations and voyageur traditional canoe routes through dedicated upkeep and protection of the interwoven labyrinth of portages through pristine backcountry.

Aug 9, 2022 · Best explored by canoe, Quetico features 460,000 ha of remote backcountry. And it doesn’t stop there – the park borders the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in Minnesota, forming the largest international recreation area of its kind anywhere in the world.

Apr 12, 2023 · Quetico Park is a protected park just above Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area and south of the Town of Atikokan. It stretches 40 miles north and 60 miles east-west from the boundary waters of the Canada-US border.

The list of canoe routes in the Quetico Park are endless. Here are some suggestions of our favorites. These Quetico Park routes can be shortened, made in to base camps or combined to fit your needs.

Stress wanes as the days go by as the simple routines of canoe travel bring you closer to the land and the waters of the Quetico wilderness. You can fish, swim, set up a hammock after lunch or just sit on a rock and watch the sun set over the pines of Quetico.

Stress wanes as the days go by as the simple routines of canoe travel bring you closer to the land and the waters of the Quetico wilderness. You can fish, swim, set up a hammock after lunch or just sit on a rock and watch the sun set over the pines of Quetico.