LIMBERLOST
LODGE has developed a system of hiking trails that will lead
you through a variety of forest
flora. Several different ecosystems make walking these trails
a unique experience. You will
walk amongst old growth hemlock, through
mixed hardwood and in stands of red and white pine.
You will see a variety of wild plants and mosses. Look closely
and you will see some of the
creatures that live here.
Starting right at
LIMBERLOST LODGE you can follow our well marked trails. Learn about the things you will see
from the interpretative signage along the way. Pack a lunch and follow the trail to our canoe
cache at Harten Lake. Paddle the canoe quietly around this lake and you may be rewarded with
the sight of a moose eating the water vegetation.
There are other trails
in the area that will take you to some interesting and scenic places. Plan on taking time to
see a couple of the waterfalls in the area. As you drive north on Highway 129 from LIMBERLOST
LODGE you can stop at two trails that lead to waterfalls. First is Grindstone Falls and second
is the well known and often photographed Aubrey Falls (below).
Click here for
directions to get to these three trails.
Another trail a short
distance south of LIMBERLOST LODGE takes you to the top of Rock Candy Mountain on Cumming Lake.
From the lookouts you can see Cumming and Tunnel Lakes and the surrounding hills and valleys.
Make sure you bring along an extra roll of film.
LIMBERLOST LODGE RR#3
THESSALON ONTARIO, P0R 1L0 (705) 841-2521 limlodge@vianet.on.ca Ute
and Larry Kissau
