Tag: Quetico
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Ruffing it at Ontario Parks: a dog’s perspective on camping
This post is brought to you from our guest blogger Sitka the Border Collie, with help from her human Laura Myers, a strategic market development specialist with Ontario Parks. Hello! My name is Sitka and I’m a dog. My humans love to camp! From the moment they brought me home when I was eight weeks old,…
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Discover Quetico’s northern entry points
Today’s post comes from Carter Morash, who has worked as a backcountry warden in Quetico Provincial Park since 2015. The north end of Quetico is a beautiful place. There are quiet lakes, great fishing spots, wildlife viewing opportunities, and a variety of routes to try out. Did you know that the north end is also…
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Quetico's trout ponds: hidden in plain sight
Today’s post comes from James Burns, a conservation officer and former Quetico Provincial Park interior ranger. Quetico Provincial Park is a cool place for a lot of reasons. If you’re reading this, you probably know that already. But this article is about something that may not be appreciated by those of you who are already…
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7 desserts for your next backcountry trip
Today’s post comes from Jill Sorensen, Quetico Provincial Park’s biggest sweet tooth. Celebrating a birthday or anniversary while on your backcountry camping trip? Here are some of my favourite trail treats to make your day extra special. Even if there’s no occasion, food is such an important part of any trip and a total morale…
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Try a night or two in Quetico on your next BWCAW trip
Today’s post comes from Jill Legault, Information Specialist at Quetico Provincial Park. Have you been paddling for years in Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW) and are looking to change up your route? Here are some reasons why you should try paddling over the Canada–USA border to Quetico Provincial Park.
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November's digital download
Don’t let shorter days stop you from getting outside! Making a “nature appointment” means you can reap the physical and mental health benefits of the outdoors daily. This month’s FREE digital download comes from Quetico Provincial Park. Throughout 2022, we’re sharing a free downloadable graphic for you to use as wallpaper for your favourite devices. We’ve…
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An outsider’s view on the importance of Anishinaabemowin
Today’s post comes from retired Quetico Provincial Park biologist Brian Jackson. Anishinaabemowin is the traditional name for the language of the Anishinaabeg or Ojibway people who have lived for centuries on the land now known as Quetico Provincial Park. In recent years, Quetico has taken steps to incorporate more Anishinaabemowin into educational material for the park.…
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Backcountry canoeing with your dog
Today’s post comes from Jill Legault, Information Specialist at Quetico Provincial Park. Summertime means puppy playtime! Dogs love the opportunity to be outside as much as you do. A little planning means every family member is happy and safe in the backcountry.