Rent a cabin, yurt, or pitch a tent! Great golfing is available at the Clear Lake Golf Course
for those who like to tee up. Water lovers will rejoice in discovering their favourite freshwater lake. Clear Lake, Lake Audy, Moon Lake, Lake Katherine and others are perfect for swimming, fishing or boating. Fishing permits can be purchased for walleye, whitefish, perch and trout or you can just rent a boat, canoe or kayak and explore by water. Sailing is even possible on Clear Lake. If you decide to go for a drive in the evening or early
Watch the world go by at the end of the pier at Clear Lake.
morning, you are almost guaranteed to see wildlife – deer, black bears, moose, and wolves are just a few of the in- quisitive eyes that you may see at the side of the road. In addition to the park’s wildlife, which can include elk, beaver, porcupine, and cougars, birders will be enthralled with the haunting calls of the loons and the many other
species of birds in these diverse habitats. A short drive to Lake Audy will allow you to pass, perhaps very closely, to a wild bison herd in the area’s enclosure. To get in touch with nature and have a closer look at the unique vegetation and wildflowers, some that grow over seven feet tall, pick a trail and go discover for yourself. Tere are over 400 km of trails for hiking or backpacking. From the rugged gorges of the east to the majestic ever- green forests of the central region and graceful meadows of the west, you’re sure to find something to entice you. Hiking trails range from easy to difficult on gravel or grass paths. Many are also mountain bike-friendly. Just read the trail guides online or pick up a map at the visi- tors’ centre in Wasagaming. Te trek to Grey Owl’s Cabin is a beautiful day-long
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