South River
Location: 40 minutes south of North Bay along Highway 11
Outdoor Activities:
Canoeing and Kayaking – A key entry point for Algonquin Provincial Park, South River is ideal for paddling on Kawawaymog Lake and exploring the untouched waterways of the park.
Hiking and Wildlife Viewing – The town is surrounded by wilderness, with trails offering sightings of moose, beavers, and songbirds.
Fishing and Camping – The area’s lakes and rivers are well-stocked with trout, pike, and bass, and numerous campgrounds offer a back-to-nature experience.
Winter Recreation – Snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and ice fishing are all popular activities in the colder months.
Wildlife and Landscape:
South River is characterized by dense forests, lakes, and rivers that lead into Algonquin Park, making it a prime spot for wildlife encounters. The region has a diverse ecosystem, from wetlands to highland forests, and is known for its tranquility and natural beauty.
Who Would Love It Here?
Paddlers and adventurers looking for access to Algonquin Park without the crowds.
Nature lovers and photographers who want to immerse themselves in a pristine environment.
Remote workers and artists seeking inspiration in a peaceful setting.