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Hunt Lake Hiking Trail
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Preparation

This is a difficult backcountry trail. So. be prepared! A 12.6 km (return) trail leads north to Little Indian Bay along the east shore of West Hawk Lake through terrain typical of the Canadian Shield. Allow at least 3 hours to reach the trail end. Hikers will encounter steep difficult climbs and will he rewarded with some spectacular views. These steep rock grades and boggy areas demand a good pair of hiking hoots or a strong pair of runners. Take your time and watch your step. Listed here are some items that can be carried in a back pack to make your hike more enjoyable.

  • Substantial lunch
  • Camera film and / or binoculars
  • Canteen
  • Waterproof matches
  • Insect repellent
  • First aid kit
  • Light rain-jacket
  • Paper tissues / towels
  • Hat
  • High-energy food
  • Sunglasses
  • Toque, gloves and an extra sweater (for fall/spring weather)

On The Trail

The trail from Hunt Lake passes through some stands of beautiful cedar and majestic eastern white pine. This area is the westernmost range of the eastern white pine in Canada. The shore of Hunt Lake is usually quiet, and a relaxing walk along it brings you close to a beaver dam and lodge. At Little Indian Bay there is a shelter complete with a wood stove. No overnight camping is allowed.

It is our hope that you will find this trail an enjoyable challenge. so much so that you will come again.


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