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Versatile, easily tran- sported, drawing little water and almost noiseless, the canoe is now the favoured craft of the camper, naturalist, nature photo- grapher and the deep woods outdoorsman for hunting and fislling. .-_e_ A three mile stretch of Bugaboo River provides ideal water for the beginner or practice runs for the white-water veteran to hone up on technique. Fast, narrow, tight turns and with a consistent depth of about three feet, the little river is a real tun run. tiersman, trapper, fur trader, once again ex- periencing the tranquility and beauty of a clear, clean stream flowing through forest. by Tony Sloan The canoe is the only water craft that is truly native to North America. The vast wilderness waterways of Canada fire the imagination of today's city bound explorer to relive his heritage and go back in Western Canoe Trip Wilderness resorts such as Canadian Mountain Holidays' Bugaboo Lodge near Golden, British Columbia have recently begun to include canoeing as part of their summer ac- tivities. This lodge is one of the first to actively promote canoeing as an alternative outdoor activity for adult guests. Bugaboo Lodge, already world famous for the fabulous helicopter skiing in wintertime, is not only noted for mountain climbing and hiking among the remote Bugaboo spires but is also close to some of the finest canoeing rivers in the western mountains. tJ-ttned-to-ttttrs/tig-tBa-r Natuaat-,albeeu.tt-ttghe-tr-tiot at-tatt-rt-d-tIta-b-tttr-tte mile: from June: mite. Canada‘- am .1 lath-l One three day Bugaboo canoeing expedition starts with swimming and fishing at Loon Lake about 30 miles from the Lodge. After camping overnight at Mon, the second day includes two separate stretches of the Spillamacheen River that take you about is miles downstream. The Spilla- macheen is a fast-flowing wilderness river that offers everything from flying spray to easy-going float stretches and placid pools in the back waters of gravel bars. The Hudson’s Bay Com- pany's U-Paddle Canoe Service offers 17-foot Gnynmans for rent (wiper week, two week minimum) which can be dropped at any HBC store between Thunder Bay, Ontario and Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories. Experienced Mid-Went Canoeing The northern waters and forests of Saskatchewan and Manitoba, traditonally noted for trophy fishing and big game hunting, offer some of North America's most challenging canoe routes. The sparsely-populated northern portions of the provinces contain a vast network of interconnected waterways with fasMIowing rivers, quieter stretches and remote lakes. Facilities are not well-developed, however, and it's advisable to bring your own canoe as rentals are limited, mile run on the Bobby Burns Creek. The Bobby'Burns is no creek but a lusty, fast moving boiler that hustler along even faster than “I Spillamacheen. The greater volume of water involves little more than a merry ride however and is relatively easy going. One tricky spot does rate a short portage. Since the Spillamacheen is fed by melt waters from glaciers higher up in the mountains, you will also find it quite refreshing if you are careless enough to get wet. Thethird day takesina 13- wilderneu waterways pining through the northern portion of the 1,490 Munro-mile Prince Albert National Park In Saskatchewan. . canoelsts should plan such rugged expeditions very carefully and book their craft well in advance " they are frequently in short supply. Details and bookings can be obtained by com tacting Hudson's Bay Company, Northern Stores Department, " Main Street, Winnipeg 1, Manitoba. Central Canada The province of Ontario is endowed with 250,000 lakes, with inter-connecting streams equally distributed throughout the 412,000 square mile area. Provincial parks such as Algonquin and Quetico provide only a part of the series of canoe routes in the province, where you can follow in the wake of the early Voyageurs and " traders. Association, can provide guides and canoes for a wilderness trip. The booklet Canoe Routes in Northern Ontario, available free of charge from the Department of Lands and Forests, Queen’s Park, Toronto, lists over 100 routes ranging from a few miles to more than 600. The booklet can be an invaluable aid to the planning necessary tor a successful canoe trip. It gives the distance, expected number of days, number of portages, and lists the maps (also available from Lands and Forests) for each route. It includes safety measures. equipment, directions tor arriving at the starting point, and some historical Quetico Provincial Park, in the northwest corner of the province near the Minnesota border, offers rugged canoeing among 1,794 square miles of forests and waterways. Public vehicles are restricted to the park boundaries, and the interior is accessible only by water ”mmnmmm-eumonmqm I! my “val-'0. especially hr the Mn. "Wttrg,e-eVtrtg-deagqire%t_the .ettettt-gt_. Many licenced qqtfitpers, routes rich in the history of the fur trade linking Montreal and the Great Lakes to the west and nor- thwest. Twelve major routes are described in the Lands and Forests booklet Canoe Routes, Quetico Provincial Park. A detailed booklet Southern Ontario - Quebec Canoe VRoutesrr(V$5.50A per copy) is available trim, Trent Publishing, Box 479, Lakefield, Ontario. Quebec's wilderness lakes and rivers long established as a haunt for loggers and hunters, have become a prime and easily accessible destination for canoeists. Organized trips are available in La Verendrye Park, while other parks such " Mont Tremblant and the huge Parc des Laurentides offer hundreds of miles of navigable canoe water. Licenced guides can be reserved through the Parks Branch of the Department of Tourism, Fish and Game in Quebec City, or through outfitters recommended by the Bureau. Maps are also available trom the Parks Branch. Because of the wilderness character V of most of Canada's canoeing regions, an experienced guide should be hired as his knowledge can make or break a trip. Canoeists with less ex- perience should choose a shorter trip in a less remote area. It is recommended that you sign in with the local authorities (park wardens, forest rangers) leaving your itinerary, and sign out at the end ot your trip. Most parks post notices outlining this procedure. 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