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Quetico Provincial
Park Information
Moose Track Adventures Outfitters and Guide Service
Ely, Minnesota
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Quetico Provincial Park is a protected,
pristine wilderness retreat of international acclaim
west of Lake Superior on the Canada-U.S. border. The
park’s tangled network of lakes once formed water
routes traveled by Ojibway and fur traders. Now it is
primarily the destination of experienced canoeists
seeking solitude and rare glimpses of wildlife by
cascading waterfalls, glassy lakes and endless forests. |
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Quetico
History |
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Covering over 4750 square kilometers and
having only 2,200 backcountry (interior) campsites scattered on over 600
lakes, it's no wonder Quetico is considered a world class wilderness canoe
camping destination |
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Quetico Entry Point
Map & Descriptions
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Canoeists can only enter Quetico Park via six access
points, of which, only two are accessible by road. |
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Quetico
Wilderness Rules & Regulations |
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Please read the
following rules & regulations for going into the
Quetico. |
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Quetico Safety |
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By using common
sense and following these important safety tips, you can have a safe Quetico
experience. |
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Quetico Travel Permits & Camping Regulations |
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Ontario Parks
has made some significant changes to its reservation policies, to close
loopholes that allowed some campers to abuse the system. |
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Practicing 'Leave No Trace' |
The following steps are necessary in order to protect the
Quetico and to
provide a quality wilderness experience for generations to come.
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