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** This trail is currently
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Rules for Use:
- motorized travel and bicycles are prohibited
- appropriate footwear is a necessity
- pets must be leashed at all times
- park entry permit is required for trail use
Safety Considerations:
- trail boardwalk is currently under construction
Maintenance:
- as required in summer months
Additional Information: Ontario
Provincial Parks are generally open between the May long weekend and Thanksgiving each
year, though these dates may vary depending on the Park. For exact operating dates, please contact Ontario Parks at
1-888-ONT-PARK, or call the Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park
directly at (705) 744, 2276. The Park is not staffed in the winter months, the trails
are not maintained, and only a few access roads are ploughed, though
visitors are welcome to snowshoe the trails at their own risk.
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Description: The Wabashkiki Trail takes you over a wetland via a raised boardwalk onto a small
island between Moore Lake and the Amable du Fond River. This wetland offers some of the best areas to view wildlife within the park. The trail takes its name from the Ojibway language meaning 'swamp' or 'wetland'.
Directions: From the HWY 11/17
junction near Seymour Street, take exit 377 onto HWY 17 East.
After about 48 km (29.8 mi) of travel you will see an entrance on the
left to Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park.
Detailed information
and map for this trail can be found in the
Trail Guide to Healthy Living. For
more information about the Guide and where they
are available, visit our
Trail Map and Guide
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