Travel Guide

• Type of Service? (Select all that apply)
  • Restaurant, Cafe
• City
  Saskatoon
• Province
  Saskatchewan

Travel Guide

• Province
  British Columbia

Canada Parks

• Nearby Community
  Moors Falls
• Province / Territory
  Ontario
• Type of Place
  • Recreation Area
• Amenities
  • Wildlife Watching
• Winter Amenities
  • X Country Skiing
• Park Size
  33,505 hectares
• Trail Difficulty
  Extreme
• Open
  Year Round
• YouTube
  https://youtu.be/OKKeh9wUF2Q
• How to Get Here
  Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park is a non-operating park with no maintained public facilities or services. Visitors should be prepared to use appropriate route finding and safety practices as interior travel beyond access points requires navigating in remote semi-wilderness environments. Camping is not permitted at Victoria Falls, Hunter's Lake, Robinson Lake, Little Gull Lake, and Devil's Lake.
  
  The park offers several access points, including:
  
  Devil's Lake Access Point: Located at 1115 Devil's Lake Road in the Township of Minden Hills.
  Black River Road Access Point: Situated at 1526 Black River Road in the City of Kawartha Lakes.
  Given the park's undeveloped nature, it's essential to be well-prepared with navigation tools and safety equipment. Cellular service is unreliable within the park, so do not depend on it for communication or navigation. Always inform someone of your plans and expected return time before venturing into the park.
  
  

Travel Guide

• Contact Name
  Thomas W Worsley
• Type of Service? (Select all that apply)
  • Accommodations
• Accommodation
  • Cottage(s) or Cabin(s)
• Activity - Attractions
  • OTHER
• City
  Bancroft
• Province
  Ontario

Canada Parks

• Nearby Community
  Bancroft
• Province / Territory
  Ontario
• Type of Place
  • Recreation Area
• Amenities
  • Swimming
• Winter Amenities
  • X Country Skiing
• Park Size
  1610 ha
• Trail Length (km and mi)
  More than 34 km of groomed winter cross-country ski trails
• Trail Difficulty
  Moderate
• Open
  Year Round
• YouTube
  https://youtu.be/BTQwZXGT688
• How to Get Here
  To get to Silent Lake Provincial Park in Bancroft, Ontario, you'll likely need to drive there. Here are some general directions:
  
  From Toronto (South):
  
  Take Highway 401 East towards Kingston.
  Exit onto Highway 115 North towards Peterborough.
  Continue on Highway 115 until it merges with Highway 7.
  Follow Highway 7 East towards Ottawa.
  Near Havelock, take Highway 134 North towards Bancroft.
  In Bancroft, follow signs to Silent Lake Provincial Park.
  From Ottawa (East):
  
  Take Highway 417 West towards Arnprior.
  Exit onto Highway 17 West towards Renfrew.
  In Renfrew, take Highway 132 North towards Maynooth.
  From Maynooth, take Highway 62 South to Bancroft.
  In Bancroft, follow signs to Silent Lake Provincial Park.
  Once you're in Bancroft, there are clear signs directing you to Silent Lake Provincial Park, which is about a 20-minute drive southeast of Bancroft.

Travel Guide

• Province
  British Columbia

Canada Parks

• Province / Territory
  British Columbia

Travel Guide

• Type of Service? (Select all that apply)
  • Restaurant, Cafe
• Accommodation
  • Hotel or Motel
• Activity - Attractions
  • Spa
• City
  Ainsworth Hotsprings
• Province
  British Columbia
• Facilities
  • Restaurant

Travel Guide

• Contact Name
  Andrea Horning
• Type of Service? (Select all that apply)
  • Accommodations
• Accommodation
  • RV Park or Campground
• Activity - Attractions
  • OTHER
• City
  Calgary
• Province
  Alberta

Canada Parks

• Province / Territory
  Alberta
• Type of Place
  • Regional Park
• Amenities
  • Park Office
• Trail Difficulty
  Easy - Family

Canada Parks

• Province / Territory
  British Columbia

Travel Guide

• Type of Service? (Select all that apply)
  • Restaurant, Cafe
• Activity - Attractions
  • Winter Attraction
• Province
  Alberta
• Facilities
  • Restaurant

Canada Parks