The Lake Superior area and campsites were a highlight for us. The size of this lake was hard to understand; it's the biggest in the world (surface area wise). It looked like an ocean. You couldn't see any land in the horizon and yet you knew it was fresh water. It was cold, but amazing. We recommend
Lake Superior Provincial Parks to any and all.
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Sault Ste Marie to Lake Superior Provincial Park, and specifically Agawa Bay
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| North end of Agawa Bay beach, Lake Superior Provincial Park |
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| Camping neighbour Josh from Thunder Bay joins us; his mom was from Kamloops! |
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| The surf spray is strong! |
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| Rock skippin |
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| #122 |
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| Next Camping Spot - Neys Prov. Park - former prisoner of war camp |
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North coast of Lake Superior
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| Valu-mart in Wawa, home of the big Canada goose |
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| Marathon next ... Thunderbay on Thursday |
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| Beach teepees |
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| Crayfish |
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| Wood hunt for M-A teepee |
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| #40 - spacious, but cold: low of 10, high of 19 (Wed., 24th) - not humid though while high 30s in the Okanagan! |
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| "Under the Volcano Trail" historical plaque |
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Supply boat remnants
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