Ontario to Saskatchewan Shores
- Full route: Sudbury → Chutes Provincial Park → Trowbridge Falls → Birds Hill Provincial Park → Prince Albert National Park
Waterfalls and Pine Forests
Start from Sudbury and head west through the rugged landscape of Northern Ontario. 09:00 Sudbury: stock up on supplies before heading into the wilderness. 11:00 Chutes Provincial Park ⭐: walk the Twin Bridges Trail to see the Seven Falls of the Aux Sables River. 14:30 Spanish River Delta: enjoy a quiet view of the North Channel of Lake Huron. 17:00 Chutes Provincial Park Campground: set up camp near the rushing water. Tonight stay: Chutes Provincial Park — a riverside campsite under towering pines.
Sudbury
Sudbury
Chutes Provincial Park
Chutes Provincial Park
Spanish River Delta
Spanish River Delta
The Great Lake Superior
Drive the dramatic coastline of Lake Superior, crossing the world's largest freshwater lake's northern rim. 09:00 Agawa Bay: stop for a walk along the pebble beaches of Lake Superior Provincial Park. 13:00 Old Woman Bay: admire the massive cliffs rising directly out of the cold blue water. 17:30 Trowbridge Falls: arrive at the outskirts of Thunder Bay to find your wooded retreat. Tonight stay: Trowbridge Falls Campground — sleep near the cascades of the Current River.
Agawa Bay
Agawa Bay
Old Woman Bay
Old Woman Bay
Trowbridge Falls
Trowbridge Falls
Into the Tallgrass Prairie
Cross the provincial border into Manitoba, leaving the rocks and forests for the vast open plains. 08:30 Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park: witness the "Niagara of the North" before the long drive west. 13:00 Kenora: a quick lakeside break at the edge of the Lake of the Woods. 17:00 Birds Hill Provincial Park: enter this prairie oasis just north of Winnipeg. Tonight stay: Birds Hill Provincial Park Campground — a peaceful site within the ancient glacial ridges.
Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park
Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park
Kenora
Kenora
Birds Hill Provincial Park
Birds Hill Provincial Park
Boreal Wilderness North
Head northwest into the heart of Saskatchewan's aspen parkland and boreal forest. 09:00 Winnipeg: a brief morning stop at The Forks before heading toward the lake country. 14:00 Saskatoon: cross the South Saskatchewan River and continue north. 17:30 Prince Albert National Park: reach the transition zone where the prairie meets the northern forest. Tonight stay: Waskesiu Lake Campground — camping near the shores of the park's iconic lake.
The Forks
The Forks
Saskatoon
Saskatoon
Prince Albert National Park
Prince Albert National Park
- Day 2: 9h 37m driving — plan rest stops
- Day 3: 8h 1m driving — plan rest stops
- Day 4: 11h 7m driving — plan rest stops