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KILLARNEY PROVINCIAL PARK In this 'Explore The Backcountry' segment we look at the crystal clear, but lifeless waters of beautiful Nellie Lake, the result.
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Nellie Lake, Killarney Provincial Park. Secreted away on the less-travelled west side of Killarney Provincial Park, most paddlers bound for Nellie Lake begin their journey at the Widgawa Lodge Access Point. From here, allow at least three days to savour this stunning area, making a loop through Charlton, Murray, Nellie, Grace and Frood lakes.
Nellie Lake Campsite 206 in Killarney Park Campsite Report
Killarney Lake; Of these lakes, our favourites are definitely Topaz Lake and Nellie Lake. Topaz Lake is as vivid and breathtaking as the gemstone itself. Set against the backdrop of lush forests and mountain ranges, this turquoise body of water is truly a sight to behold.. Nellie Lake is nestled among white quartzite landscapes and is so.
Nellie Lake Campsite 204 in Killarney Park Campsite Report
Nellie Lake boasts Killarney's clearest water. It's surrounded by white quartzite hills and features several choice campsites. A backcountry canoe trip is still the best way to experience Carmichael country. Killarney's west edge, accessed by way of Highway 6, southwest of Sudbury, is far more rugged and isolated than the popular park.
Crystal Clear Nellie Lake in Killarney Provincial Park, ON
Nellie Lake is the clearest lake in Killarney that one can see the bottom through approximately 20 meters of water. Instead of traveling from the popular Bell Lake access point which takes 3-4 days one way to get to Nellie Lake, we will start at the northwest entrance of Killarney PP which is more isolated and far less used than the other.
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Nellie Lake in Killarney - Campsite #206. This is the nicest campsite on Nellie Lake in my opinion. It's large and has tons of open space to lounge. It has a rocky shoreline that gets sun throughout the day and tons of flat ground for tents inland, sheltered from the elements. The fire pit is pretty average but at least it's there and has.
Nellie Lake Campsite 205 in Killarney Park Campsite Report
Charlton Lake isn't a particularly popular access point for Killarney, however starting here allows you to get to Nellie Lake in as few as two portages. The first one, from Cranberry Lake to Grace Lake, is a straight forward 1600 m. The second, from Grace Lake to Nellie Lake, is longer (2010 m) and the rugged terrain makes it more challenging.
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The campsites are all very well maintained and typically have a thunderbox, a fire pit and designated tent spots. In Killarney, you need to reserve your campsite in advance. This can be done on the Ontario Parks Online Reservation Portal. Starting in 2022, you need to reserve a specific campsite.
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Killarney Outfitters (1-888-222-3410), situated 6.5 km to the west of the George Lake campground, offers canoe, kayak and SUP rentals; camping equipment rentals; canoe trip, kayak trip and backpacking outfitting; and water taxi canoe and kayak shuttles. They're also a great resource for assistance with trip planning.
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Nellie Lake in Killarney - Campsite #204. Of the three campsites on Nellie Lake, this is definitely the least desirable. It's situated on a point, in the narrows, so lacks the same breathtaking views that the other campsites offer. It's a very rocky and sloping campsite meaning there aren't ideal tent spots (good luck pegging down into.
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Enjoy the beautiful and historic landscapes as provided by the Nellie Lake Loop canoe route totaling an approximate of 36 kilometers. A lake famous for its c.
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One summer, when I was probably 7 or 8, my family was portaging in Killarney and we stumbled across Nellie Lake. I will always remember the first time I saw the bright aqua water and the sunlight glinting on the surface. But the reason I will never forget it; Nellie Lake is like a "dead lake" meaning high visibility- I could see all the way to.
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Killarney Hike #2: Cranberry Bog Trail to Beautiful AY Jackson Lake. AY Jackson Lake was named for the Group of Seven artist. Any lake that is named after a Group of Seven artist had better live up to its promise, and A.Y. Jackson Lake certainly does. The lake is tiny and tucked in behind and above George Lake, but you can reach it easily from.
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We are on a 6 day backcountry canoe trip in Killarney Provincial Park. The height of our trip includes a 2 night stay on Nellie Lake, a place I have dreamed.
Killarney Provincial Park Nellie Lake Loop THE TERRA INCOGNITA
Nellie Lake in Killarney - Campsite #205. This is about as good as a campsite can get. It has a flat, easily accessible canoe landing just off to the side. The main campsite has a good amount of tree coverage, providing shelter from the elements and making it easy to pitch a tarp if needed.
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Killarney Park Campsite Pictures and Information. In 2021 Ontario Parks announced that Killarney Provincial Park would move to a campsite-specific reservation system. Previously, campers would reserve a lake, not a specific campsite, and campsites would be first-come-first-serve when arriving on the lake. With the new changes, campers will.