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Wabakimi Maps & Resources
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Wabakimi Canoe Route Maps
The Friends of Wabakimi offers maps originally created by Laurence Mills, who has incorporated data from all of the sources available to ensure that our canoe route maps are comprehensive and informative. Downloadable PDFs Each canoe route map set can be purchased as a downloadable PDF. Here's a directory for lakes/waterways in each map set. 
Wabakimi Canoe Routes Guidebook
Laurence Mills, author The very first Guidebook for Wabakimi Provincial Park and surrounding parks; conservation reserves and Crown lands; all with networks of historic canoe routes. Laurence Mills has spent decades exploring this area and producing his own line of excellent route maps. He is a FOW Board member. Wabakimi Canoe Routes provides a wealth of valuable information to help you select the route that best meets your needs. Whether you are an experienced white water enthusiast or seeking a less challenging route in this fabled canoeing paradise; this practical guide provides what you need to know to make the most of this once in a lifetime destination. (Guidebook Contents) Featuring: * Wabakimi – what to expect * Access – How best to reach the put-in * Planning your own trip * Featured canoe trip (Kopka River) * Trip summaries, maps and alternatives |
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Wabakimi Map VolumesThese map volumes are the result of The Wabakimi Project expeditions from 2004 to 2018.
Each of the five volumes are organized according to their location in a particular watershed and are designed to be taken into the field to complement the use of 1:50,000 NTS topographical maps. Each map is assigned a descriptive title that indicates the extent of coverage and the direction of flow of the main intervening waterway. Canoe route values such as campsites and portages are shown. Accurately measured portage lengths are expressed in metres to make them compatible with topo maps. Locations of outpost camps and lodges are included where assistance may be obtained should an emergency arise. 
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Wabakimi Canoe routes planning mapThe Wabakimi Canoe Routes Planning Map includes entry points, maintained routes along with historic routes, outposts and train stops.
Information about primary and secondary heights of land; lakes and rivers and provincial park and conservation reserve boundaries are drawn from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (OMNR) data set. Grid lines every 30 minutes of longitude and every 15 minutes of latitude define the coverage of the 1:50000 Provincial Series of topographical maps over the entire extent of the map. Topo map index numbers are provided at the grid intersection points. The map is produced and updated by GoTrekker Maps in Saskatchewan, Canada. 
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