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A person in a bright yellowing kayak, paddling next to a sloping rock face at Kaneki Lake near Timmins, Ontario.

Canoeing, Kayaking, & SUP

Get Out on the Water

Northeastern Ontario is a world-class destination for paddlers. The region's thousands of lakes, rivers, and waterways have remained largely unchanged for thousands of years. Mirror-still lakes or rugged, wild waterways, an afternoon at the cabin or a 10-day backcountry trip—this region is a paddler’s paradise, ready to be explored again and again. 

A person in a yellow kayak paddles through teal water near pink rocks in George Lake Killarney.

Killarney’s George Lake

Paddle through mesmerizing sapphire waters framed by Killarney’s iconic white quartzite cliffs and pine-studded shores. Calm, clear, and breathtaking, it’s perfect for SUPing or kayaking, offering a front-row seat to some of Ontario’s most stunning scenery.

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People prepare to send their canoes off for a trip in Temagami Lake.

Lake Temagami

A vast, island-dotted wonderland, the timeless wildernesss of Lake Temagami is perfect for paddlers seeking adventure and solitude. 

Visit Lake Temagami
A birch bark canoe rests of the riverbank of the Mattawa River.

The Mattawa River

Flowing through lush forests and steep rock faces, the historic Mattawa River is a mix of serene paddling and exhilarating rapids. 

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A dog is at the stern of a canoe as a young woman paddles through calm water with fall colours all around.

The French River

Glide past ancient Canadian Shield cliffs, navigate narrow channels, and explore scenic islands, rapids, and waterfalls. With multiple routes and access points, this Canadian Heritage River has it all. 

French River Provincial Park
  • Canoeing
  • Kayaking & SUP
  • Paddling

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