Algoma Wilderness Route
Hike through the Algoma Highlands, where your wilderness adventure is elevated to a unique experience. Your accommodations include a wilderness hut and a remote cabin. All of your supplies and necessary gear will be delivered to these rustic accommodations, allowing you to trek with only a day pack.
Sample Itinerary
Day 1
You will be transported to the starting point of your hike where the trail winds through the northern edge of the Great Lakes Forest, within mixed maple and conifer woods. The terrain is hilly, with many rocky outcrops to view the landscape and the creeks that tumble through the area into the multitude of lakes found here. Ascend King Mountain in the Algoma Highland Conservation property, on your way to your first night in the wilderness hut. There, you will find all you need for your night's stay, including food and equipment. Your luggage and remaining supplies will be delivered to Norm’s Cabin, the following day's destination.
Day2 and 3
Your stay at Norm’s Cabin can range in length from one, two, or three nights. You can explore the area trails, swim in the lake, or just relax on the deck. Norm's Cabin is located in a secluded bay on Bone Lake in the Algoma Highlands region north of Sault Ste. Marie. It's remote location is ideal for those looking for a place to get away from it all.
Day 4 and 5
You’ll head back to the warming hut to explore in another direction, possibly to see a large beaver dam. Your final day's hike will take you to Robertson Cliffs which overlooks the Goulais River valley. Once you reach the Robertson Cliff Trailhead, your transportation will take to your optional stay at a local lodge or B&B, or take you back to your arrival point.
This route is self-guided and can range in length from three to eight nights.
You will be transported to the starting point of your hike where the trail winds through the northern edge of the Great Lakes Forest, within mixed maple and conifer woods. The terrain is hilly, with many rocky outcrops to view the landscape and the creeks that tumble through the area into the multitude of lakes found here. Ascend King Mountain in the Algoma Highland Conservation property, on your way to your first night in the wilderness hut. There, you will find all you need for your night's stay, including food and equipment. Your luggage and remaining supplies will be delivered to Norm’s Cabin, the following day's destination.
Day2 and 3
Your stay at Norm’s Cabin can range in length from one, two, or three nights. You can explore the area trails, swim in the lake, or just relax on the deck. Norm's Cabin is located in a secluded bay on Bone Lake in the Algoma Highlands region north of Sault Ste. Marie. It's remote location is ideal for those looking for a place to get away from it all.
Day 4 and 5
You’ll head back to the warming hut to explore in another direction, possibly to see a large beaver dam. Your final day's hike will take you to Robertson Cliffs which overlooks the Goulais River valley. Once you reach the Robertson Cliff Trailhead, your transportation will take to your optional stay at a local lodge or B&B, or take you back to your arrival point.
This route is self-guided and can range in length from three to eight nights.
Can be included: Accommodations, shuttles and transfers of luggage.
Trail descriptions, itineraries and safety devices are also provided.
Optional: Meals are optional.
All transportation can be provided if you prefer not to provide your own vehicle, including airport transfer if needed.
Devices are loaned for the duration of the trip and training will be provided on all loaned equipment.
There is no additional cost for use of the trails. We will meet with you to go over your itinerary, the trail descriptions, and safety devices before you head out onto the route.
All departures are from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario and can start with your first night in the lovely Sault waterfront district. This option includes local attractions such as the Art Gallery of Algoma, Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre, and Ermatinger Clergue National Historic Site Museum, which are all within walking distance.
Trail descriptions, itineraries and safety devices are also provided.
Optional: Meals are optional.
All transportation can be provided if you prefer not to provide your own vehicle, including airport transfer if needed.
Devices are loaned for the duration of the trip and training will be provided on all loaned equipment.
There is no additional cost for use of the trails. We will meet with you to go over your itinerary, the trail descriptions, and safety devices before you head out onto the route.
All departures are from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario and can start with your first night in the lovely Sault waterfront district. This option includes local attractions such as the Art Gallery of Algoma, Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre, and Ermatinger Clergue National Historic Site Museum, which are all within walking distance.
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Trip costs and availability will be determined prior to booking.
Algoma Wilderness Route possible accommodations depending on availability.
Both Norm’s Cabin and the Warming Hut are rustic facilities with no indoor plumbing. Outhouses are maintained at both locations. Norm’s Cabin has propane lights, fridge and stove.
- Bellevue Valley Lodge
- Norm's Cabin
- Warming Hut
- SleepInn
Both Norm’s Cabin and the Warming Hut are rustic facilities with no indoor plumbing. Outhouses are maintained at both locations. Norm’s Cabin has propane lights, fridge and stove.
Best months to do this route |
May • June (Blackflies) • July/August • September/October |
