…seen at one of Canada’s most famous portages, the Campion Rapids, near the Canadian Ecology Centre (www.canadianecology.ca) , Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park, east of North Bay and west of Mattawa, Ontario. Santa is safe though because sasquatches are simply kind and curious souls. (WGS 84 17 T E663508 N5129680 or N46° 18.059’ W78°...
Read MoreIf you are journeying between Timmins and Sudbury on Highway 144; 2 km north of Gogama is the Gogama Unit Road (west side of 144), a primary forest access road. Drive nine km to the trailhead on the east side (WGS 17 T E1442884 N5291896 or N47° 46.673’ W81° 45.744’. It is a young jack pine forest planted after a micro bust. Within 20-30 minutes you are at the top of the Bald Rock Scenic Lookout Trail with a truly expansive view to the horizon line. The Northern one-horned Sasquatch really enjoyed the...
Read MoreThe Northern one-horned Sasquatch found the secret, second tier at the Eau Claire Gorge near Rutherglen. It is the anatomy of a waterfall. A must do in all four seasons! For more information and access check out What a...
Read MoreThis winter snowshoeing or the rest of the year, hiking a 3 km loop on the Red Pine trail within Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park is worth it. It’s not your fault but the vista (two viewing points) is a view of the Mattawa River valley fault. The Northern One-Horned Sasquatch liked it! West of Mattawa, east of North Bay off of Highway 17. WGS 84 17 T E 664815 N 5129867 or N46° 18.140′ W 78° 51.587′...
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