Crown Land around Turtle Mountain
Turtle Mountain is a wooded upland on the US border south of Boissevain, dotted with small lakes and potholes. Turtle Mountain Provincial Park covers about 186 km² and the provincial forest around it about 190 km², and the International Peace Garden, on the border, is about 6 km from this page's centre point between Adam and Max lakes. William Lake Provincial Park is 9 km away, and the Wakopa, Turtle Mountain and Whitewater Lake wildlife management areas are 16 to 27 km out. Our map shows 113 lakes, ponds and creeks within 25 km. Adam Lake holds walleye, pike and perch, Max Lake adds largemouth bass, and Bower Lake has rainbow trout. The Adam Lake and Max Lake campgrounds are within 4 km, the Peace Garden campground 6 km and William Lake 9 km, and Turtle Mountain Adventure Huts rents micro-cabins near the trailhead. This page rounds up the region's public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips.
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