Crown Land Near Elliot Lake
Elliot Lake was carved out of the bush as a uranium-mining town in the 1950s, and the bush never left — general-use crown land starts just 3 km from town along the Elliot Lake waterway, and the whole plateau north of the Highway 17 corridor is public land laced with lakes. Matinenda Provincial Park is 17 km west, the Glenn N. Crombie Conservation Reserve 19 km out, and enhanced management areas along the Serpent River and around Matinenda Lake cover the country in between. The fishing numbers are absurd by southern standards: Horne Lake is 1 km from town, and Porridge, First, Spillane, Beaver and Second lakes are all within 3 km. This page rounds up the closest public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips around Elliot Lake.
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