Nastawgan Trails: winter trails near Temagami
Nastawgan Trails manages 72 km of snowshoe trail and 16.5 km open to snowmobiles in the Ontario Trail Network, across 6 named trails. The trails lie around Temagami.
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Snowshoeing
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Trails
| Trail | Length | Winter use | Also open to |
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White Bear Forest Old Growth Trail Access to this trail is either via O'Connor Drive on Temagami or by portage via Cassels Lake. This is an interconnected series of trails traveling through a number of small old-growth Pine stands. These trails feature easy to intermediate hikes and a |
27.1 km | Snowshoeing | Hiking or Walking |
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Twin Lakes Trail Access is 9.5 km from Highway 11 on Highway 65W to Twin Lakes Road. Mature Jack Pine forests, sand eskers, lakes and streams are just some of the natural features squeezed into this web of multi-purpose trails. |
16.5 km | SnowshoeingSnowmobiling | Hiking or Walking, All-Terrain Vehicles (ATV) |
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Copper Lake and Beaver Mountain Trail This is a fantastic loop. Fantastic because of the river side walking, many lookouts, pine forest and beautiful Copper Lake. To get there drive south of North Cobalt on highway 567. Continue on the O. P. G. Road for 4 kilometers to the bailey bridge |
8.9 km | Snowshoeing | Hiking or Walking |
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Temagami Island Trail Access to this trail is a 1 km paddle from the Lake Temagami access road's end. Six trails lead to sky-high old-growth Pines in a multiple age-class forest with verdant ferns. Travelers can hike in Lake Temagami's crystal clear water. |
7.1 km | Snowshoeing | Hiking or Walking |
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Triangle Hill Access is 11 km from Highway 11 on Highway 65W to Hoopers Road. Triangle Hill is a circular route with a rewarding bird's eye view of Hudson Township farming country. |
6.5 km | Snowshoeing | Hiking or Walking |
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Hermit Lake/Mountain Trail Access to the Hermit Lake Trail is 25 km south from Highway 11B (North Cobalt, Temiskaming Shores) along Highway 567. This trail features a hidden lake, a secret valley and a sugar maple forest surrounded by hills crowned with pines. Scenic alpine vi |
5.9 km | Snowshoeing | Hiking or Walking |
"Winter use" is what Nastawgan Trails permits on the trail, not a grooming report: check the organization before you go. Lengths are from the Ontario Trail Network.
Surveyed lakes within 25 km
Source: Ontario Trail Network trail segments, Land Information Ontario (Open Government Licence – Ontario), updated June 2024. Trail names, uses and descriptions are as supplied by Nastawgan Trails to the network.