Quetico Provincial Park, one of Ontario's wilderness parks, preserves an area of great natural value and is of much historical significance. A rugged landscape of majestic granite cliffs, spectacular waterfalls, tangled lakes and rivers, makes Quetico a breathtaking encounter. Wildlife abounds and the fishing for bass, trout, pickerel and northern pike, is superb.

When travelling through the park, one can almost hear the Voyageurs of yesteryear. These waters were their highway, as they brought the furs of the continental interior down to the Grand Portage, the final, challenging 15 kilometre trek to Lake Superior.

The Taylor Statten Camps first sent groups to Quetico in 1965. What began as participation in an Ontario Camping Association Centennial Programme, has become one of the most popular canoe tripping events offered by the Camps. How can words depict what only the senses can realize?...The wet spray of Louisa Falls, the lonely cry of the loon, the eerie glow of the Northern Lights. These things and more, make our Quetico canoe trip, an unforgettable experience.

Links to Quetico sites: Quetico Provincial Park, The Quetico Foundation, Quetico Centre