The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-29

from thers on he canoe trip 20 Algonquin
Park. OF alls continue By steamer 70 the
Lake Of Bays and begin the oanoeing
there through a. pretty country - there
h In any Of the Canadian lakes region.
The chances Of canoe trips leading
from the kake Of Bays y limitleas. After
you are safely over re initial portage Of
thrso miles on the Oh Tongue River the
route h reasonably easy into the heart
Of Algonquin Park.
A railroad, formerly the Canada Allan
tic. now q part Oi the Grand Trunk. b.
seCta the park and oliera an easy means
% RsttinE into Il IN case you don't want
TO travel AL the way by canoe. The new
WRWA Hotel. the Deerhurat Inn and the
Britannia arc among the inns In the Lake
Of Bays district.
II yOu follow on FAR enough through
Algonquin Park, taking intricate water
ways and doing doasns Of long pOrtages.
you come TO Lake TemAEami. some two
hundred miles TO the nOrthWard. Cobalt
h In the TemAgami region. and the travel
Ter has the addsd interest," Of looking a.
silver mines IN all stages Of development.
A few years ago the district was fun
OF proapectora. travelling always by canoe
in and out among the countless lakos and
I rivers of the TemAgAmi country. bat Of
late. since the growth Of the camp around
/ Cobalt. they have gone further 20 the
north and west. The Temagami region
I u one of the top notch cAnOeing countries
/ In the world. You could 30 forever and
I not come 90 the end Of Il.
On TemAgAmi itself are three hotels.
/ the RonnoCO, the TemARami Inn and the
Lady Evelyn. Besides these are two big
camps. the KeeWsydin Camp on Devils
! IAland and the COchFans Camp. further
south. Canoe trips. property QUILTED.
60 from Keewaydin camp frequently
/ during the summer, and there iHnt the
/ slightest fake about tha woods eKnertence
that the boys and men who undertGke
them get.
/ Trips have been made from the camp
/ a. far north ~ james Bay. the Knob q
/ tha southern end Of Hutaon's Ray. and
almost every year some one u the tripa
/ goes OF into new country. There n Z
| chance for boys who are backward in
their studies % learn som9lhinR a. their
books during the summer: but tho boys
who are studying stay IN camp When
they are in the woods they learn only ths
useful facts Of out Of doors life
The fishing and shooting IN theaa dis
trieta Of the Canadian wilderness are worth
travelling q thousand miles 70 get. FOi
the most part the lsh arc hack bass and
lake trout. hut In a few q the streaml
there are brook trout also. AZ any ttms
of the year you don't have 20 look ia
without peeing mOoee
There arr many deer in the prUtected
region Of Algonquin PaFk. but they rang
phickly along the water courses all ths
way from Georgian Ray 10 the Ottawa II
Ontario and from the Ottawa far east.
ward in Quebec North of the line d
Lake Nipissing the deer are much les
common than the moose. The time y
not far gone when the moose used IA rang
the Sturgeon River almost a. thickly - tn
buffalo ranged the plains IN the old BuffAls
nin DAYS Even now yOu can f0ilON
moose trails through the woods which
are a. plainly marked ~ an avenue a
home. and most confusing 10 the canoe
man looking for . portage.
h's a good plan " you can arrange 4
10 stop a. Montreal OF Quebec on the way
hack to New York. Il u possible 10 taxi
tho Canadian Pacific q Quebec ant
change there % steamers Tor Nova Scotii
and thence 70 New York BY SEA Tn
Place Viger Hotel. one Of tho CanadiaI