Photos by weehoss : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

It looks as if it may have been taken from the Forest Inn beach, but no this location abuts the Town beach and is also public access. Neighbouring homes beach boats here, but not a marina (lol).

May your wishes all come true.

Thank you

1975 was the first time I saw these falls I was transpoting the outers canoe club their first leg of a ten day trip back to Dryden

looks real comfortable and warm for the baby foxes.There must be a mommy fox a daddy fox and baby sleeps !

looks real peaceful-eH

HEY slush monsters are out to grab the unwary and make you wish you were sitting beside a warm fire............Maybe next year-eH !

That is a WISH picture bedub77...some people go almost an entire life span without ever gazing at a Canadian Loon.....thank you.

That is the problem with this falls. The only way to get a real good look at he falls is to hike down river on slippery rocks and risk a fall.

Canadian National Railway (CNR) iron brodge over Pelican Lake. Hwy 72 crosses over the East end of this lake on it's way to the town of Sioux Lookout, the hub of Northern Ontario.and one of the best fishing and hunting paradise you you'll find in this part of the Canadian SHield bar none.

DO NOT attempt to drive up Sioux Mtn with a two wheel drive pickup. It was real scarywhen I did just that thirty-five years ago. In that time the road has probably been washed away by rain and snow melt. The hike will do you good.