Quetico West Canoe Map – Durable Waterproof Cloth Map

The central-western interior of Quetico is anchored by the lake the park is named for — Quetico Lake — and the Beaverhouse corridor that runs through Ontario's wild heart. This is quieter Quetico: fewer cross-border paddlers than the south, more open water, and the kind of trip where you might go two days without seeing another canoe. Entry is typically through the Quetico Lake chain (EP 32) or the Maligne River watershed (EPs 41–44).

Note: True North Quetico Maps do not include campsite data. Ontario Parks does not formally designate campsites in Quetico Provincial Park — you choose your own site. See FAQ for details.

Ranger Stations on this map: Beaverhouse · Lac La Croix

Entry Points: EP 22 – Sue Falls EP 31 – Cirrus Lake EP 32 – Quetico Lake EP 41 – Threemile Lake EP 42 – Maligne River EP 43 – McAree Lake EP 44 – Bottle River

From the Field Guide: What Makes a Good Canoe Country Map · Navigating Portages · Loop vs. Basecamp Routes