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The southern Quetico corridor is the busiest cross-border zone in the park — and for good reason. Agnes Lake, Basswood Lake, and the Cache Bay / Prairie Portage crossing form the classic gateway for paddlers coming north from the BWCA. From here, Kawnipi Lake opens up to the north: a massive lake with dramatic clifftop camping and a genuinely remote feel within just a day or two of the border. If this is your first Quetico trip, you're likely starting here.
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: Cache Bay · Prairie Portage
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