CURRENT: AS OF JUNE 4TH, THE SPANISH RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK IS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC. THIS IS DUE TO A WILDFIRE IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA. WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT ANY SHUTTLE REQUESTS FOR JUNE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. IF YOU HAVE ALREADY BOOKED A TRIP IN JUNE, PLEASE CHECK YOUR EMAILS FOR YOUR RECEIPT OF YOUR DEPOSIT REFUNDED WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS. STAY SAFE!

UPDATE MAY: Sudbury Via Rail #85, #86 Train routes are now running the baggage cars again. Repairs to the baggage cars are still needed and will be scheduled later.  Train customers will be notified when this happens. Happy Paddling!

The Spanish River and Biscotasi Lake are favourites for backcountry canoeing. Its rugged landscape, towering pines, variety of whitewater, a chance to include road or train access options, and choice of routes make it a popular trip.

The Spanish River offers paddling for canoeists of intermediate skill level, with Class I and II rapids, lots of swifts, and moving water. Take the East Branch of the river for whitewater fun or take the train to Biscotasing to start your trip on the wilder, West Branch of the river.

Stay on huge island-studded Biscotasi Lake for flatwater paddling and great fishing.

It is a historic route of the Ojibwe, 18th century fur traders and turn of the century Forest Ranger Archie Belaney, known later as Grey Owl.