Wabakimi Map

1,059 km of mapped canoe routes · 1 access point · 3 routes

Wabakimi Provincial Park is the second largest provincial park in Ontario, on the Canadian Shield in the boreal forest. Paddlers reach the park by train, floatplane or canoe.

Surveyed rapids, falls, portages and campsites appear as you zoom in. Positions are for planning, not navigation.

Getting into Wabakimi

Ontario Parks publishes no access point positions for Wabakimi. Canoe entry points start from the towns of Armstrong and Savant Lake.

Access pointDetails
Little Caribou Lake (not on the map)Caribou Lake Road from Armstrong

Not on the map: Little Caribou Lake (no position published). Source: Ontario Parks

Before you go

Wabakimi canoe routes

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this Wabakimi map show?

The park boundary, the 1,059 km of canoe routes Ontario's trail network maps in the park, and the 2 river routes CanoeMap has drawn. Zoom in for rapids and falls from surveyed sources.

How do you get to Wabakimi?

By VIA Rail to Armstrong or Savant Lake, by floatplane from either town, or by canoe from roads near them. Little Caribou Lake is reached by Caribou Lake Road from Armstrong.

Can I navigate with this map?

No. It is for planning. Conditions change with water level and season; verify locally before you paddle.

Where this map comes from

All sources and licences

Conditions change with water level and season. Positions are for planning, not navigation. Verify locally before you paddle. Terms of use