Porridge Lake Trail
City: Elliot LakeLength: 1.5 kmRegion: Sault Ste. Marie - Algoma Country
Red Briffet Memorial Trail
Overview
The Red Briffet Trail begins at Spine Road Beach and follows the Spine Road Ski Trail.
Experienced hikers can continue to High Falls, where you can find scenic vistas.
The climb to the point is more rugged, but offers many great views.
You can fish or picnic at the main stop, Quimby Falls, along the way.
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