Kag Trail
City: MattawaLength: 2.5 kmRegion: Northeastern Ontario
Kag Trail
Overview
Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park
The Kag Trail passes through a natural pure stand of red pine.
Native peoples sometimes gathered the edible inner bark and seeds of this and other pines.
As you explore the Kag woodlands, imagine you are back in time, so awaken your senses, and look for signs of forest creatures and listen for their voices.
This trail has some steep cliffs and is therefore recommended for experienced hikers.
The trail takes its name from the Ojibway language, meaning 'porcupine'.
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