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Smooth waters run deep

Discover the smooth waters of Lady Evelyn Smoothwater Provincial Park when you book flights to Timmins.

The strange name of this park comes from its main river and lake. You can canoe through both these bodies of water while you’re visiting the Lady.

While aboard your canoe, paddle past the Aurora Trout Lakes. Now a reserve for the rare aurora trout, Whitepine and Whirligig Lakes give visitors a glimpse of the park’s conservation efforts. Though fishing is prohibited, you’re sure to get hooked on the paddling and portaging on this route.

If you’ve packed your swimsuit on your flight to Timmins, you’ll find suitable spots for swimming all over Lady Evelyn Smoothwater Provincial Park. Whether you want to wade in shallow waters, or seek out a deeper dip, you’re sure to find a lake you like.

If you’re on the Lady Evelyn River, you’ll be able to see the remains of a 1990s forest fire from the water. The landscape was changed by the charring, adding a distinct character to the shores. Along the way, you’ll also pass through lakes that predate the blaze by millennia, including Katherine Lake and Florence Lake.

For a scenic hike after your flight to Timmins, there are a number of hiking paths that cut across Lady Evelyn Smoothwater Provincial Park. Make your way to the Maple Mountain Trail, for one of the best backcountry treks in Temagami. Ascend 640 metres above sea level along this trail, for sweeping views of the park below.

From this incredible height, it’s easy to see why Lady Evelyn Smoothwater Provincial Park is worth booking flights to Timmins.

A novel piece of nature

Venture into Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park for an amazing outdoor adventure when your flight to Timmins touches ground.

After making the drive out to the park, dive right into Ivanhoe Lake. The beach is long and sandy and leads into shallow, warm waters. Whether you’re planning on jumping in, or just dipping in a toe, you’re sure to make a splash in this provincial park when you fly to Timmins.

Enjoy Ivanhoe’s other water activities with a paddle through the park’s smaller lakes. From the waters of Saw and Teck Lakes, you’re sure to get a look at the local wildlife. Be prepared at any time to snap photos of eagles as they fly by and moose as they mosey through vegetation.

Take to the swift Ivanhoe River for a faster path through the park. Waterfowl can almost always be found in and around these waters, enjoying the same coursing current as canoers.

The unique landscape of Ivanhoe Lake is partially responsible for its popularity with birds. Eskers and kettle lakes left behind from the last ice age are just some of the glacier formations found in Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park. Take the Quaking Bog Trail for a mostly flat hike to explore the park.

For a more difficult hike, head over to the Esker Trail. This 8 km trail will take you past ambling wildlife, kettle lakes, and up to the height of the treetops. Marvel at the view of Ivanhoe Lake from this glacier-formed path.

When all the hiking has you tuckered out, take a break at one of the park’s campsites. From secluded spots to lakeside retreats, you’ll find the perfect spot to set up your tent.

Your outdoor adventure awaits at Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park when you book flights to Timmins.