Facilities
Activities
Please note: Availability of some facilities and activities may be restricted to specific areas of the park, may be ecologically dependent, or may be seasonally weather dependent.
General Information
Regional Health Unit for this Park: Northwestern Health Unit
Phone:
807-727-1329
Size: 8873.00 ha
Year established: 2011
Park Classification: Unclassified
Address:
227 Howey Street
Box 5003
Red Lake, ON
P0V 2M0
What You'll Like:
The geographic and landform characteristics of this area are unique. A series of parallel glacial ridges that stretch out into Pringle and Nungesser Lakes, known as a De Greer Moraine and, as ‘Backbone of the Land’ to the Pikangikum people, is a provincially significant life science feature. The watershed divide between the Berens and English River watersheds runs through Sahkeesuhkuh Weesuhkaheegahn. From Pringle Lake, waters flow northwards into the Berens watershed; from Nungesser Lake, waters flow southwards into the English River watershed. Indigenous people conduct various traditional activities on this land for livelihood and cultural purposes.
Location: In the southern portion of the Whitefeather Forest, extending northward from the shores of Nungesser Lake.
Park Facilities: There are no visitor facilities available.