F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area Statistics
What are the activities at F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area ?
Hiking
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Why choose a trail at F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area?
The F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area is a protected area in Ontario, Canada. It was established in 1987 and covers an area of . The wilderness area is named after F. W. R. Dickson, who was the Minister of Lands and Forests from 1971 to 1975.
The F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area is located in the central part of the province, east of Algonquin Park and north of Lake Simcoe. It is a rugged and remote area, with forests, lakes, and rivers. The wilderness area is home to black bears, moose, deer, wolves, and other wildlife. There are no roads or trails in the area, so visitors must hike or canoe to get around.
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What are the coordinates and address of F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area?
Starting Point
The trails at the F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area in Ontario can be accessed from Highway 17, which is located north of the town of Marathon.
Why visit F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area
The F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area is a beautiful and remote area in Ontario that offers visitors plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation. The area is known for its rugged cliffs, pristine lakes, and dense forests, and it provides hikers, campers, and paddlers with plenty of solitude and natural beauty. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including black bears, moose, and deer.
Is F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area in Ontario a good place for the whole family?
There is no definitive answer to this question as the F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area is a large, undeveloped area with no specific amenities or activities tailored to families. That said, it could be a good place for families to explore if they are interested in hiking, camping, and enjoying nature.
Things not to be missed
The best activities near F. W. R. Dickson Wilderness Area in Ontario are hiking, camping, and fishing.
-Hiking the trails in the park
-Canoeing and kayaking on the river
-Fishing for trout
-Bird watching
Where to eat?
1. The Blue Elephant Thai Restaurant - 952 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M6H 1L6
2. Pizzeria Libretto - 221 Ossington Avenue, Toronto, ON M6J 2Z8
3. Burger's Priest - multiple locations
4. Banh Mi Boys - multiple locations
5. Kinton Ramen - 181 Baldwin Street, Toronto, ON M5T 1M7
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