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The beautiful and wild Pukaskwa National Park is located in northern Ontario, Canada and protects some of the longest undeveloped shoreline on the Great Lakes. The park is a mix of boreal forest, marshland, and coastline of Lake Superior and covers 725 square miles. Highlights of the park include the Coastal Hiking Trail and two suspension bridges, one across the Willow River and the other across the White River. Weather at Pukaskwa National Park varies greatly throughout the year and even throughout the day. Be prepared for shifts in weather at any time, and bring rain gear and warm clothes in case of a sudden change. Hiking, enjoying the beach, and kayaking are favorite activities for visitors of the park. Hike down to Horseshoe Beach during the summer to explore the dunes and sandy shores. Pukaskwa National Park is also home to the Coastal Paddling Route, which is a multi day backcountry paddling adventure for those who want to experience the pristine wilderness along Lake Superior. And the Anishinaabe camp inside the park is not to be missed. Visitors can learn from interpreters about the culture, history, and traditions of the Anishinaabek people. Pukaskwa National Park is fairly remote. The town of Marathon is 3 miles away, while the park is a 3.5 hour drive from Thunder Bay and a 5 hour drive from Sault Ste. Marie. The park is open from late spring to fall and facilities are closed November to May.

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Weather
  • Spring 13-56 F
  • Summer 44-69 F
  • Fall 24-63 F
  • Winter 0-25 F
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Park Info
  • Adult: $6.25
  • Children Under 17: $0
  • Senior: $5.25
  • Family/Group: $12.75

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Pukaskwa National Park  Hiking Trails

Pukaskwa National Park Hiking Trails

From easy boardwalks to strenuous backcountry trails, Pukaskwa National Park has miles of hiking and cycling trails for visitors to enjoy along the northeast shore of Lake Superior. Be prepared for quick changes in weather and pack a jacket, even in summer!

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Things to do Outside Pukaskwa National Park

Things to do Outside Pukaskwa National Park

Pukaskwa National Park isn’t the only great park in this area. Visit the other nearby parks such as the Lagoon Country Park and Lake Superior Provincial Park for more fantastic trails to explore. The town of Marathon is near the park and has shopping, dining, gas, and accommodations. Visit the rocky Pebble Beach or stop by the boat launch to spend the day out on the water. You can also hike some of the local trails like Hawks Ridge Trail or Voyageur Trail.

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RV Resorts & Campsites near Pukaskwa National Park

Hattie Cove Campground. Pukaskwa National Park has one campground within the boundaries available for Rv camping. Hattie Cove Campground has 67 campsites that are available on a first-come-first-serve basis. The campground is located in the northern part of the park and has two loops of campsites. The south loop is a mix of electric and dry camping sites, while the northern loop is dry camping only. There are also showers and toilets in the campground and a dump station is down the road.

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Find the Best Dumpstations Near Pukaskwa National Park

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How to get to Pukaskwa National Park

How to get to Pukaskwa National Park

From Sault Sainte Marie Port of Entry in Upper Michigan, follow the Trans-Canada Hwy/ON-17 N to ON-627 S. Continue on ON-627 S to New Pukaskwa Rd and the national park.