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	ValleyExplore.com - Driving Tour Guide - The Historic Opeongo Line
		In the time when rivers were the highways of trade and commerce, those making the trek up the Bonnechere River from the mighty Ottawa used Farrell's Landing (a few kilometres up-river) and the village of Castleford as jumping-off points to the interior.
		River water, held back by a dam at the head of the chute would be released, carrying the precious logs down the wooden slide to calmer waters below.
		At the intersection of Foymount Rd 512 and Opeongo Rd in Brudenell, proceed west on Opeongo Rd towards Hopefield.
	www.valleyexplore.com /drive/opeongoline.htm (2287 words)

	The Crow River, Algonquin Park, Trip Report
		The portage from Opeongo to Proulx is an easy one which facilitates looking around as gear is carried.
		The ebony and river jewelwings were especially plentiful, and as ususal their slow fluttery flight and the beauty of their fl wings and iridescent blue bodies captivated us.
		Opeongo Lake's waves were too big for us to tackle, so we made camp there and waited for the morning to leave the Park.
	www.jgwhyte.com /Crow.htm (1515 words)

	Welcome to the Makers of Documentary Videos of Canadian Wilderness Rivers - Madawaska and Opeongo Rivers.
		Madawaska is a very well known river in Ontario, and probably the most used whitewater river for open canoes.
		The characters of rapids and their level of difficulty is often determined by the closing or opening of upper or lower dams in combination with rain.
		The Opeongo River is a small river stretching 30 km from Shall Lake just inside Algonquin out to the river's confluence with the Madawaska.
	www.wildernessbound.com /madawaska.html (240 words)

	Algonquin Park 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Crow river and the lakes it passes through are the highlights.
		Although Opeongo was a tad rough and windy, it only took us 4 hours to get the first portage on the north arm of Opeongo.
		On the Crow river we spotted a moose and her calf feeding, although all we could see were the heads sticking out of the water.
	www.cs.ubc.ca /~shelmer/Ontario/Algonquin/August03/Algon03.html (423 words)

	Who Are and What is The Bonnechere River Watershed Project?
		The Bonnechere River Watershed Project is an incorporated, not-for-profit organization that is managed by a 10 member volunteer Board of Directors.
		Along its length, the river’s character changes from cold and clear to warm and turbid as it flows from its forested, rocky source to open farm land with more erodable clay soils, human settlement and scattered woodlots.
		Applying a watershed approach to sustaining the Bonnechere River system is essential because everything along it is interconnected and events that occur in one place may affect other areas.
	www.bonnechereriver.ca /whoweare.htm (534 words)

	Up the Opeongo Line and Beyond
		Nearby is the First Chute of the Bonnechere River, the first major obstacle to water passage into the heart of the Valley.
		A bustling town of Scottish origins, this town became the industrial and commercial hub of south western Renfrew County- its growth stimulated and assured by the construction of the Opeongo Road.
		In the 1800's this village, at the junction of the Opeongo and Peterson Settlement Roads, boasted a population of 200, three stopping places, a racetrack, three stores and two flsmiths.
	www.rootsandrivers.ca /html_e/tours/ope_e.php (996 words)

	Kayaking Algonquin Park, Lake Opeongo, Ontario
		Between Georgian Bay and the Ottawa River on the southern edge of the Canadian Shield is world famous Algonquin Park covering an area of over 7700 Square kilometres.
		Lake Opeongo is located on the east side of the park and is shaped into four large areas, the North arm, South arm, East arm and Annie Bay.
		It's coastline is virtually endless as it winds its way in and out of bays that encourage exploration and offers some of the best shore line camping sites in the province, many of which are smooth granite outcrops that gradually slope into the water.
	www.outforadventure.com /kayak_Algonquin.htm (294 words)

	OC@YU - Catherine's Tale
		It was a long ride down the river but finally they got to the shore.
		After losing two canoes down the river, the rest of the group decided to line or portage.
		David said the river was higher than he had ever seen it.
	www.yorku.ca /yuoc/Tales/catherine.html (786 words)

	Bonnechere Valley Township and the History of The Opeongo Line
		The original thought behind The Opeongo Line is said to have had something to do with military defense against the United States.
		The Opeongo Line was fortunate enough to be more than a settlement road.
		The word "Opeongo" probably means "sandy at the narrows" and comes from the Algonquin term "Ope au wingauk".
	www.bonnecherevalleytwp.com /ohistory.html (393 words)

	Web Page Visitors' Favorite Algonquin Park Canoe Routes
		River part is great and a few of the small portages can be beat by walking the canoe upriver (mostly small rapids).
		Oxtongue River is nice flatwater canoe route along the highway 60, suprisingly not frequented.
		Crow river is nice but there is only one campsite on the river so plan accordingly.
	sky.prohosting.com /mansterg/ap/favrouts.html (4937 words)

	Amazon.com: "Lake Opeongo": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Accompanied by Michael Cullen, a photographer friend, I drove to the Lake Opeongo access point (4 miles [6 km] north of Highway 60), and met John and Noel, who were waiting inside the...
		Materials and methods Data were collected from the population of smallmouth bass in Lake Opeongo, in the south eastern region of Algonquin Park, Ontario.
		Lake Opeongo, Ontario, inhabited by lake trout, and Moosehead Lake, Maine, inhabited by brook trout and lake trout, are examples.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Lake-Opeongo (545 words)

	Girl Guides of Canada, Da Hon Neh Area - Opeongo Division (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Opeongo Division, the most northern Division of Da Hon Neh Area, borders the beautiful Ottawa River.
		Opeongo Division starts in the east at Beachburg/Westmeath, extends west to Deep River and curves south to Round Lake Centre.
		Deep River District - includes the villages of Chalk River, Point Alexander and Rolphton and town of Deep River.
	www.dahonnehgirlguides.on.ca /divisions/opeongo.html (236 words)

	(GCGP1H) Lake Lavielle Cache by Treasurehuntment
		In order to place the cache, we took a water taxi from the Opeongo Store to the Proulx lake portage on Lake Opeongo.
		We entered via the water taxi on the north arm of opeongo and paddled into big crow for 2 nights before passing through Lavielle and out via the water taxi again on the east arm of opeongo.
		river from our site and the morning started off with the skies threatening rain.
	www.geocaching.com /seek/cache_details.aspx?wp=GCGP1H (766 words)

	ValleyExplore.com - Walking Trail Guide - Opeongo Road - Lake Clear
		There are sweeping views of the Bonnechere Valley and Madawaska Highlands, and Eastern Bluebirds if lucky, as you wind your way towards and along the historic Opeongo Road.
		Follow Hwy 41 south from Eganville for 20 km and turn right onto the Opeongo Rd. Drive along the Opeongo Rd (Cty Rd 64) for 17 km, through Esmonde and Clontarf, until you come to St John's Lutheran Church on the right.
		Walk down the Opeongo Rd and turn left up Baptist Church Rd, which is signposted for the church and a historic fence.
	valleyexplore.com /walk/madawaska/opeongo.htm (295 words)

	Amazon.com: "Opeongo Road": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		39); the pond on the south side of the highway at KM 40.8; the pond opposite the turn for the Opeongo Road (KM 46.
		But until it has been ruined by redevelopment, the Opeongo Road will continue to offer a glimpse of another era.
		I was driving south on the Opeongo Road when...
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Opeongo-Road (572 words)

	Valley Ventures for outfitting, accommodations and canoe trips near Deep River, Ontario, Canada
		Valley Ventures was established in 1971 as an outfitting business serving the Upper Ottawa Valley and locations such as the Dumoine, Noire, Coulonge, Barron, Petawawa and Mattawa Rivers as well as Algonquin Park with Achray, Brent, Wendigo and Kiosk as our access points.
		From the west (North Bay), we are on the South side of Highway 17 about 14 kilometers east of Rolphton or the turn to Swisha (Rapides des Joachims).
		From the east (Pembroke), we are located on the west edge of Deep River about 3 kilometers west of the Canadian Tire Store.
	www.magma.ca /~vent (655 words)

	Algonquin Park Maps - Algonquin Barron/Achray Page
		The dominant feature of this popular area on the east side of Algonquin Park is the 100-metre deep Barron Canyon, which you can view from above at a great viewpoint, or below while paddling the River.
		But there are other great attractions too, including High Falls, Brigham Chutes, the Barron River, old log drive relics and much more, all detailed on our 1:40,000 scale map.
		The back side includes, as always, colour photos of the area and text about local flora and fauna, suggested routes, safety concerns and contact info.
	www.chrismar.com /P05zALBARRON.htm (166 words)

	Muskoka Adventure
		Discover the interior of Algonquin provincial park and paddle scenic sections of the Opeongo river.
		Paddle and portage the west section of the park to pristine interior lakes, creeks and rivers.
		We paddle the Severn River, multiple creeks, marshlands and remote lakes.
	www.oakwoodmotel.com /canoe.htm (745 words)

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		Superior: Sand River to TransCanada, Entire (N&S) Coastal trail: Solo, 8 days.
		Quebec: Full length of Coulonge River with side trips: Solo, 12 days.
		Ontario: Spanish River: Biscotasing-Agnew: 5 people, 8 days.
	members.porchlight.ca /aferg/experience.html (453 words)

	Algonquin Seasons by Natural Light Photography
		We have listed 18 Algonquin areas of travel with some of the noteable lakes and rivers.
		Be sure to read my Pre-Screening Document on the ancient canoe route from Lake Temiskaming to James Bay and visit the Larder River page.
		Elaine and I live in the new City of Ottawa, in a tiny village in West Carleton.
	markoehring.tripod.com (312 words)

	Camping trips - Booth via Opeongo River
		Main Shall Lake Booth Lake via Opeongo Shall Lake II Barron Canyon Rock Lake Cottage Rockies
		Went to Opeongo and Booth Lake for the May long weekend of 2005.
		I wish we'd had his help to portage the canoes...
	www.doe.carleton.ca /~aturnbul/camping/opeongo.php (49 words)

	Algonkin Fly Fishers: Promoting Fly Fishing in the Ottawa Valley - Members Picture Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Opeongo River: Lew Ricker fly fishing in Algonquin park
		This is what happens when you close a car door on your fly rod.....
		Aishishik River, Yukon: Paul Ricker with a rainbow trout
	www.algonkinflyfishers.com /memberpictures.html (163 words)

	Algonquin Canoe Trip Details
		Depart from south end of lake and travel north to campsite located between the north and east arm of Opeongo
		Travel down through the Opeongo River and over a series of portages.
		This day will be spent exploring the area around camp, and taking a well deserved lounge in the hammocks.
	www.lunaticadventures.com /Algonquin6Day.html (378 words)

	Algonquin Adventures - Canoe Trip Log Inventory
		Ted Strolenberg's "Opeongo, Proulx, Hogan and Happy Isle Lakes Loop" trip-log.
		(11.14)There and back - 8 days - paddling the length of Opeongo and portaging to 4 nights on Proulx Lake and then back for 3 nights on Opeongo's south arm, Markus Rubino's "Lake Opeongo September 3rd -10th, 2005" trip.
		Animoosh, Dickson to Opeongo Lake - Ken Born's "Farm - McKaskill - Dickson - Opeongo Trip (May 2001)".
	www.algonquinadventures.com /triplogs/indexb.htm (4898 words)

	Barkwick Camp \| Walleye, Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass, Lake Trout, Brook Trout, Perch, Smallmouth Bass, ...
		Barkwick Camp is located where the Opeongo and Madawaska Rivers join with boating access to Bark Lake.
		It is set amidst acres of secluded Crown Land.
		Cottages and cabins are along the shoreline of the Opeongo River with grass frontage, sandy shore and open water access to Bark Lake.
	www.internetsportshow.com /fishing/fishing218.htm (330 words)

	Ontario East Resorts and Lodges
		Additional buildings are open to the lawn, docks or gardens and many rooms provide a fireplace or Jacuzzi.
		Fine or casual dining is served in 2 river view restaurants, The Main Dining Room and Muskie Jake’s Tap and Grill.
		Welcome to the Secret Garden Bed and Breakfast, Built in 1888, this historically designated house has interesting stained glass windows, ornate woodwork and antique fireplaces.
	www.resortsandlodges.com /lodging/canada/ontario/ontario-east.html (769 words)

	Red Deer Lodge and Campground Ontario Resort Algonquin Park Madawaska River
		Nearest Lake/ River/ Body of Water: Madawaska River
		Safe, clean sand beach; Moore's Falls 1 km upriver.
		Explore the Madawaska and Opeongo Rivers and Bark Lake.
	www.holidayjunction.com /canada/on/con0050.html (113 words)

	Adventure Sports Links in Ontario
		Avon Trail - The Avon Trail winds for 100 kilometers from St. Marys, Ontario to Conestogo, Ontario, and forms a link between the Thames Valley and Grand River trail systems.
		Cataraqui Trail - In Ontario is a 104 kilometre, four-season shared-use recreational trail, extending from Strathcona to Smiths Falls and is part of the Trans Canada trail system.
		Located in the heart of Eastern Ontario, the Rideau is a series of beautiful lakes and rivers connected by canals.
	www.out-there.com /on_spt.htm (731 words)

	Guides, Instructors, Outfitters & Lodges in Algonquin Provincial Park
		Harbourfront Canoe and Kayak School: 283A Queens Quay West, Toronto ~ Canoeing, Kayaking, Hiking, Dog Sledding, Winter Camping, XC Skiing, Rock Climbing ~ Temigami, Algonquin, Georgian Bay, Killarney Provincial Park, French River, Missinabi, Sturgeon River, Mcrea Lake, Killbear Prov.
		Northern Wilderness Outfitters: PO Box 89, South River ~ Canoeing ~ Algonquin Provincial Park ~ Outfitters (705-386-0466 or 474-3272)
		Opeongo Outfitters: Box 123, Whitney ~ Canoeing, Kayaking ~ Algonquin Park ~ Outfitters (613-637-5470)
	www.out-there.com /algo/guides.htm (932 words)

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