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2009 Photo Contest Winners Announced! |
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The winners of the 2009 Lake Superior Provincial Park photo contest have been picked. We would like to thank all those who took the time to send in their favourite pictures from their visits to the park. The judges enjoyed looking at the photos and it has got them looking forward to getting out in the park this summer.
The winning photos capture the essence of Lake Superior Provincial Park: the wild shore as seen on the Coastal Hiking Trail; the joy and excitement of swimming in the biggest lake in the world; finding a quiet place to be on your own; seeing the largest animal in the park – the moose; and ending the day with a sunset at Agawa Bay.
The winners will be notified of their prizes by email or postal mail. The winning pictures and many others from the contest will be used on this home page of the Friends of Lake Superior Park website.
There will be a photo contest for 2010. Check the park’s summer newspaper; this website; and our blog (lakesuperiorpp.wordpress.com) for more information. We encourage everyone to enter digital images – it makes it easier for us to manage the entries for the contest.
The winners are……………..
You can view the winners here!
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Niij Newsletter Winter 2008/09 |
This is the most recent installment of the Friends of Lake Superior Park newsletter.
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 Over the last year we have been developing new maps of the park, based on the most up-to-date GIS information available. We have investigated the possibility of using google maps and other map services as well. While we are working on the improved maps we are making this map of park available to help you plan your visit to the park (and don't forget the canoe route maps ).
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 Lake Superior Provincial Park is a 1, 600 square kilometre park located along Highway 17. The southern boundary of the park is 130 km (a 90 minute drive) northwest of Sault Ste Marie, Ontario and the northern boundary is only 15 km (a 10 minute drive) south of Wawa, Ontario.
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 We offer a broad range of services, including maps, camp sites, the Visitor Center, and many others. Most services and facilities only operate from spring until the fall. The most commonly requested fees and services can be found here. |
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