Algoma Headwaters

Algoma Headwaters Provincial Park, established in 2011, is one of Ontario's largest parks at approximately 10,000 square kilometers, protecting the headwaters of five major river systems including the Michipicoten, Magpie, and White Rivers. This vast wilderness area in northeastern Ontario encompasses boreal forests, wetlands, and countless lakes and rivers that flow into Lake Superior. The park was created to protect critical watershed functions, caribou habitat, and intact wilderness ecosystems. Despite its enormous size, the park remains largely undeveloped, offering adventurous visitors an authentic wilderness experience in one of Ontario's most remote regions.