Ottawa Valley ATV Club Trails
City: CalabogieLength: 690.0 kmRegion: Ottawa and Countryside
Madawaska River
Overview
This route takes you along a picturesque section of the Madawaska River, passing by cottages, sections of undeveloped shoreline, and the hamlets of Springtown and Burnstown.
The Madawaska River originates in Algonquin Park flowing hundreds of kilometres until it reaches the Ottawa River. While paddling keep an eye out for King Fishers, Great Blue Herons and other wildlife. The natural flow of the river (towards Burnstown) is such that little strenuous effort is required.
However, if you decide to retrace your route, it is recommended you time it during "non-peak" demand for electricity.
The current will increase...
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