June 2011

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Luxury in the wild: Misabi Adventure's signature sleeper.

PHOTO: KIM COWAN

Photo: Glamping with a four-poster bed.
 

JUNE 15, 2011

Glamping doubles this year

Glamping's second season in Temagami will double its first, says King of Glamping, Kim Cowan.

Misabi Adventure Company continues glamorous camping in solitude on Obabika Lake.

The standard package will mean a stay at a campsite for a week with day trips to aboriginal spiritual sites, old growth or a sweat lodge, escorted by Alex or Natasha Mathias of the Temagami First Nation. Obabika is their traditional family territory.

Misabi pioneered wilderness glamping in Canada. This summer it will add a Parry Sound glampsite and a Learn to Camp program.

RELATED STORY:   Glamping comes to Temagami

  VIDEO:    Inside look

  EXTERNAL WEBSITE:    Misabi Adventure

JUNE 8, 2011

Five arrests over cottage break-ins

OPP arrests five over multiple cottage break-ins between Powassan and Temagami, dating back to 2008.

  EXTERNAL LINK:    Nugget story 

 

JUNE 8, 2011

OPP's first patrol boat was in Temagami

The OPP launched its first patrol in 1949 on Lake Temagami. In May that boat was preserved in The OPP Museum in Orillia. FULL STORY

 

Photo: repaired washout on Rabbit Lake Road
 

JUNE 3, 2011

Rabbit Lake Road re-opens

A spring washout on Rabbit Lake Road is repaired sufficiently to allow road vehicles.

The washout, just west of Glasford Lake, disrupted access to the Ottawa-Temiskaming Highland and Grand Campment hiking trails. It did not hinder Rabbit Lake access.

MNR cautions that the short-term repair is not suitable for transports and other heavy vehicles.

 


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