Woodland Caribou Wilderness Park

Woodland caribou

Immature Bald Eagle

Woodland Caribou - Centre Arm of Kilburn

    Woodland Caribou Wilderness Provincial Park - located in Northwest Ontario's Sunset Country, covers over 450 000 hectares from Red Lake in the east to the Manitoba border in the west.  Rowdy Lake in the south to Musclow Lake in the north. Home to one of the largest herds of  caribou south of Hudson Bay, this rugged arctic watershed, once traveled by fur traders, has abundant wildlife, ancient pictographs, and lakes and streams seldom traveled,  rarely fished. 

Black Bear Swimming

Sydney and Kilburn lakes are located in the south.  Wildlife abounds here and multiple sightings of a variety of species are common.

Park sign at the entrance to Kilburn Lake