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Fly-in Trips

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Fly-in Trips
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A fly-in canoe trip is an experience like no other. From the moment you climb into a DeHavilland "Beaver" or "Otter", or Cessna float plane ... to the silence when it flies out of sight after leaving you on a remote Canadian lake ... the start of your canoe trip will live in your memory for years. A fly-in trip gives you a grasp of the magnitude of the wilderness as it spreads out before you.
A fly-in, by nature, can get you into less traveled areas. For instance, the La Croix Ranger Station (fly-in) has about one-third the number of paddlers starting there as does the Prairie Portage Ranger Station (paddle-in). You can choose a 6-day trip with as few as only two camps, to a full 10 to 12- day trip taking you deep into the heart of Quetico Park. About half of our youth group parties opt for flying-out; the others are picked up at a remote landing on the U.S.-side for a van ride back to our base.
The fishing pressure is significantly reduced, so larger fish are regularly caught (and released). As a testament to the fishing quality, on a few lakes you might even catch a glimpse of a Canadian/Ojibway Indian fishing guide plying his ancestral trade. The Ontario government still allows their natives to guide from small boats versus paddled canoes.

HERE'S WHAT'S INCLUDED:

  • Private overnight bunk room the evening before your fly-in trip begins, as well as when the trip is over.

  • A float plane trip from our base to Canadian Customs, then on to Lac La Croix, Ontario.

  • A completely outfitted 7-day trip (or longer) into Canada's Quetico Park as listed in this booklet.

  • Van transportation back to our base from several US/BWCA exit points.

(A fly-out option is also available.)

 

HERE'S WHAT IT COSTS FOR 2007
PER 8-PERSON GROUP:

This package trip is only available to non-profit youth groups of eight persons each, with no more than 4 adults (18 years of age and older) per group

For a 7-day trip:

  • With arrival at our base on Fri, Sat, or Sun: $4800
                     (equals $600 per person in groups of 8)

  • With arrival at our base on Mon, Tue, Wed, or Thur: $4400
                     (equals $550 per person person in groups of 8)

  • Each additional day is billed at: $ 240
                     (equals $30 per person in groups of 8)

If a fly-out option is desired versus van pick-up, add: $1600
(equals $ 200 per person in groups of 8)

Return fare includes US Customs Port Tax and
Canadian Goods & Services and Provincial Sales Taxes)

HERE'S HOW TO RESERVE:

Follow our regular non-profit youth group reservation procedures as outlined in our Leader's Guide To High Adventure Canoe Trips, but be sure to advise us by phone as well as making a written notation on the reservation form that you want our "Boy Scout Fly-in Package".
Reservations, deposits, and rosters must be in our hands before April 1st, 2007.

North Country Canoe Outfitters
 is not associated in any way with the National Council, Boy Scouts of America
nor have we received any endorsement from them.



North Country Canoe Outfitters


474   Kawishiwi  Trail
Ely,  Minnesota   55731
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