Pages 1 to 3:
Introduction and History
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4 to 6: Maps
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7 to 11: North West River and Grand Lake
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12: Naskaupi River
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13 to 14: Red Wine River
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15: Red Wine Valley
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16 to 18: Highlands
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19: Hubbard Monument
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24: Visitors to monument.
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26 to 28: Evacuation from monument
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29 to 31:
Innu Portage
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32 to 33:
Useful information for canoeists and hikers
Part 2: Climbing the Innu Portage
The first six kilometres is shown by the blue dots on map below. With a light pack, it can be hiked in one day. You can camp for the night near where it enters the First-Lake-In and return the next day.
To
the left below is the beginning of Innu Portage on the edge of the Naskaupi
River. Within a few hundred metres you come to the beginning of the
400-metre climb (picture to the right) over which countless moccassined
feet had passed for hundreds and possibly thousands of years. (Go
to Page 30)