Eagle-Dogtooth Provincial Park

Eagle-Dogtooth Provincial Park is a large backcountry water-and-forest landscape in northwestern Ontario, spread across interconnected lakes and streams between Eagle and Dogtooth lakes. Set within the Winnipeg River basin and a transition between Great Lakes–St. Lawrence and boreal forest regions, it contains moraines, wetlands, pine ecosystems, and varied forest cover. Fires in 1974 and 1980 reshaped parts of the park, leaving exposed bedrock and younger jack pine, birch, and aspen alongside older white and red pine. With limited facilities, it supports fishing, hunting, boating, canoeing, camping, and winter travel, while also holding scientific value through part of Ontario’s Experimental Lakes Area.

Ontario · Canada