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National park in Ontario, Canada
Photo: Robert F. Beltran of United States Environmental Protection Agency, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Pukaskwa National Park (PUH|kə|saw) is a national park just south of Marathon in the northern parts of Ontario.
By car or bicycle
Follow TransCanada Highway 17 to Highway 627. Take Highway 627 15 km to Pukaskwa National Park and the Hattie Cove Campground and Day Use Area.
By plane
Several major airlines, including Air Canada, Porter, and WestJet, provide service to Thunder Bay (YQT) and Sault Ste Marie (YAM).
By bus
Ontario Northland offers bus service to Marathon. Taxi service is available from Marathon to Pukaskwa.
By canoe or kayak
Paddling into Pukaskwa’s Hattie Cove can be tricky - it’s easy to paddle by without seeing the protected cove. Be sure to landmark carefully when paddling this stretch.
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Sault Ste Marie · Regional · YAM
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