Lake Kipawa Information, Two Moon Outpost Lodge

Lake Kipawa Information, Two Moon Outpost Lodge, Laniel, Quebec Canada

Rustic Cabin Accommodation

Fishing Packages

Hunting Packages

Lake Kipawa Info

Family Adventure Activities

About Your Hosts

Lake Kipawa, a sportsman's paradise

Lake Kipawa, Quebec

Imagine a lake with close to two thousand kilometres of shoreline, countless islands and connecting bays, rugged rock shores, towering pines and clear, clean water. Lake Kipawa has a long history as a sportsman destination, but is still an unknown gem to many. Similar in landscape to the Temagami region of Ontario, Kipawa has been spared from development and remains a very wild environment. There are few private cottages on the lake, and a number of outfitters. A moratorium prevents the sale and development of land on the lake. A new national park, Reserve Opemikan, is proposed for the region, to further protect its shores.

Lake Kipawa Facts

1600 km of shoreline
Fish Species: Lake Trout, Walleye, Northern Pike, Whitefish
2 municipalities: Kipawa and Laniel, 50 km apart
80 km from Northwest end to Southeast end
Widest open water: 8 km
Maximum depth: 300 ft, average depth 55 ft
Geology: Canadian Shield granite with intrusions of igneous rock
Forest species: White pine, red pine, white spruce, black spruce, cedar, white birch

Did you know...

Lake Kipawa is part of a thousand year old network of canoe trails that connects the Temagami Region to the Ottawa Valley.

Ask us about our canoe trips!

The Wilderness Adventure Lodge 705-444-7804