Leslie M. Frost Natural Resources Centre Boat Ramp
Leslie M. Frost Natural Resources Centre Boat Ramp
The Leslie M. Frost Natural Resources Centre Boat Ramp sits on St. Nora Lake at 20130 Highway 35, on the grounds of the former Frost Centre property south of Dorset in Algonquin Highlands.
The launch features a concrete slab surface, making it a reliable put-in point for boaters and paddlers accessing the lake. St.
Nora Lake is the starting point for two popular canoe routes — the 22-kilometre Sherborne Loop and the shorter Wren Route — both of which begin here before crossing the lake toward portages leading to Sherbrooke Lake and beyond.
The surrounding area offers a mix of open water, fishing, and cottage shoreline.
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