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Fort Frances

Just over the US-Canada border from International Falls on the shores of the Rainy River, Fort Frances is the gateway to Northwest Ontario. It is a large town (pop. 8,300), offering a wide variety of accommodations and recreational activities. For the paddler, Fort Frances is the last major stop West of Quetico Park. Paddlers should be aware, though, that it is located on the opposite side of Rainy Lake from Quetico and does not have a Quetico Ranger station, so it is better as a stopover en route to the Park than as the launching point for your canoe trip. It is, however, conveniently located for canoeists headed to many of Western Ontario’s rivers and streams.

Related Links:
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> Town of Fort Frances

> Fort Frances Chamber
of Commerce

> Fort Frances Tourism


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EXPLORE FORT FRANCES:
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Outfitters & Guides

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Restaurants

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Fly-in Service

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Lodging

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Sight-seeing & Events



CANOEING NEAR FORT FRANCES:

Quetico Provincial Park

La Verendrye Provincial Park







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