We drove 1566 km. Our route took us north on highway 11 to the Lake Temagami area where we stayed at two provincial parks, Marten River and Finlayson Point. We saw a replica logging camp at Marten River.
We also stayed at Kettle Lakes Provincial Park. The parks are very nice, with nature trails and bike paths. The fall colour change was well underway. We visited Cobalt, a Parks Canada National Historic Site. The mining attractions and exhibits were very interesting.
We had to make an emergency stop at Earlton RV . The driver side windshield wiper did not work making driving in the rain a challenge. They did not have the necessary part but switched the wiper with the passenger side one and we were good to go.
We stayed at Wawa RV Campground and visited the famous goose before continuing south on highway 17 along Lake Superior and an overnight at Pancake Bay Provincial Park. The colours were spectacular through Lake Superior Provincial Park. Our last stop on the trip was at Grundy Lake Provincial Park for lunch and use of the dumping station.