Look Across Spruce Lake as it appears from the train and you will see the studio and retreat of the Algoma School of Landscape Artists. Since 1984, artists from around the country have used the location as headquaters for their painting safaris. Scenic beauty, legendary trout fishing and the remote location have attracted visitors to Spruce Lake since the railway constructed, the first guest cabin here in 1912.

The original hand-hewn log cabin still stands as part of Spruce Haven Wilderness Lodge where guests enjoy the same unique respite offered 90 years ago.

- Accessible by Train in Summer and Winter.
- Boat in the Summer.
- 37 miles of Logging Road (Gravel) and Boat over the water.
- Snow Machine in the Winter.
- 22 miles of Groomed Trail to Lodge.

Mile 71.5 - Spruce Haven Wilderness Lodge
tel: (705) 759-6347

Rates:

Special Rates

Housekeeping Cabins $45.00 per night up to 4 person(s)
(5.00 Extra per person).
or
$250.00 per week.

*ALL RATES ARE IN U.S. FUNDS

Group rates available upon request (Cooked meals served in Main Lodge).

Contact: Phil Sagle at (705) 759-6347