Camp Korah
Round-trip: 4.5 km
Difficulty: Easy
Location: Sault Ste. Marie, ON
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This 4.5 km loop falls partly on the Dr Paul Syme section of the Voyageur Trail, and partly on the Camp Korah trails. Dr Paul Syme was one of the founders of the Voyageur Trail Association. Camp Korah is an outdoor learning centre that has a 180 acre parcel of land at the top of Goulais Avenue.
Park at the side of the road at the top of Goulais Ave across from Camp Korah. Don’t park in the Camp Korah parking lot as the gates can be closed and locked any time of the day and your vehicle could get locked in.
Hike west across the field in front of Camp Korah buildings until you pick up the Voyageur Trail’s white blazes and follow these for 500m. Take the Camp Korah trail to the right at the big intersection and follow it heading west until you reach the creek and beaver pond, this part of the trail is unmarked. Make sure you have a map with you as there are several hiking, snowshoe and snowmobile trails here and it is easy to get going the wrong way. Head back from the creek taking the trail to the right that will follow along a ridge before heading back to the intersection of the Voyageur Trail and Camp Korah Trails. From here go back the way you came past the Camp Korah buildings to Goulais Avenue.
