📜 Historic log cabin on Ajawaan Lake in Prince Albert National Park, associated with conservationist Grey Owl and his beavers.
🔍 Recognized Federal Heritage Building, built in 1931-1932, and recognized as such since 1988.

Why Go

🐾 Learn about Grey Owl's conservation efforts and unique lifestyle with beavers
🐾 See where Grey Owl lived with beavers
🏞️ Experience a remote wilderness sanctuary
🚶‍♀️ Enjoy a scenic hike or paddle to this famous attraction
📜 Explore a Recognized Federal Heritage Building
📚 Visit the burial site of Grey Owl, Anahareo, and their daughter

Why Avoid

⚠️ Long and potentially challenging access by foot or water (20 km one way hiking, 9-mile water journey with portages)
🌊 Kingsmere Lake can be dangerous in windy weather for non-motorized craft

Tips

🗺️ Register at Waskesiu Information Centre for overnight visits and permits
🐻 Read 'You are in Black Bear Country' brochure before your trip
🛶 Use caution on Kingsmere Lake, stay close to east shore. Use bear caches for food and toiletries. Boil lake water before use.

Hours

🕒 Daily, check park visitor center for current access conditions.

🅿️ Parking Kingsmere River parking lot, trailhead for access, 32.5 km from Waskesiu.

🚽 Toilets Pit privies available at campgrounds along the route.

📞 Contact Phone: (306)663-4522 Email: princealbertinfo@pc.gc.ca