Timber Wolf, Lake Superior, Ontario


A lone timber wolf greets
paddlers along the north shore
of Lake Superior, Canada
(Photo by Michael Neiger)

Thousands of tired,
nerve-shaken,
over-civilized
people are beginning
to find out that going
to the mountains
is going home:
that wilderness
is a necessity....
   -- John Muir
   1838-1914

 

I went to the woods
because I wished
to live deliberately,
to front only
the essential facts
of life,
and see
if I could not learn
what it had to teach,
and not,
when I came to die,
discover
that I had not lived.
   -- Henry D. Thoreau
   1817-1862
   Walden:
   Where I Lived,
   & What I Lived For,
   1854

 

Going to the woods
is going home,
for I suppose
we came from
the woods originally.
   -- John Muir
  1838-1914

 

The clearest way
into the universe
is through
a forest wilderness.
   -- John Muir
   1838-1914
   John of the Mountains,
   1938

 

For my part
I travel
not to go anywhere,
but to go.
I travel for
travel's sake.
The great affair
is to move.
   -- Robert L. Stevenson
  1850-1894
  Travels with a Donkey,
  1878

 

Travel teaches toleration.
   -- Benjamin Disraeli
  1804-1881
  Contarini Fleming

 

He that travels much
knows much.
   -- Thomas Fuller
   1608-1661
   Gnomologia

 

The world
is a great book,
of which
they who never stir
from home
read only
a page.
   -- Saint Augustine
   354-430 A.D

The Rucksack Masthead
By Michael A. Neiger, Marquette, Michigan
Wilderness tripper: backpacking, winter camping, swift-water canoeing
Web site URL: http://therucksack.tripod.com • E-mail: mneiger@hotmail.com
Contents copyright © 1984-2007 by Michael A. Neiger • All rights reserved.

Travel info

Tourism info

Use these
resources to
make travel
arrangements
and
figure currency
exchange rates
for your trip

By Michael A. Neiger
Copyright 2001

revised October 13, 2004
                                                                             

ACR Searchmont Station
Bound for 40-below temps
in the Agawa Canyon,
winter campers wait to board
the Algoma Central Railway
No. 1 train at the now,
long-abandoned,
Searchmont Station, Ontario,
Canada.
(Photo by Micheal Neiger)

Contents of page:

   Travel info
      Michigan travel info
      Canadian travel info
      Exchange rate calculators
   Customs info
      U.S. & Canada

         

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If you know of a useful outdoor-related travel link not listed below, please e-mail it to Michael Neiger at mneiger@hotmail.com.


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Michigan travel info

AAA of Michigan
   http://www.aaamich.com (click on Travel button)

Destination Michigan
   http://www.destinationmichigan.com

Everything Michigan
   
http://www.everythingmichigan.net/

Everything Michigan--Strictly U.P.
   
http://www.everythingmichigan.net/up.htm

Michigan Chamber of Commerce
   
1-800-748-0266
   
http://www.michamber.com/links/tourismindex.asp

Michigan Electronic Library Travel Page
   http://mel.lib.mi.us/recreation/REC-travel.html

Travel Michigan
   1-888-784-7328
   http://travel.michigan.org

Upper Peninsula Travel and Recreation
   1-800-562-7134
   http://www.uptravel.com

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Additional Michigan Links
   http://www.everythingmichigan.net/midirs.htm

 


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Canadian
travel info

 

Algoma Central Railway
   1-800-242-9287
   http://www.algomacentralrailway.com

Northern Ontario Travel Info
   http://www.getnorth.com/themap1fr.htm

North shore of Lake Superior
   1-800-265-3951
   http://www.nosta.on.ca

Ontario Chamber of Commerce Info
   http://204.101.2.101/hotlinks/home.asp

Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources
   http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR/

Ontario Ministry of Tourism
   http://www.tourism.gov.on.ca/english/

Ontario National Parks
   http://parkscanada.pch.gc.ca/parks/ONT_NP_E.HTM

Ontario Provincial Parks Info
   http://www.ontarioparks.com/

Ontario Travel
   1-800-668-2746
   http://www.ontariotravel.net

Ontario Travel & East shore of Lake Superior
   1-800-263-2546
   http://www.algomacountry.com

Ontario Travel Info
   http://www.travelinx.com/

Ontario Travel Links
   http://www.gov.on.ca/MBS/english/myontarioweb/visitors.html

Travel Canada
   http://www.travelcanada.ca

 


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XE.com: Universal Currency Converter
   http://www.xe.com/ucc/

X-Rates: Canadian dollars exchange rate
   http://www.x-rates.com/cgi-bin/show

 


 

Canada Customs and Revenue Agency
   Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
   1-705-941-3065
   http://www.ccra-adrc.gc.ca/customs/menu-e.html

U.S. Customs Service
   Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
   1-906-632-7221
   http://www.customs.treas.gov/


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In God's wilderness lies the hope of the world,
the great, fresh, unblighted, unredeemed wilderness.
 
— John Muir 1838-1914, Alaska Wilderness, 1890

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