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The Saugeen River flows west through rolling scenic landscapes towards the Lake Huron shoreline. The route crosses masses of agricultural land, and is heavily bordered by mixed forest. Access Points 1 not shown on map , and 2 are recommended for experienced paddlers only due to possibilities of high water, obstacles, and heavy rapids. The river varies from wide, slow-flowing sections, to stretches with white rapids and eddies, making the Saugeen ideal for family canoeing.
The rapids are ideal for learning the basics of water navigation. Portages are short, by-passing four dams along the entire route. The trip can be completed in 3 to 4 days, with ease, but slow, portages around the three dams. Supplies can be purchased en route. Stay overnight in one of the riverside towns or camp at Saugeen Bluffs Conservation Area, with its canoe launches, treed campsites and beautiful hiking trails.
McBeath Conservation Area upstream of Paisley is only accessible by the river and offers a good overnight stop over.
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