Misty Lake is encircled with coniferous trees, giving it a necklace of green.
Right behind a hill rises, covered with maple trees,and the occasional golden Willow.
At certain times, when the sun hits it at the right angle,
you'd swear that the entire hill was ablaze.
At the southern end of Algonquin, Highway 60 cuts through, past, amongst many other lakes,
the 'Lake of Two Rivers'
In the early morning before the first winds have sprung up, the lake lies there, as smooth as a mirror
and the trees reflect perfectly in the still waters.
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Along this Highway many lakes can be accessed by car to several well equipped camp sites. Here is a truck on its way to Ottawa. This corridor, however, is disdained by the "real" canoeists and campers, who seek the interior of Algonquin reachable only by Canoe, with portages connecting many lakes. |
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