swedish pimple wrote:

jack and peggy hurley from dwight offer a shuttle service  ,,  i hope this helps 

Thank you - do you happen to have contact information for them?

Excellent - thank you, Dwight!

I haven't been there myself, but a friend did a solo trip there end of May 2023. He said it is a small but gorgeous site. I also remember seeing Kev Wild's video a couple years ago where he camps at the site one night. It does not appear to be huge from what I could tell.

Excellent - thanks for the info. Definitely an area I would like to explore this winter.

Trail wrote:

Thanks Bampot... I remember some time ago you were considering a snowshoeing trip this winter. Have you a particular area in mind?

Yes, I would like to do at least a couple of trips this winter. Once there is more snow, I plan to do the ~20km loop on the Highland Trail over two days. 

This area looks intriguing for my second trip. I have a 4WD vehicle. However, I'm not sure if this area would still be accessible when there is more snow? 

Cheers, Bo! 

Thank you both for the info. I just checked out #4 and #9 on Cody's website and they do look great!

Thank you both for the information. I'm confused how people are allowed to camp off permit with trailers near this lake? Are these informal camps used by logging operations? Or Algonquins using the area who don't require permits?

I haven't been to Radiant Lake before. I tried booking the lake last summer and early fall but saw that it was fully or nearly booked every date I looked at.

Fascinating! They mention that it was found "sixteen kilometres south east of Kiosk". However, as the crow flies from Kiosk I calculate that it would only be between 5.5 and 7.8 km to land in the range between Whitebirch and Mink.