Canoe Annapolis County
Route 7 – Hendry Lake
Record #:
MCA0373
Last Modified:
11 Apr 2019
Last Full Update:
08 Feb 2018
Location
Contact
Website | annapoliscounty.ca/community-recreation/waterways-water-access/canoe-annapolis-county/498-canoe-annapolis-county-route-7-hendry-lake |
dryan@annapoliscounty.ca | |
Phone | 902-665-5010 |
Contact | Debra Ryan, Recreation Manager |
Description & Services
Information | This route connects Route 4, the Milford Lakes system and Route 13, the Lake Alma system. It is the access route to the West Branch Medway River, and is one of two access routes to the East Branch Medway River. The route consists of five lakes, two streams, and several portages; three of which are of considerable length. It lies entirely within lands owned by the province of Nova Scotia, formerly the Medway District lands of Bowater Mersey Paper Company. Past and present forestry activity is evident along the portages, which in most cases follow forest roads and trails. The lakes are undeveloped, offering many sandy beaches and secluded paddling. There are many intersecting access roads in the area; attention to directions and pacing of distances while on the portages is advised. The route crosses the Medway Lakes Wilderness Area, where vehicle access is restricted. Vehicle access in Crown land areas where commercial forestry operations are being carried out may also be restricted. Click HERE for launch location(s), map and route details. |
Trail or Water Route Map |
Special Information
Tags | Active Transportation ; Annapolis Valley Connect ; Canoe/Kayak ; Maps ; NS Trail Guide ; Outdoor Recreation ; Recreation Categories |
Categories - General | Canoeing ; Kayaking ; Lakes and Ponds ; Maps |