Located on Drummond Island - "The Gem of the Huron"
Kayaking the Waterways Around DIYH
A paddler’s paradise of sheltered bays, forested islands, and stone-studded shorelines in northern Lake Huron. Drummond Island and its many satellite islands combine to form a marvelous playground for seasoned kayakers. Of course, Drummond’s quiet bays and forested shoreline can also be explored and enjoyed by less experienced paddlers on day trips and overnighters, provided they select a sensible route geared to their experience level.
The newly issued Drummond Island Recreation Map, published by the Drummond Island Tourist Association (DITA) identifies six (6) paddling areas to explore.The DITA recreation map is a 21” by 29.5” full color map, highlighting the six paddling areas and trails.It is a must have item for anyone wanting to kayak this area.
The Drummond Island shoreline is about 140 miles around from a starting point to return.The water trail around the island is series of water links to ‘interest points’ along a sixty mile loop.The interest points are settings where the experience of the area underlines Drummond Island’s unique characteristics. The links between the points of interest combine to make up the Drummond Island Heritage Water Trail.
