We are located 15 km west of Espanola (90 km west of Sudbury) at 98 Main St., Webbwood, Ontario.

Webbwood is in the centre of several major canoe routes and "wilderness" is just minutes away.

30 minutes south of Webbwood, you will find our 40 acre piece of wilderness located on the eastern edge of Moose Lake (Evangeline Lake). We are surrounded by Crown Land and access is by boat or trail. The property is situated about 1.5 km north of the La Cloche Ridge.

The La Cloche Ridge runs from Killarney Park, through La Cloche Provincial Park to Blind River in the east. 

(Picture taken from boat launch on west side of Moose Lake, early morning)

La Cloche Mountains

Once higher than the Rocky Mountains, La Cloche’s white quartzite cliffs form some of Ontario's tallest peaks. Where wilderness seekers now journey through this craggy, imposing landscape, there is evidence that explorers and ancient civilizations passed thousands of years before.  These beautiful formations mark the southern edge of the Canadian Shield and make up most of the shoreline along Georgian Bay.

The legend of the La Cloche Mountains says that these rocks were Aboriginal tocsins (warning bells) used for signaling. The “Bell Rocks” when struck could be heard for a considerable distance. Hence, the area was named with the French word for “bell” — La Cloche.

(Picture taken from east end of Moose Lake where our property is located)