Pukaskwa National Park

This short documentary by Bill Mason explores Pukaskwa National Park on Lake Superior, providing a background of the park's geological past and plant life. The film also shows scenes of hiking, canoeing and camping. The result is to put us back in touch with the natural elements that our ancestors both fought and enjoyed.
Directed Bill Mason - 1983 | 17 min
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[@zachsurp]

BILL MASON THE KING - MY SHORTFILM 'CANOE TO PARIS' HUGELY INSPIRED BY HIM

[@LostLakes]

Wonderful. Marathon resident hoping to run the Puk this spring and this was great inspiration.

[@seanp7643]

Thanks for posting this! I did a ten day hike in the park in 1979 or 80. What a treat to see some of that scenery again!

[@bradmoxon1061]

Really enjoyed this video. Well done !

[@coolgrandma4952]

Our family has visited Pukaskwa Natl. Park many times. It’s so beautiful!

[@dandallaire58]

We see the reception hall really close to Lake Superior

[@musingwithreba9667]

OMG! I've been thinking of hiking the Coastal Trail and watching a few videos of it and now this came up on my recommends. This is awesome!
I've never been to Puk, I wonder if anything is left of those old cabins now.

[@dandallaire58]

I work there. We the Dallaire brothers built seven buildings along Lake Superior.