Ogidaki Fire Tower

    46°59'31.9"N 83°59'02.0"W

    Description

    Ogidaki Mountain, a high hill in the Algoma Highlands north of Sault Ste. Marie, was once thought to be the highest point in Ontario. With the release of the 1:50,000 series topographical maps in 1970, the Ishpatina Ridge took top honour as the highest peak. Ogidaki now sits at #7, and depending on who you ask is 2182 feet high. Today, although a series of active and overgrown logging roads lead to the summit, it is seldom visited. A fire tower once stood at the summit.

    References

    http://www.ontariohighpoints.com/ogidaki-mt/

    Information
    • Registry ID
      3852
    • Date Registered
      August 23, 2020
    • Last Modified
      March 4, 2022
    • Active
      No
    • Province
      Ontario
    • Location
      Unnamed Road
    • Coordinates
      46°59'31.9"N 83°59'02.0"W
    • Build Date
      Unknown
    • Tower Height
      30 m
    • Elevation
      650.0 m
    • Building Material
      Steel
    • Backcountry Access
      Off-trail
    • Terrain Difficulty
      Difficult
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