The trail onward at 88.7 mins.

It might be a place to hand food from the bears at 90.2 mins.

Fresh bridge work (handy work of the BOMB squad most surely at 90.7 mins.

It does not cover a deep wet area, but wet enough it can be to leave us thankful for the work at 91 mins.

Looking back on the fresh work at 91.5 mins.

A few pieces halfway between at 92.9 mins.

The other freshly finished bridge at 94.8 mins.

Looking back at the second one at 95.3 mins.

Evidence of a recent work part (the Bloody Old Men's Brigade, surely, is entitled after hard work - though it could have been most anyone) at 95.6 mins.

Both directions (but for the record the trail really goes East And West, especially if one is talking magnetic with the 22 degrees of variation here - but locals refer to up-coast as North) at 96.2 mins.

Those signs are at the exit onto this old road at 96.6 mins.

Which looks like this to the left and ... at 96.9 mins.

This to the right where the trail picks up ... at 97.3 mins.

After about 20 metres at 97.7 mins.

Looking back down the road from just past the trail continuing on the right. The trail entered down to the left where the road seems to end at 98 mins.

Into the quiet of the wood at 98.9 mins.

At the top of the hill leading down to Inland Lake (Loon Lake) where ... at 100.7 mins.

A sign points both ways to the Inland Lake Trail at 101 mins.

The left is marked with a diamond, and is drier, considerably more interesting along the lake at 101.3 mins.

The trail spills down on to the Inland Lake trail which goes both way. Right is shorter and left is longer. Right goes through the main campground, left is longer. Right crosses some interesting bridgework, left is longer - with more km on the lake at 102.6 mins.

Swim and camp in either direction, and enjoy the views of the lake at 104.1 mins.

The wheelchair accessible trail at 105.6 mins.

Looking across to the boat launch area at 105.9 mins.

Inland Lake Trail marker 12 KM at 106.8 mins.

A closer look at the launch area, and the picnic tables and parking there at 107.1 mins.

Lake view at 107.4 mins.

The clouds over water at 107.7 mins.

Look ahead to the bridge at 108.1 mins.

Picnic table at 110.1 mins.

The bridgework at 110.5 mins.

More on the bridge at 110.9 mins.

Looking back over the lake at 111.6 mins.

The view is great as the bridge hugs the edge of the lake, but provides a walkway above the water at 111.9 mins.

Looking back at 112.4 mins.

Apparently it is KM marker 18 for the Inland Lake Trail, but I do not hike that far that fast. Do I hear a 13 anyone? at 113.1 mins.

A side trail into the woods at 114.1 mins.

The first of a number of carved figures around the lake at 114.5 mins.

A picnic site at 115.2 mins.

An empty wood shed at 115.5 mins.

The view across the table, with one side left free for those who bring their chairs with them at 115.8 mins.

The bridge at the end of the lake at 116.2 mins.

View from the end bridge to the other end of the lake at 116.7 mins.

A view with the first bridge included at 117 mins.

The end of the bridge curves considerably at 117.3 mins.

Setting us into the quiet woods at 117.6 mins.

Which lightens ... at 119 mins.

To offer great views up-lake at 120 mins.

And across the lake at 120.3 mins.

Another figure at 121.4 mins.

Does this include motorised wheelchairs (me thinks not, but no authority am I) at 121.8 mins.

The parking lot, just before the camera needs new batteries at 122.1 mins.

After a break moving onward, waiting to see the loon appear again at 129.6 mins.

Picnic tables ahead at 130.4 mins.

Wheelchair accessible rustic cabins at 131.4 mins.

With a table and a view at 131.7 mins.

Inside, the windows are covered but the bugs are still able to enter at 132.2 mins.

The other bed, totally three wood benches to serve as bed places (bring bedding) at 132.5 mins.

The doors swing both ways at 132.8 mins.

Onward to the main dock area and the other hut at 133.1 mins.

The previous forestry caretakers trailer at 133.4 mins.

A quick view into the other cabin at 133.8 mins.

The self registration process board at 134.3 mins.

And the map of the now Provincial Park at 134.6 mins.

Another map view at 135 mins.

Firewood ready for paying campers at 135.5 mins.

A quick view down into the RV camper area at 135.8 mins.

The main dock at 136.5 mins.

The bridge past the hut at the main dock at 136.8 mins.

Another figure at 137.2 mins.

The smooth, wide, cool trail at 139.7 mins.

Cedars standing by at 140.1 mins.

KM .5 at 141.9 mins.

KM 1 for the Inland Lake Trail (it circles the lake, completely wheelchair accessible at 143.5 mins.

The bridge at 144.1 mins.

Has suffered some wear and tear at 144.5 mins.

Which brings us to the trail with great ... at 144.9 mins.

Views up and down the lake at 147.4 mins.

And across the lake at 147.8 mins.

Firewood at 150.5 mins.

The trail onward at 151.9 mins.

Campsite ahead at 152.6 mins.

Woodshed, two tables ... at 153.1 mins.

a bit of beach and views at 153.7 mins.

And not that bad a beach at that at 154.3 mins.

The moms crowd passes by with numerous children ahead at 155.4 mins.

KM 2 of the Inland Lake Trail at 156 mins.

KM .5 at 157.7 mins.

Looking across the lake at 158.1 mins.

Down the trail at 159.6 mins.

Another campsite at 161.7 mins.

With a view at 162 mins.

And a wide door that swings both ways on the outhouse at 163.1 mins.

A view after a rest for a quick lunch at 169.2 mins.

The table from the beach at 169.6 mins.

On the trail at 170.1 mins.

A figure at 171.6 mins.

KM 60 at 172.8 mins.

KM 3 at 180.3 mins.

KM 3 again at the totem pole at 181.2 mins.

A few angles at 181.5 mins.

Show the pole at 181.9 mins.

Across from the view at 182.2 mins.

Not to be infertile at 182.5 mins.

Wet trail on the trail at 183.3 mins.

The sign to Confederation Lake, with directions back to Inland Lake and onward to Anthony Island at 184.4 mins.