Baie Fine
A long, narrow freshwater fjord between white quartzite ridges. The Pool at its end is one of the most popular mooring spots on Georgian Bay.
Baie Fine is a narrow waterway about 16 km long, flanked by steep white quartzite of the La Cloche Mountains and pine forest. It is often described as one of the largest freshwater fjords in the world. At the end of the fjord is The Pool, a calm bay surrounded by mountains, which fills with boats in summer. From here you can hike uphill to the emerald Topaz Lake. Visitors usually reach the fjord by boat from Killarney village, by rented boat, or by paddling a sea kayak. The La Cloche Silhouette Trail also has a section of boardwalk running alongside the fjord. Wind and waves can be strong in the open stretches, so check the weather before boating on your own.
Opening hours
Summer (access by boat or canoe)
Nearby sights
- Killarney East Lighthouse
- Killarney Village Waterfront & Herbert Fisheries
- George Lake
- O.S.A. Lake
- Granite Ridge Trail
- La Cloche Silhouette Trail
- Chikanishing Trail
- Killarney Provincial Park Observatory