AIR IVANHOE LIMITED

DIRECTIONS TO IVANHOE LAKE/FOLEYET ONTARIO

REVISED MARCH 4, 2006

 

We are not hard to find! We are:

            50 Miles East of Chapleau on Hwy 101

          65 Miles West of Timmins on Hwy 101

             7 Miles West of Foleyet on Hwy 101

          Turn South off Hwy 101 to Ivanhoe Lake Road, just 2 Km (1.5 miles).

 

The Ivanhoe River Inn is the Seaplane base for Air Ivanhoe. The Ivanhoe Lake Road is also the road to the Provincial Park. Our office is in the Ivanhoe River Inn, the large vertical log building on lakeside. You won’t miss us!

For easy directions please refer to  HTTP://www.mapquest.com

 

SAULT STE MARIE AREA:

 

FROM THE SOUTHWEST: Via Sault Ste. Marie east on Hwy 17 to Thessalon, North on Hwy 129 to Chapleau, east on Hwy 101 to Ivanhoe Lake Road, all paved roads 225 miles.  This route is scenic, and winding, and will normally avoid the early morning fog that comes off Lake Superior.

 

FROM THE SOUTHWEST: Via Sault Ste. Marie north on Hwy 17 to Wawa, then take Hwy 101 to Ivanhoe Lake Road. all paved roads 285 miles. The views of Lake Superior make the trip worthwhile.

 

PLEASE NOTE: We do not recommend Hwy 556 out of Sault Ste Marie, due to 50 miles of gravel, and lots of winding roads.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SUDBURY AREA:

SUDBURY AREA:  when you arrive South of Sudbury you will be on Hwy 69, Look for the first Bi-Pass to Hwy17 West.  Follow the Bi-Pass on Hwy 17 West approx. 10 miles until you see a sign directing to Hwy 144-Timmins.  Take this exit North until you intersect with 144 North, continue to head North to Hwy 101.

 

FROM THE SOUTHEAST: Via Sudbury on Hwy 144 to Hwy 101 west, all paved roads, 220 miles.

 

PLEASE NOTE:  Mapquest  can give you information, if you type in Foleyet, Ontario as your destination.  Mapquest is usually keeping you on paved roads, however AAA will put you on the back gravel roads if you ask for shortest distance. 

 

BUFFALO/CANADIAN CROSSING:  Parties traveling through Buffalo-Toronto area.  Buffalo to Toronto is 2 hours.

 

Near Hamilton Ontario (1 hour from Toronto) look for a new Hwy called Hwy 407.  If you take the 407 there is an electronic toll and you will be billed by mail. The 407 will by pass most of Toronto and you should exit on Hwy 400 North.  Take 400 North towards Sudbury.  Please do not try to travel through Toronto Monday-Friday between 6AM-9AM or 4PM-7PM.  Arrange your schedule to miss these hours if possible.  There are other routes around Toronto.  Please refer to a current map prior to your Toronto bi-pass.