56.37 | -94.66
Stephens Lake Kettle Camp is an extreme spot in subarctic northern Manitoba, near the town of Gillam at 56°N. Stephens Lake is a hydroelectric reservoir on the Nelson River, one of Canada's largest waterways. This remote spot offers a wilderness kitesurfing experience in the subarctic, with long summer days (up to 18 hours of daylight in June) and windy conditions. Accessible only by rail or air — adventure guaranteed.
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Hydroelectric reservoir on the Nelson River. Large water body with significant fetch. Cold water even in summer (12-16°C max). Currents possible related to dam operations. Variable bottom — rocky, sandy and muddy. Subarctic conditions with often sustained wind.
Extremely remote spot — no rescue services nearby. Very cold water requiring drysuit. Dangerous currents related to hydroelectric dam operations. Occasional polar bears and black bears. Extreme quantities of mosquitoes and black flies in summer. Changeable and unpredictable weather. Ride only in experienced groups.
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