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Encyclopedia > Calabogie, Ontario
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Calabogie Ontario Canada is a town bordering Calabogie lake in the Ottawa valley. Local to the area is Calabogie lodge Calabogie lodge website, a golf course Calabogie Highland Golf, and the ski hill resort Calabogie Peaks Resort. The lake is level is moderated by hydroelectric dams on the Madawaska river at the input (Barrett chute, built in 1942) and the output (Calabogie, built in 1916). Watch out for drunken ATVr's !


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Calabogie Lodge, Calabogie Ontario (186 words)
Calabogie Lodge Resort is a four-season resort surrounded by rolling hills and situated on the shores of Calabogie Lake.
Calabogie Lodge has been awarded the prestigious Gold Crown Designation from RCI for 12 consecutive years.
Calabogie Lodge is a timeshare resort with unit rentals and resales available.
Calabogie ski area (267 words)
Calabogie is a smaller than average ski mountain with an elevation drop that's about average when you compare it to other resorts in the
Calabogie has a low variety of runs and a pretty small number of lifts.
The 760 foot drop is of course not that much to brag about but Calabogie makes up for it in other ways.
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