This is a cute cache, a quick log. It near Ranger Lake, named for the Canadian Rangers A little further out the road you can look across the lake and see their bunkhouse and cookhouse. There are about 25 members in the local group and they train at Ranger Lake, if the flag is flying they are there. There is good fishing for Lake Trout and Northern Pike, also Brook Trout in the river. On the shore to your left facing the lake there is a small secluded beach for clothing optional swimming or sun bathing. The Canadian Rangers are part-time reservists who provide a military presence in remote, isolated and coastal communities of Canada. Formally established in 1947, Canadian Rangers are responsible for protecting Canada’s sovereignty by reporting unusual activities or sightings, collecting local data of significance to the Canadian Forces, and conducting surveillance or sovereignty patrols as required. Canadian Rangers are dedicated, knowledgeable members of the Canadian Forces who play an important role in advancing public recognition of Canada’s First Nations and Inuit groups. Canadian Rangers are easily recognized by their red sweatshirts and ball caps, and their frequent selfless contributions to their communities.