Description
Over 2,100 km of world-renowned Algonquin Park canoe routes interconnect this vast wilderness park. With mostly flatwater paddling, well-maintained campsites and portages by enthusiastic young park rangers and abundant wildlife, paddling Algonquin Park is an iconic Canadian experience.
The Northwest corner of Ontario’s oldest provincial park provides a unique opportunity for a quieter backcountry experience when compared to the South with access points to backcountry paddling at Kearney, South River, Kiosk and Brent. A few of our recommended Algonquin Park canoe routes:
Kioshkokwi-Maple Loop
Route Length: 43km, 2-3 days
No. of Portages: 12
Access: Kiosk
Kioshkokwi-Whitebirch-Mink Loop
Route Length: 24 km, 2-3 days
No. of Portages: 7
Access: Kiosk
North Tea Loop
Route Length: 105km, 8 days
No. of Portages: 21
Access: Kawawaymog (South River)
Tim River-Little Trout
Route Length: 76 km, 5-6 days
No. of Portages: 18
Access: Magnetawan (Kearney)
Length various
For More Information
Algonquin Provincial Park
Phone: (705) 633-5572
The Friends of Algonquin Park
Phone: (613) 637-2828
