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.
!!ALERT!! The area around Mattawa and Bonfield experienced an extreme storm on June 21, 2025 that comprised many of the local roads including Highway 630 – north Algonquin Park access at Kiosk. Check Algonquin Park’s – Kiosk Campground Alerts for current conditions.
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
