Algonquin Park Canoe Trip | Guided Wilderness Camping

Day 1 Algonquin Provincial Park | Arrival At mid day meet for an orientation, canoe lesson and lunch, paddle across the lake and into Algonquin Park. Along the way learn how to paddle and por-tage and stop for a swim in the clean freshwater. Set up camp on a scenic point covered in Red Pine and enjoy dinner by the campfire. Lying in your tent, fall asleep to the sound of the west wind whistling high above.

Day 2 Algonquin Provincial Park | Exploring Early this morning paddle in search of moose. Return for a tasty breakfast and then break camp to paddle deeper into Algonquin Park and explore the lakes and rivers. A floating lunch is served before paddling up a bog where you’re likely to catch sight of beavers, great blue herons and moose. The final stop is at a beautiful lake where you have the afternoon to hike, swim, fish or take a siesta! Feast on another back-country gourmet creation and bannock cooked over the fire. Take in the night sky and share stories and laughter around the fire.

Day 3 Algonquin Provincial Park | Departure The distinctive smell of fresh coffee and bacon frying gets you out of your sleeping bags and up for break-fast. After packing, hike through mixed maple forest learning about the unique mix of flora and fauna. Learn to solo a canoe and to navigate as you paddle back to the take out, stopping along the way for a large smorgasbord lunch. Return to the canoe outpost mid-afternoon where your Canadian canoe adventure ends.

How Much Experience Do You Need? None! The “Algonquin Canoe Trip” is for people at any level of experience. Other than those guests re-turning to Algonquin Park after a long break, most of our guests are experiencing Algonquin Park for the first time. The pace is very relaxed, as the trip objective is to have fun, slow down and leave plenty of time to explore the beauty of the Park. Guests should be able to be active for up to 4 hours at a time.

Participatory Trips On the canoe/camping portion of this trip you will be encouraged to participate in setting up camp, gathering firewood, and meal preparation, as far as you are comfortable doing so. This gives you the opportunity to learn new skills and experience all the daily activities of an Algonquin canoe trip.