This group adventure is the perfect way to sample canoe tripping, without camping overnight. There is challenging paddling (8-16km), tranquil drifting, portaging (600m), hiking (1.5km), cliff jumping (if you want), swimming, a scenic lookout, historic landmarks, wild edibles (in season), spectacular landscapes and wildlife observation (usually birds, butterflies, turtles & small mammals; periodic moose & larger mammals).
Our canoes are all custom made 4 seaters, convenient for families and making new friends. These lightweight kevlar boats are easy to carry (solo or tandem) over the short portage.
Lunch is a fabulous sandwich from Henrietta's Pine Bakery. We also serve a granola bar snack....
Algonquin Park daily vehicle permit (choose 'HWY 60 Corridor' location on Ontario Parks website.)
Guide tip (5-10% of tour cost; please bring cash)
Water - Clients must bring 2L of water per person
Water shoes for walking knee deep in water - No flipflop/slides/Crocs/bare foot
Rain gear - clients must have a proper rain jacket. Outside July/Aug rain pants are advised.
Warm clothing if it's going to be cold - Make sure to check the weather and dress accordingly.
Meeting Points
Departure
Canoe Lake Access Point Permit Office
On the actual Canoe Lake rocky beach, by the picnic tables, OUTSIDE the Ontario Park's office. Watch for our white van/trailers, canoes and guides with the Canadian flag logo about 15 minutes prior to departure. All our staff wear florescent yellow/orange hats. Please don't look for us at the big store next to the beach. Located at KM 14.1, on hwy 60, in Algonquin Park. GPS: Latitude and longitude of Access Point: 45.535032°, -78.706570°
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Important Information
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Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
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Not recommended for pregnant travelers
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Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
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Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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Please let us know of any dietary restrictions or allergies as soon as possible.
Cancellation policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
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This group adventure is the perfect way to sample canoe tripping, without camping overnight. There is challenging paddling (8-16km), tranquil drifting, portaging (600m), hiking (1.5km), cliff jumping (if you want), swimming, a scenic lookout, historic landmarks, wild edibles (in season), spectacular landscapes and wildlife observation (usually birds, butterflies, turtles & small mammals; periodic moose & larger mammals).
Our canoes are all custom made 4 seaters, convenient for families and making new friends. These lightweight kevlar boats are easy to carry (solo or tandem) over the short portage.
Lunch is a fabulous sandwich from Henrietta's Pine Bakery. We also serve a granola bar snack....
Algonquin Park daily vehicle permit (choose 'HWY 60 Corridor' location on Ontario Parks website.)
Guide tip (5-10% of tour cost; please bring cash)
Water - Clients must bring 2L of water per person
Water shoes for walking knee deep in water - No flipflop/slides/Crocs/bare foot
Rain gear - clients must have a proper rain jacket. Outside July/Aug rain pants are advised.
Warm clothing if it's going to be cold - Make sure to check the weather and dress accordingly.
Meeting Points
Departure
Canoe Lake Access Point Permit Office
On the actual Canoe Lake rocky beach, by the picnic tables, OUTSIDE the Ontario Park's office. Watch for our white van/trailers, canoes and guides with the Canadian flag logo about 15 minutes prior to departure. All our staff wear florescent yellow/orange hats. Please don't look for us at the big store next to the beach. Located at KM 14.1, on hwy 60, in Algonquin Park. GPS: Latitude and longitude of Access Point: 45.535032°, -78.706570°
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Itinerary
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Tom Thomson Memorial
We paddle by this location. The totem memorial can be seen from a distance.
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Canoe Lake Access Point
We explore the natural and human history of Canoe Lake. We paddle into secluded tranquil corners to connect with nature, see awesome reflections and look for wildlife.
4 hours
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Algonquin Provincial Park
Two lakes, 8-16km of paddling, 600m portaging, 1.5km hiking to scenic lookout, learning the park history, eating wild edibles and local country bakery treats, swimming, cliff jumping, spectacular views and possible wildlife encounters - most of what Algonquin Park has to offer in one 6 hour guided adventure.
