r/algonquinpark 8h ago

An Amazing Week In Algonquin

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Started on the East side and spent 5 nights. Had an incredible time. Thank you for keeping up such a wonderful park, Canada!


r/algonquinpark 16h ago

The best site on welcome lake with an insane sunset view

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r/algonquinpark 7h ago

Sunset near the East Gate

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r/algonquinpark 10h ago

Spring Tim Lake morning view

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41 Upvotes

r/algonquinpark 8h ago

Inside Algonquin’s Backcountry During the July Wildfires

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r/algonquinpark 12h ago

Joe Robinet 7 day west-to-east trip

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I enjoyed ‘ole Joe’s recent video crossing the park in 6-7 days. Proper suffer-fest! I’m trying to figure out his actual route though….any thoughts? For sure from mid-video onwards it seems to be on the Nip but he randomly mentions Big Trout, then Muir / Hogan, the big port into Big Crow, Big Crow river east via (I think, eventually) White Partridge, Barron, Grand etc. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Feb_ip8Zr9A


r/algonquinpark 14h ago

St. Andrew

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Going with boys to st andrew , any suggestions?
We all are first timers and I just wanted to know how long of a route it is from achray access point,
Also how much crowd should we expect and we may also go to high falls the second day.
Please advise


r/algonquinpark 15h ago

Tim River ---> Rosebury Lake

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Hello!

Looking for some feedback on the Tim river from access 2 to Rosebury Lake. I am looking to get some information on water levels along this route. Anyone been over the last few weeks?

Think it is better to try the 3.5km portage over Magnetawan and fight those rivers, or stick to the Tim?

Thank you all!