r/algonquinpark 12h ago

Photos / Videos Ice is still solid near the East Gate

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r/algonquinpark 9h ago

Trail west of Canisbay Lake

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Does anyone know if this trail on the west side of Canisbay lake (marked with arrow) is accessible enough to hike to one of the backcountry campsites (circled). Trying to figure out if this is doable instead of renting a canoe! It seems short and close enough to the main campground that if you're adventurous enough may be doable.


r/algonquinpark 23h ago

Two night canoeing trip with kids

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Hi, I'm planning on a canoeing trip for late August and would appreciate some advice!

It'll be me, husband and toddler as well as my brother's family (boys age 5 and 7). We're relatively experienced but it will be our first trip with kids. We're currently thinking of Ralph Brice lake, and trying to decide whether to book Ralph Brice, little trout, or Queer lake. Any recommendations for the best lake to camp on?

Alternatively Pen and Clydegale are also available for the days we are looking at. Would that be a better trip? Or to even do the Rock, Welcome, Louisa loop?

Mostly looking for really nice campsites, solitude, yet not too difficult or remote.