Canoe tripper Jeff McMurtrie’s favourite parts of Algonquin Provincial Park are its most remote and isolated areas, but it was an experience getting lost that inspired his labour of love. The ...
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Long paddle into the heart of Algonquin - "This is where the noise ends."
Deep in Ontario’s Algonquin Park, a long canoe journey unfolded across quiet lakes, winding rivers, and rugged portage trails ...
Established in 1893, Ontario’s 7,653-square-kilometer Algonquin Provincial Park is the oldest provincial park in Canada. It became a park for a reason and that reason involves paddling. Established in ...
Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada is a canoe tripper’s Shangri-La. Covering an area of 2,946 square miles (7,630 square km), it is a huge park containing over 1,500 lakes and rivers and ...
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We canoed Algonquin Park and the black flies tried to end us
This Algonquin Park canoe trip had everything: calm water, great fishing, and rapids that kept things interesting. But the real challenge was the black flies, turning every stop into a battle. The ...
ALGONQUIN PARK — The Brent Run is a historic canoe trip, first completed in 1934 by Bill Stoqua and Bill Little in 32 hours, but to those less hardcore, the trip is recommended as an eight to 10 day ...
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