Algonquin Park
By Buck Miller, published on March 22, 2018
Tags: Crossing Algonquin
Trip Report – February, 2018 [see part one] Crossing Algonquin 2018 Feb 2nd – 11th A story of 3 friends crossing Ontario’s great park How it started Almost 3 years ago I moved from the little town of Moosonee, on the James Bay Coast, where I lived for 5 years with my family, to Huntsville….
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By Buck Miller, published on January 30, 2018
Tags: Crossing Algonquin, Keen, Kombi, Merrell, Smartwool, Tubbs Snowshoes
Gear Essentials Wonder what you need to Algonquin in winter? Here’s a quick rundown – By Buck Miller Introduction When I started planning Crossing Algonquin 2018 to say there were a few things to figure out would be large understatement. Having enough gear already in my garage to outfit a team of six on…
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on August 6, 2017
From Algonquin Outfitters’ Lake of Two Rivers Store, you’ll ride along the abandoned rail bed of the historic Ottawa, Arnprior and Parry Sound Railway. The trail passes through forests and a large meadow that was once an airfield, as well as along the shores of two lakes. Make your trip as long or as short…
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on June 26, 2017
@algonquinoutfit @Some_Eventful @150_for_150 Voyageur Canoe at 150 for 150 event on Canoe Lake (photobombed by 'Shark' ?) #150for150 pic.twitter.com/LcrQayvk2x — Paddler ?? (@ColetteLush) June 26, 2017
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on June 26, 2017
Rainy night in @Algonquin_PP Means we're eating at @algonquinoutfit lake of two rivers pic.twitter.com/gzlB2DeotS — Craig Thomas (@CraigerOutdoors) June 26, 2017
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on October 17, 2016
A few seasons ago, our intrepid reporters unearthed a secret document revealing the results of a 33-year study of ice-out dates on Lake Opeongo. This is usually the last lake to open up in Algonquin Park during the spring. “Ice-out” refers to the day when boat travel from end to end is unimpeded by ice….
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on October 17, 2016
Algonquin Park is home to many different types of animals, birds, reptiles, insects and fish. Moose – approximately 3,500 moose live in Algonquin Park White-tailed deer are often seen along Hwy. #60 on spring mornings Beaver – you may want to hike the Beaver Pond Trail Black Bear – about 2,000 black bears live in…
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on October 17, 2016
There are black bears in Algonquin Park, although most people never see them, especially if they take a few simple precautions. For a good overview on bears, their behaviour and strategies for camping in areas they inhabit, check out the Algonquin Park bear page, the Black Bear page from The Science Behind Algonquin’s Animals and…
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on October 17, 2016
Algonquin Provincial Park hiking trails fall into two categories: day hiking or backpacking. Day Hiking Trails: Algonquin Park features 18 trails for day hiking that range in length from less than a kilometre to over 10 km. (See the Day Hiking Trails Map) Backpacking Trails: If you’re looking for more than just a day excursion,…
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on October 17, 2016
It is difficult to give specific route advice without knowing your preferences and if you have previous experience in Algonquin Park or similar areas. It’s also a good idea for you to have a park map to look at while discussing options. We often suggest routes starting from Canoe Lake (access point #5 – we…
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on October 5, 2016
Supporting local businesses and Parks does such great things. What is your favourite local outfitter and park combo? A9: favourites in different areas Killarney/ Killarney outfitters and @algonquinoutfit and Algonquin park are the ones we use most — TheCampingFamily.ca (@_campingfamily) October 5, 2016
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on October 5, 2016
Supporting local businesses and Parks does such great things. What is your favourite local outfitter and park combo? https://twitter.com/wiebe2027/status/783463207272931328
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on October 5, 2016
Supporting local businesses and Parks does such great things. What is your favourite local outfitter and park combo? A9: A tough one to answer-I used 4 outfitters this summer. Best memories – @algonquinoutfit and trying out the pack boat! #wegetoutside — OutdoorsJen (@OutdoorsJen23) October 5, 2016
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on October 5, 2016
A9 That's easy @Algonquin_PP + @algonquinoutfit @pixiej3 picked up a deal on a new sleeping bag last weekend #WeGetOutside pic.twitter.com/OG7ekOTSDH — Craig Thomas (@CraigerOutdoors) October 5, 2016
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By Algonquin Outfitters, published on October 5, 2016
#WeGetOutside A9: oh, it has to be @algonquinoutfit and Algonquin Park. Great crew at AO! Always helpful and friendly! — Waboose Adventures (@WabooseAdventur) October 5, 2016
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