The Next Generation of Maps

Jeff & Deki’s much anticipated Algonquin Park maps from Unlostify are nearly here, see a preview at the Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show on Sat Feb 23, 2019.
By Algonquin Outfitters, published on February 20, 2019
Tags: featured, Jeff's Maps, Unlostify Maps
Jeff & Deki’s much anticipated Algonquin Park maps from Unlostify are nearly here, see a preview at the Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show on Sat Feb 23, 2019.
By Algonquin Outfitters, published on April 21, 2018
Tags: Lake of Bays Brewing Co, PaddleON
Something special has been brewing this winter, while we all wait for paddling season to start, our friends over at Lake of Bays Brewing Co in Baysville have been brewing something special for everyone who loves to paddle (or drink beer). Paddle On An easy-drinking, light-bodied session ale that is as smooth as the…
By Algonquin Outfitters, published on November 30, 2017
Tags: Gift Cards
Give the Gift of Adventure Algonquin Outfitters gift cards are the perfect gift to fuel the adventure for anyone on your list this season. Our knowledgeable and experienced sales associates and adventure guides will help that special someone pick the right gear for their next adventure or help them plan and organize their next Algonquin…
By Algonquin Outfitters, published on July 7, 2017
Tags: Huntsville, OluKai, Sandals
It started as a different approach to a footwear company. We wanted to create footwear that combines durability for the waterman, ocean lifestyle, and a brand that has strong values and roots with style, comfort, and craftsmanship. Commitment Ama OluKai Foundation Founded in 2014, the Ama OluKai Foundation is a private, non-profit 501…
By Algonquin Outfitters, published on November 8, 2016
Tags: Burton Snowboards
Everything we do at Burton started in the mountains. From getting the most out of every journey to chasing snow around the globe, we’ve charged ahead to innovate and change the way people enjoy the outdoors since day one. In 1977, Jake Burton Carpenter founded Burton Snowboards out of his Vermont barn. Since then, Burton…
By Algonquin Outfitters, published on November 8, 2016
In April 1971, University of California Santa Cruz students Eric Reynolds and Dave Huntley were in Alaska’s Juneau Icefield on a school Glaciology project. It was there on a glacier that the idea of a Marmot Club began. The name ‘Marmot’ refers to a group of highly social, large ground squirrels that live in mountainous…
By Algonquin Outfitters, published on November 8, 2016
Tags: Knix Wear
Knix Wear is an all female run company that is creating underwear designed by women, for women. The insight was simple: with the state of technology everything has evolved, everything but our underwear. Sweat, periods, light leaks… women have a lot going on down there and it’s time for a super power panty that can…
By Algonquin Outfitters, published on November 4, 2016
Tags: Kombi
Kombi provides the kind of warmth that keeps you outside longer but also the kind that puts a smile on your face as you live life’s precious winter moments. It’s a feeling that goes far beyond degrees. It’s an unwavering love of winter. The result of decades of caring for Canadians since 1961. (Just so…
By MilesArbour, published on April 19, 2016
Tags: bike accessories, Bikepacking, bikes
What is “Bikepacking”? Bikepacking is a relatively new term in the grand scheme of cycling for most of us, however, it has been around for years. In essence, it’s the amalgamation of cycle touring and mountain biking; stripped down to its simplest possible form. Bikepacking.com defines it perfectly… “Simply put, bikepacking is the synthesis of…
By Lisa Crowley, published on April 14, 2016
Tags: Buying a Used Canoe, Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery, Prospector, Ragged Falls, Swift Canoe, used canoe, Where to buy a used canoe
Our Used Canoe Buying Family Adventure! We are an active family that loves the outdoors. We spend our summer vacation split between our family cottage and camping in Provincial Parks. We enjoy hiking, swimming, biking and exploring nature in general. We love being out on the water with the kids and the dog: paddling, tubing…
By Algonquin Outfitters, published on July 29, 2012
Tags: Bannock recipe, camping recipes, Corn Bread recipe, Outback Oven, Sourdough recipe
After posting Laurie March’s blog today about Camp Cooking in a Restricted Fire Zone we received an email from R. Dave Stabler, Fraserville, Ontario. Dave also loves cooking in the backcountry with his outback oven and wanted to share some of his experiences and recipes with us. Below is an exert from Dave’s email to…