Algonquin Park is an extraordinary place to take pictures, offering a plethora of photographic opportunities. Stunning panoramic landscapes, exhilarating wildlife, clear night skies and infinite macro photography possibilities abound. Over the years, Algonquin has seen an increase in photographers, both amateur and professional, coming to the Park with hopes of capturing that once in a…
Lour of the North short film In the remote wilderness of Ontario, Canada, two travellers endure the repetitive mental hardship of cold winter tripping. This short film captures the experiences and emotions of their expedition. It’s tough. It’s tiring. It’s lonesome. Yet it’s a beautiful and meditative love affair as you persevere one snowshoe step at a time. Behind-the-scenes images:…
Experiencing Winter in The Wild at Algonquin Park While most campers and paddlers are impatient to get out and paddle Algonquin’s Lakes this Spring, I still have winter on my mind. I think it’s because winter decided to ignore my part of Ontario this season. I’m pretty sure that I could hear my snowshoes quietly…
When it comes to winter camping in Algonquin Park, there are many shelter options available that cater to all types and levels of winter campers. Winters can be extremely harsh in Algonquin. Temperatures can dip to -35 degrees Celsius and below, winds can howl and falling/blowing snow can accumulate very fast. These are all important…
Why would anyone want to winter camp in Algonquin Park? After a great summer of camping in Algonquin Park, many campers are busy packing away their gear for another year and are left dreaming of next summer’s trips to the Park. For others though, the prime camping season is just around the corner. That’s right,…
