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The 6 most popular algonquin provincial park tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Full-day Algonquin canoeing and hiking from Toronto with Ragged Falls, Popcorn Island swim, and lookout views.
“Fun and incredibly memorable! I’d definitely recommend”
Paddle Canoe Lake, portage 300m, snack on Henrietta’s Pine Bakery, cliff jump, and hike a lookout on a 6-hour Algonquin tour.
“Natuur, gids, veilig, afwisseling, zorg voor water”
Canoe into Algonquin campgrounds, eat like a chef in the woods, then chase beaver stories and sunrise views on a small-group 3-day trip.
“Experience was awesome! Lots of canoeing, great food, beautiful lakes, sauna was a cool experience too! Baz is a very experienced guide. So down to earth and very knowledgeable! I would definitely recommend.”
4-day Algonquin canoe camping with a small group: river-edge campsite, gourmet meals, wildlife days, sauna, and a starry night paddle.
“He was a really great trip. We were three children (11, 14, 16) and two adults and had a lot of fun. It was an incredibly great group and Baz was super relaxed and explained the most important things and cooked tasty food. They were unbelievably beautiful days where you could enjoy nature. It's great…”
3-day Algonquin Park canoe camping trip with canoe training, moose and beaver spotting, gourmet camp food, and a small-group safari.
“We had a wonderful time on the 3-day canoe tour, traveling as a family with 2 kids and with another 2 kids as fellow travelers in our group of 8. The 4 kids gave the group a great dynamics. The trip is extremely well throught out and everRead more”
3-day Algonquin canoe camping safari from $519: small group, expert guiding, fishing, hikes, campfire meals, and strong odds for moose.
“We were taking a Canoe Camping Safari end of Juli 25. Our guide was Gill. The three short days will be unforgettable, especially thanks to Gill. He started the journey with clear instructions. We felt save and well taken care of. During the first day he gave us little tasks, challenges for the younger ones,…”
