Encompassing more than 1,000 miles of waterways perfect for canoes or kayaks, Canada's Algonquin Provincial Park provides nature enthusiasts with miles of land and water trails to explore its expansive natural offerings.
The waters of Algonquin are perfect for all water-related sports and activities. Whether a traveler likes freshwater for its swimming, fishing or boating, all will be satisfied by the cool, clean and fertile waters of Algonquin's rivers and lake. Canoers will especially love the park's range of both backcountry and whitewater rafting options, providing the thrills of break-neck rapids as well as the daunting silence that only the wilderness can provide.
Algonquin offers travelers outdoor adventures throughout the entire year - with dog sledding, skiing and cross-country skiing being popular sports in the winter, the same trails can be used for hiking, backpacking, camping and wildlife watching in the snow-less months.
The park is also a has a protected area for many of Canada's most beloved wildlife species. Travelers may see (or smell) a black bear along their hikes, while moose and deer are common along the edges of trails and waterways.
Paddle your way through Algonquin Provincial Park
Posted on Tuesday, March 20th, 2012
