Classic Algonquin

Learn how to paddle, portage and practice no trace camping

Discover the magic of world-renowned Algonquin Park, the oldest provincial park in Canada.  Led by professional guides, this trip is ideal for people with any level of paddling experience or none at all!

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The adventure features amazing wildlife (moose, fox, beaver, otters, bears) viewing opportunities, spectacular campsites and tasty backcountry cuisine. Learn or refresh paddle and portage skills and no trace camping techniques. Swim in clean fresh water, listen to the call of the loon, gaze at the stars and more.

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Two nights camping accommodation, all meals, all group equipment, Algonquin Park permits, canoeing, hiking, wildlife interpretation and the services of a wilderness guide.

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The guides are skilled outdoors people who are well versed in the natural and cultural history of Algonquin Park and are passionate about sharing their love for the outdoors. They are qualified canoe professionals, certified water safety/life guards, and trained in wilderness first aid.
Getting-There

The Voyageur Quest Canoe Outpost is located at the Algonquin Park Round Lake Access Point (#1), South River.

Latitude 45.922976  Longitude  -79.184990

It is a 3.5 hour drive from Toronto. Need a ride? Voyageur Quest offers return transportation from downtown Toronto to Algonquin Park.

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Voyageur Quest is one of Canada’s most recognized adventure travel companies. It specializes in fun and educational year-round outdoor learning experiences in Algonquin Park.  It offers outfitting services, guided trips and lodge-based adventures. Its Algonquin Canoe and Log Cabin Adventure is a “Best in Canada” Signature Experience.   

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Looking for a longer trip or something more luxurious? Voyageur Quest offers a variety of three- to seven-day guided canoe trips in Algonquin Park including family trips, private guided trip and the renowned Moose Photography Safari, touted by award-winning travel bloggers, The Planet D, as one of the highlights of their summer in Ontario.                     

If you love the wilderness but prefer a good bed and comfort at the end of the day, you’ll love the Algonquin Log Cabin and/or the Algonquin Cottage Outpost & Island Retreat, a favourite “camp” of painter Tom Thompson. Packages include a canoe and access to the unique floating sauna.

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In closest town, South River, Bean There Cafe specializes in home-made bistro-style lunches, soups, award-winning baking and locally roasted coffee. The Highlander Brew Co., open for retail sales, sampling and tours, features traditionally crafted Scottish Ale. 

About Trish Manning

Trish Manning is an adventure travel writer and the content coordinator for Ontario Outdoor Adventures. She is an avid outdoor person who loves to hike, paddle, SUP, snowshoe, cross-country ski and explore Ontario's great outdoors with her golden retriever, Daisy.

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