All Algonquin places
95 places
Centennial Ridges TrailheadGateway to a tough ridge loop with sweeping lake views
1Lake OpeongoBig-water gateway to canoe trips, wildlife, and wild campsites
Algonquin Park Visitor CentrePanoramic deck, superb exhibits, and a handy bookstore
Bartlett LodgeBoat-access cabins with gourmet dinners and a canoe at your door
Achray CampgroundQuiet, radio-free campground on Grand Lake with sandy beaches
2Algonquin Logging MuseumOpen‑air museum and loop trail on the region’s logging past
Arowhon PinesAll‑inclusive lakeside cabins, standout meals, and quiet, motor‑free paddling
3Barron Canyon LookoutA short walk to vast, vertigo-inducing views of Barron Canyon
4Booth's Rock LookoutCliff-edge panorama over Rock Lake via a short, punchy loop
Lake Opeongo Access PointGateway to the backcountry with rentals and a wind-savvy water taxi
5Lookout Trail LookoutShort, steep climb to a classic cliff-top panorama
6Track and Tower Trail LookoutBig Cache Lake views from a famed former fire tower site
Killarney LodgeAll-inclusive lakeside cabins with private canoes on Lake of Two Rivers
Algonquin Outfitters - BrentRemote canoe-outfitting outpost on Cedar Lake's north shore
7Big Trout LakeIsland-dotted lake with sand dunes and a waterfall portage
8Burnt Island LakeBig clear-water lake with island campsites and great swims
9Canoe LakeClassic canoe launch with easy routes and on-site rentals
Canoe Lake The Portage StoreDockside rentals and a lakeside grill at Canoe Lake’s hub
Grand Lake - Achray Access Point (#22)Launchpad for Barron Canyon and High Falls trips
10High Falls Natural WaterslideSlide smooth rock chutes into clear, river‑fed pools
Opeongo StoreBackcountry gateway with rentals and a time-saving Lake Opeongo water taxi
Pog Lake CampgroundShady, central campground with beaches, showers, and calm paddle water
Smoke Lake Access Point (#6)Classic Highway 60 canoe launch with big parking and easy access
11Canisbay LakeSheltered paddling lake with beaches and beginner‑friendly paddle‑in sites
Canisbay Lake CampgroundQuiet, central campground with beach and new multi‑lane dump station
12Cedar LakeBig northern gateway lake with cabins, car camping and canoe routes
Friends of Algonquin Park BookstoreFriends-run bookstore for maps and guides that fund the park
13Hemlock Bluff LookoutShort forest hike to a peaceful Jack Lake bluff view
Kearney Lake CampgroundSmall, motor-free lake campground with sandy beach and stars
14Lake of Two Rivers BeachCentral sandy swim beach with a store next door
Magnetawan Lake Access Point (#3)Busy canoe launch with quick portages into classic lake country
15North Tea LakeRemote, sandy-beach lake reached by a half-day paddle
16Pog LakeQuiet, paddle-friendly lake with two small beaches
17Smoke LakeGateway lake for classic canoe routes and big-sky paddling
18Algonquin Art CentreRotating wilderness art gallery with classes, boutique, and coffee
19Ragged LakeEasy paddle-in lake with roomy sites and loon serenades
20Big Crow LakeRemote paddlers’ lake with a sandy beach, cabin, and tower hike
BrentRemote Cedar Lake basecamp for canoes, cabins, and dark skies
Canoe Lake Access Point Permit OfficeGateway for permits and launching into classic canoe routes
21Grand LakeEast-side gateway lake with sandy beach and easy canoe access
22Hailstorm CreekMoose-rich marsh paddle tucked off Opeongo’s North Arm
23Joe LakeEasy-access canoe lake with cliff jumps and lots of campsites
Kawawaymog Lake Access PointQuiet western launch into North Tea and beyond
Kiosk Access PointQuiet northern gateway with flush toilets, store, and lakeside launch
Kiosk CampgroundQuiet lakeside base with a beach and easy paddling access
Lake of Two Rivers StoreAll-in-one camp store for groceries, meals, and bike rentals
24Logging Museum Log ChuteRebuilt log chute showing how timber shot past rapids
Mew Lake CampgroundYear-round campground with power, quiet loop, and lakeside beach
Mizzy Lake TrailheadGateway to a wildlife-rich loop with parking and toilets
25Nipissing RiverWild, winding canoe river with top-tier moose spotting
Rain Lake Access Point (#4)Gateway to canoe routes and the Western Uplands, no portage start
26Rock LakeCalm paddling lake with beaches, sunrise and stars
27Rock Lake Access PointEasy canoe launch with parking and a scenic river approach
Rock Lake CampgroundWaterfront sites, beaches, and the park's only on-site dump station
28Starling Lake LookoutQuieter cliff-top view over forest and Starling Lake
29Steam Hauler, Logging MuseumClimb a steam-powered alligator tug from logging’s wild days
30Lake of Two RiversSandy beach and easy paddling hub right off Highway 60
Brent Access PointRemote gateway to Cedar Lake with boat launch and history
Canisbay Lake Access Point # 34Quiet launch with big parking, showers, and an easy beach carry
31Rock Lake BeachSandy swim spot with sunrise views and a nearby dog beach
West Gate Information CentrePermits, flush toilets, and trail intel at the west gate
32Hardwood LookoutShort loop to a Smoke Lake panorama through classic hardwood forest
33Provoking FallsA quick walk to a wide, swimmable cascade on the Madawaska
34Bat LakeQuiet little lake on a mellow loop off Highway 60
Couples Resort & Algonquin SpaRomantic lakeside escape with private hot tubs and park access
35Dickson LakeQuiet backcountry lake with island campsites and big sunset views
Parkside BaySheltered bay campsites with easy access and frequent loon calls
Shall Lake Access PointQuieter canoe launch into Farm, Crotch, and Booth country
36South LookoutSmall lookout at the end of an unofficial forest spur
Tea Lake CampgroundSmall lakeside campground with showers and easy Hwy 60 access
37Brent Crater ViewpointElevated lookout over a 3.8 km ancient meteorite crater
38Mew Lake Airfield (Old Airfield)Open meadow for easy wildlife watching beside Mew Lake
Peck LakeEasy loop with lake views and a floating boardwalk
Sand Lake GateEast side permit gate with small store and quick stop
Tea Lake DamQuiet riverside picnic stop with rapids and easy parking
39Algonquin Radio ObservatoryGiant 46 m radio dish in a quiet corner of the park
Cache Lake Access Point (#8)Quick Highway 60 launch with parking, toilets and a history exhibit
40Crooked ChuteLegendary Petawawa rapid with a rustic ranger cabin beside it
41Crotch LakeEasy paddle-in lake with sandy landings and roomy island campsites
42East BeachShady swim beach with a reservable pavilion and easy boat launch
43Galeairy Lake Access PointNo‑frills boat launch for paddlers bound for Galeairy’s backcountry
Lake of Two Rivers CampgroundBusy beachside campground with a store, café, and easy trail access
Portage GrillCasual lakeside grill with patio views and post-paddle staples
Tom Thomson Cairn, Canoe LakeQuiet canoe-to memorial with views over Canoe Lake
44Track and Tower Trail BridgeHistoric river footbridge on the Track and Tower loop
East GateQuick permits, clean washrooms, and a totem welcome at the gate
45Peck Lake FootbridgeShort boardwalk stop with mirror-like lake views
46Devils ChutePowerful Petawawa rapid, reached only by canoe
Raccoon Lake CampgroundQuiet, rustic lakeside camping with a tiny beach and trail access
Whitefish Lake Group CampgroundCalm paddle lake with a group campground and small beach
47Rock Lake DamSmall dam and boat launch that’s all about easy lake access
48Hay Lake Access PointPublic boat launch with a 4 km paddle to the boundary
Lake of Two Rivers Cafe and GrillCampground cafe for poutine, ice cream, and last‑minute supplies
McManus Lake Access Point (#21)Easy canoe launch and Petawawa River exit with basic facilities
Costello Creek BoardwalkLow-key picnic stop by Costello Creek, not a boardwalk
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Algonquin Tour Guide
Algonquin, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Algonquin Provincial Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Algonquin Logging Museum Outdoor TrailListen
“Up ahead is the Algonquin Logging Museum, a really well-done open-air museum. It’s an easy 1.5-kilometer loop trail that walks you through the park’s logging history.”
Plays as you drive up to Algonquin Logging Museum in the Parkwolf Algonquin Tour Guide.
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- 139 audio storiesacross Algonquin’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor Moose, Eastern Wolf, Black Bear, and 13 more
- Works offlinemaps, 26 trails, 95 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
“Fantastic app with many points of information… It’s great to just turn on while you’re driving and it gives you an audio tour of the national Park. We love it!!!!”
