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Places
Places in Algonquin Provincial Park
Viewpoints, landmarks, trailheads, and useful stops.
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Lake Opeongo
Big-water gateway to canoe trips, wildlife, and wild campsites
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Algonquin Park Visitor Centre
Panoramic deck, superb exhibits, and a handy bookstore
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Bartlett Lodge
Boat-access cabins with gourmet dinners and a canoe at your door
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Achray Campground
Quiet, radio-free campground on Grand Lake with sandy beaches
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Algonquin Logging Museum
Open‑air museum and loop trail on the region’s logging past
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Arowhon Pines
All‑inclusive lakeside cabins, standout meals, and quiet, motor‑free paddling
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Barron Canyon Lookout
A short walk to vast, vertigo-inducing views of Barron Canyon
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Booth's Rock Lookout
Cliff-edge panorama over Rock Lake via a short, punchy loop
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Lake Opeongo Access Point
Gateway to the backcountry with rentals and a wind-savvy water taxi
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Lookout Trail Lookout
Short, steep climb to a classic cliff-top panorama
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Track and Tower Trail Lookout
Big Cache Lake views from a famed former fire tower site
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Killarney Lodge
All-inclusive lakeside cabins with private canoes on Lake of Two Rivers
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Algonquin Outfitters - Brent
Remote canoe-outfitting outpost on Cedar Lake's north shore
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Big Trout Lake
Island-dotted lake with sand dunes and a waterfall portage
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Burnt Island Lake
Big clear-water lake with island campsites and great swims
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Canoe Lake
Classic canoe launch with easy routes and on-site rentals
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Canoe Lake The Portage Store
Dockside rentals and a lakeside grill at Canoe Lake’s hub
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Grand Lake - Achray Access Point (#22)
Launchpad for Barron Canyon and High Falls trips
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High Falls Natural Waterslide
Slide smooth rock chutes into clear, river‑fed pools
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Opeongo Store
Backcountry gateway with rentals and a time-saving Lake Opeongo water taxi
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Pog Lake Campground
Shady, central campground with beaches, showers, and calm paddle water
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Smoke Lake Access Point (#6)
Classic Highway 60 canoe launch with big parking and easy access
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Beaver Pond Trail Viewpoint
High lookout over classic beaver ponds and a massive dam
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Canisbay Lake
Sheltered paddling lake with beaches and beginner‑friendly paddle‑in sites
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Canisbay Lake Campground
Quiet, central campground with beach and new multi‑lane dump station
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Cedar Lake
Big northern gateway lake with cabins, car camping and canoe routes
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Friends of Algonquin Park Bookstore
Friends-run bookstore for maps and guides that fund the park
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Hemlock Bluff Lookout
Short forest hike to a peaceful Jack Lake bluff view
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Kearney Lake Campground
Small, motor-free lake campground with sandy beach and stars
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Lake of Two Rivers Beach
Central sandy swim beach with a store next door
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Magnetawan Lake Access Point (#3)
Busy canoe launch with quick portages into classic lake country
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North Tea Lake
Remote, sandy-beach lake reached by a half-day paddle
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Pog Lake
Quiet, paddle-friendly lake with two small beaches
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Smoke Lake
Gateway lake for classic canoe routes and big-sky paddling
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Algonquin Art Centre
Rotating wilderness art gallery with classes, boutique, and coffee
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Big Pines Trail Giant Pines
Short loop beneath towering pines and a dash of logging history
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Ragged Lake
Easy paddle-in lake with roomy sites and loon serenades
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Big Crow Lake
Remote paddlers’ lake with a sandy beach, cabin, and tower hike
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Brent
Remote Cedar Lake basecamp for canoes, cabins, and dark skies
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Brent Campground
Remote lakeside camping with dark skies and backcountry access
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Canoe Lake Access Point Permit Office
Gateway for permits and launching into classic canoe routes
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Grand Lake
East-side gateway lake with sandy beach and easy canoe access
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Hailstorm Creek
Moose-rich marsh paddle tucked off Opeongo’s North Arm
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Joe Lake
Easy-access canoe lake with cliff jumps and lots of campsites
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Kawawaymog Lake Access Point
Quiet western launch into North Tea and beyond
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Kiosk Access Point
Quiet northern gateway with flush toilets, store, and lakeside launch
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Kiosk Campground
Quiet lakeside base with a beach and easy paddling access
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Lake of Two Rivers Store
All-in-one camp store for groceries, meals, and bike rentals
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Logging Museum Log Chute
Rebuilt log chute showing how timber shot past rapids
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Mew Lake Campground
Year-round campground with power, quiet loop, and lakeside beach
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Mizzy Lake Trailhead
Gateway to a wildlife-rich loop with parking and toilets
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Nipissing River
Wild, winding canoe river with top-tier moose spotting
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Rain Lake Access Point (#4)
Gateway to canoe routes and the Western Uplands, no portage start
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Rock Lake
Calm paddling lake with beaches, sunrise and stars
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Rock Lake Access Point
Easy canoe launch with parking and a scenic river approach
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Rock Lake Campground
Waterfront sites, beaches, and the park's only on-site dump station
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Starling Lake Lookout
Quieter cliff-top view over forest and Starling Lake
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Steam Hauler, Logging Museum
Climb a steam-powered alligator tug from logging’s wild days
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Lake of Two Rivers
Sandy beach and easy paddling hub right off Highway 60
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Brent Access Point
Remote gateway to Cedar Lake with boat launch and history
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Canisbay Lake Access Point # 34
Quiet launch with big parking, showers, and an easy beach carry
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Rock Lake Beach
Sandy swim spot with sunrise views and a nearby dog beach
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Two Rivers Trail Lookout
Short loop to a pine-topped cliff with big valley views
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West Gate Information Centre
Permits, flush toilets, and trail intel at the west gate
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Hardwood Lookout
Short loop to a Smoke Lake panorama through classic hardwood forest
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Provoking Falls
A quick walk to a wide, swimmable cascade on the Madawaska
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Bat Lake
Quiet little lake on a mellow loop off Highway 60
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Centennial Ridges South Lookout
Quiet, south-facing lookout with big Shield-country views
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Couples Resort & Algonquin Spa
Romantic lakeside escape with private hot tubs and park access
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Dickson Lake
Quiet backcountry lake with island campsites and big sunset views
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Parkside Bay
Sheltered bay campsites with easy access and frequent loon calls
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Shall Lake Access Point
Quieter canoe launch into Farm, Crotch, and Booth country
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Tea Lake Campground
Small lakeside campground with showers and easy Hwy 60 access
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Brent Crater Viewpoint
Elevated lookout over a 3.8 km ancient meteorite crater
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Mew Lake Airfield (Old Airfield)
Open meadow for easy wildlife watching beside Mew Lake
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Peck Lake
Easy loop with lake views and a floating boardwalk
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Sand Lake Gate
East side permit gate with small store and quick stop
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Tea Lake Dam
Quiet riverside picnic stop with rapids and easy parking
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Algonquin Radio Observatory
Giant 46 m radio dish in a quiet corner of the park
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Cache Lake Access Point (#8)
Quick Highway 60 launch with parking, toilets and a history exhibit
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Coon Lake Campground
Small, quiet lakefront camping near top hikes
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Crooked Chute
Legendary Petawawa rapid with a rustic ranger cabin beside it
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Crotch Lake
Easy paddle-in lake with sandy landings and roomy island campsites
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East Beach
Shady swim beach with a reservable pavilion and easy boat launch
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Galeairy Lake Access Point
No‑frills boat launch for paddlers bound for Galeairy’s backcountry
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Lake of Two Rivers Campground
Busy beachside campground with a store, café, and easy trail access
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Portage Grill
Casual lakeside grill with patio views and post-paddle staples
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Tom Thomson Cairn, Canoe Lake
Quiet canoe-to memorial with views over Canoe Lake
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Track and Tower Trail Bridge
Historic river footbridge on the Track and Tower loop
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East Gate
Quick permits, clean washrooms, and a totem welcome at the gate
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Peck Lake Footbridge
Short boardwalk stop with mirror-like lake views
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Rock Lake Dog Beach
Tiny, clear-water dog beach tucked below Booth’s Rock trailhead
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Whiskey Rapids Trail Viewpoint
Short walk to a lively Oxtongue River overlook
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Devils Chute
Powerful Petawawa rapid, reached only by canoe
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Raccoon Lake Campground
Quiet, rustic lakeside camping with a tiny beach and trail access
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Whitefish Lake
Calm paddle lake with a group campground and small beach
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Rock Lake Dam
Small dam and boat launch that’s all about easy lake access
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Hay Lake Access Point
Public boat launch with a 4 km paddle to the boundary
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Lake of Two Rivers Cafe and Grill
Campground cafe for poutine, ice cream, and last‑minute supplies
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McManus Lake Access Point (#21)
Easy canoe launch and Petawawa River exit with basic facilities
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