All Algonquin trails
39 trails
1Barron Canyon TrailA 0.8-mile rim loop above a 100 m gorge with unfenced edges.
2Centennial Ridges TrailA very demanding 10.4 km loop over two rocky ridges.
3Booth's Rock TrailA rocky climb to Rock Lake views and old railway history.
4Track and Tower TrailRocky climbs and stairs lead to a broad Cache Lake lookout
5Lookout TrailA short climb opens onto a panoramic rocky ridge.
6Mizzy Lake TrailNine ponds, a long loop, and wildlife worth looking for.
7Spruce Bog Boardwalk TrailTwo northern spruce bogs, reached on a short boardwalk loop.
8Algonquin Logging Museum TrailA short loop past a real alligator tug and logging exhibits.
9High Falls Trail (Barron Canyon Road)Follow a forest path to a natural waterslide on the Barron River
10Beaver Pond TrailBeaver ponds, a boardwalk, and a high lookout in one short loop.
11Hemlock Bluff TrailA hemlock stand and Jack Lake view in one forest loop.
12Jack Pine TrailA quick shore walk to the story behind Tom Thomson’s Jack Pine.
13Fork Lake TrailSteep climbs, lake views, and a boardwalk in a compact loop.
14Big Pines TrailMeet giant white pines on a mellow loop with a logging past.
15Whiskey Rapids TrailA short riverside loop to rapids, with one steep climb back.
16Hardwood Lookout TrailA short hardwood loop to a Smoke Lake overlook.
17Bat Lake TrailA hemlock forest loop past a lookout and acidic lake
18Peck Lake TrailShort lake circuit with marsh boardwalks, roots, and two stair sections.
19Two Rivers TrailA short loop to an open rock lookout above the pines.
20Western Uplands Backpacking TrailA rugged 20-mile backcountry loop links forest and lakes.
21Highland Backpacking TrailA demanding overnight loop of rocky climbs, lake camps and a lookout.
22Berm Lake TrailA pine forest loop with a boardwalk and views across Berm Lake.
23Highland Backpacking Trail – Provoking Lake LoopA 13-mile backcountry circuit to Provoking Lake and its shore camps.24Eastern Pines Backpacking TrailA long lake-and-forest loop ending at a granite waterslide.
25High Falls Hiking Trail (York River)A short forest walk to York River rapids and High Falls.
26Old Railway Bike TrailFlat rail-bed riding past lakes, rapids, and old railway bridges.
27Fire Tower TrailAn easy, accessible boardwalk ends above the Sunday Creek valley.
28South Lookout TrailAn informal path reaches a rocky perch above distant lakes.
29Big Crow Lake Old Fire Tower TrailA short, steep climb to Big Crow's old fire-tower site
30Giant Pines Trail (Big Crow)Paddle in to walk among the old-growth pines.
31Brent Historic Site TrailFollow a quiet road through Brent's historic settlement
32Natch Lookout TrailA short climb to cliff-top views over the Petawawa.
33Byers Lake Mountain Bike TrailRugged bike route to Byers Lake, York River and a canyon spur.
34Medicine Tree Trail (Arowhon Pines)A short detour for the large white pine worth sitting beside.
35White Trail (Arowhon Pines)A forest walk to the stone chimneys of a lost lake resort.
36Red Spruce Side TrailA short, rooty loop through Algonquin’s labeled conifers.
37Red Trail (Arowhon Pines)A long Arowhon loop to Wolf Howl Pond and old rail
38Limestone TrailA short forest walk to a secluded Cedar Lake beach.
39Yellow Trail (Arowhon Pines)A hilly hardwood walk along Little Joe Lake's bay.
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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Barron Canyon Rim Walk0:00 / 0:26
“Barron Canyon's trailhead is coming up, with a short walk to views nearly a hundred metres above the river. The one-and-a-half-kilometre loop climbs steeply at first; allow forty-five minutes, plus time at the overlooks.”
Plays as you drive up to Barron Canyon Lookout in the Parkwolf Algonquin Tour Guide.
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