10-Day Solo Canoe Outfitters at Algonquin Outfitters
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
10 days
Fitness Level
Participants should have strong cardiovascular fitness and upper body strength for prolonged paddling and portaging.
Overview
Paddle solo through Algonquin Park’s pristine waterways with Algonquin Outfitters’ 10 Day Solo Outfitting. Perfect for paddlers craving solitude paired with top-tier gear and a lightweight meal plan.
10 Day Solo Outfitting
Food & Equipment Outfitting Package for Solo Trippers
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About This Adventure
Embark on a transformative 10-day solo canoe adventure in Algonquin Park, equipped with everything you need for an unforgettable backcountry experience. Paddle through serene waters, camp under the stars, and immerse yourself in nature with top-notch gear and a specially crafted lightweight menu. Discover solitude and adventure like never before.
Ten Day Solo Outfitting
Price
Solo Outfitting: $815.00 CAD
Ages 18+ to Reserve
Duration
10 Days
Details
Includes:
- Kevlar Solo or Pack Canoe (Average 40 Lbs)
- Traditional hardwood paddle or kayak paddle
- Deluxe P.F.D.
- Reusable beverage container
- Canoe pack and/or barrel pack
- Waterproof matches
- Three-season sleeping bag and liner
- Fire starter
- Lightweight backpack stove with fuel
- First aid kit
- Cookware and utensils
- Campfire grill
- Camp saw
- Insect repellent
- Lightweight tarp
- Flashlight
- Poncho
- Stuff sacks
- Water purification system
- Algonquin Park Canoe Routes Map
- Special Lightweight Menu plan
Adventure Tips
Secure Your Park Permits Early
Permits for interior camping must be obtained in advance through Algonquin Park services to ensure your trip is fully booked.
Pack Light, Paddle Efficiently
The Kevlar solo canoe is lightweight — keep your gear organized in waterproof sacks to maintain balance and easy handling on the water.
Plan for Variable Weather
Algonquin’s weather can shift rapidly; bring a poncho and layered clothing to stay dry and comfortable throughout your trip.
Practice Leave No Trace
Respect the park’s fragile ecosystem by minimizing campfire impact, packing out all waste, and following trail etiquette on portages.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Common loons
History
Algonquin Park was established in 1893 as Ontario’s first provincial park, preserving key waterways and forest for recreation and resource management.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to follow strict Leave No Trace principles to protect Algonquin’s fragile ecosystems and wildlife habitats.
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Recommended Gear
Lightweight Poncho
Protects you from frequent spring rain showers and sudden weather changes.
spring specific
Three-Season Sleeping Bag
Keeps you warm during cool nights and variable temperatures on the trail.
Water Purification System
Ensures access to safe drinking water from lakes and streams in the backcountry.
Reusable Beverage Container
Allows you to stay hydrated without relying on disposable plastic bottles.