moderate
6 days
Moderate fitness required; ability to paddle for several hours daily preferred
Paddle through Canada's iconic wilderness with hassle-free canoe rentals, pristine lakes, and starry skies in Algonquin Park. Discover tranquility on this remote backcountry adventure.
With Delivery or Pick-up
Experience the tranquility of the wilderness as you immerse yourself in pristine lakes and gaze at a star-filled sky. This unique adventure offers a rejuvenating escape into nature, where silence reigns and your spirit can truly soar. Enjoy hassle-free canoe delivery for an unforgettable backcountry or campground adventure.
A feeling of tranquility, and a glimpse of the past,
Experience a sense of wonder as you gaze into the beauty of a star filled sky. Rejuvenate your soul. Immerse your body in one of our many pristine lakes. Sooth your spirit with the power of nature.
Silence, have you heard it? You want it?
We got it, come get it.
Canoes are automatically delivered and picked-up for Kiosk Backcountry and Campground reservations at no charge.
Please note: We recommend Ultra-light canoes for customers that will be camping Backcountry, since they will have to carry the canoes a longer distance than those staying at Campground.
Bring essential gear like a waterproof tent, dry bags, and layered clothing to stay comfortable.
Familiarize yourself with map and compass navigation or GPS before heading out.
Keep a safe distance from wildlife like moose and use binoculars for wildlife viewing.
Pack out all trash and minimize your impact to help preserve this pristine environment.
Algonquin was established as a provincial park in 1893, making it one of Canada's oldest protected areas.
The outfitter actively supports local conservation efforts, encouraging low-impact travel to protect the park's ecosystems.
Keeps you dry and comfortable during overnight stays in remote campsites.
Protects your gear from water damage while paddling and camping.
Allows adaptation to changing weather conditions across seasons.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Your primary means of navigation across water bodies.