Overview

Set off on a 13-day canoe journey through Algonquin’s pristine waterways. Perfect for paddlers seeking solitude, stunning scenery, and wildlife encounters—this trip offers an all-in-one outdoor escape.

Dwight, Ontario

13 Day Canoe Rental - Access Point Delivery

2 Person | 3 Person | Solo | Specialty

Select participants and date

Date

Mon, Oct 6

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable 13-day canoe adventure with convenient access point delivery. Enjoy included paddles and safety kits while exploring stunning waterways. Take advantage of generous discounts for longer rentals and special rates for youth groups. Experience the great outdoors like never before, creating lasting memories on the water.

Thirteen Day Canoe Rental - Access Point Delivery

Duration Day

13 Days

Rentals start when we open the first day of your rental and are due back by close on the final day of your rental.

Details

Included in your rental:

Canoe rental price includes a paddle per person and a safety kit (whistle, 15m rope and bailer)
Canoe delivery and pick up from the access point indicated at time of delivery

Not included in the price:

Park permits are extra and paid by the client
PFD's are required per customer and are not included in the price
Delivery of PFD's, Paddles, safety kit, or any other rented paddling equipment

Discount Rates

Rentals totaling 5 to 7 days receive a 15% discount (automatically applied at time of booking)
Rentals totaling 8+ days receive a 25% discount (automatically applied at time of booking)
Scouts, schools, camps and church youth groups can take advantage of our special “non-profit youth group rates”. Please inquire (opeongo@algonquinoutfitters.com).

Adventure Tips

Plan for remote stretches

Make sure to bring extra supplies and check weather conditions before long crossings.

Start early each day

Begin paddling at dawn to maximize daylight and avoid afternoon storms.

Practice safety protocols

Always wear a life jacket and stay within designated routes for safety.

Respect wildlife

Maintain distance from animals and avoid disturbing their habitat.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Loons
Beavers

History

Algonquin Park has been a protected area since 1893, originally established to safeguard timber resources and later converted into a provincial park.

Conservation

Algonquin Outfitters emphasizes Leave No Trace principles and promotes sustainable camping and paddling practices to preserve this pristine environment.