challenging
10–13 hours
Good to excellent cardiovascular fitness and endurance required; hikers should be comfortable with long uphill and uneven terrain
Tackle Algonquin Park’s demanding Centennial Ridges Trail for 10.4 km of rugged terrain, stunning viewpoints, and a rewarding finish at High Falls and Webers Burgers.
CA $135 | 13 hours | Hike to the best views of Algonquin
Embark on an unforgettable 13-hour adventure through Algonquin Park's Centennial Ridges Trail, a challenging 10.4 km hike with breathtaking vistas. Enjoy scenic stops for photos, a packed lunch at a lookout, and a visit to the stunning High Falls in Muskoka, capped off with dinner at the iconic Webers Burgers.
Participant (Ages 18+): CA$135
13 Hours
Are you interested in a truly adventurous and unforgettable hike? This legendary route is the ultimate Algonquin Park trail. Centennial Ridges Trail is a demanding 10.4 km hike that affords spectacular viewing points along two high ridges.
On this road trip, we will do several stops along the way there so you can take the best pictures and appreciate the magnificent views.
Once we arrive at the park, we will head to The trailhead to do a spectacular 10.4 km hike where we will be able to appreciate some of the most spectacular vistas in Algonquin. We will stop along the way to have lunch (please pack one!) at one of the lookout points.
On the way back we will stop for dinner at one of the most emblematic places of Ontario– Webers Burgers (vegetarian options available).
As a bonus, on our ride home to Toronto, we will stop by the jaw-dropping High Falls in Muskoka so you can take a picture of one of the prettiest waterfalls of this region.
Please Note: ALL TOURS ARE FINAL SALE Tickets can be transferred to another person. Please contact us at least 72 hours before your purchased tour date to reschedule, and we will do our best to accommodate you. We cannot guarantee availability in the event of rescheduling. We do not offer refunds. No-shows will be charged the full price.
7:45am - Departure from Christie Station. Note: if your tour is on a Sunday, the subway does not start running until 8 am, shuttle busses run down Yonge Street and Bloor Street, increasing your travel time slightly. 10:45am - Arrival and registration at Algonquin Park ** 11:15 am** - Begin our hike! ** 4:30 pm** - We will visit High Falls in Muskoka ** 6:00 pm** - Dinner together at Webers (not included) ** 8:45 pm** - Expected arrival time to Toronto, Christie Subway Station
Q: What is included in the tour? A: Transportation there and back In a comfortable minivan, guided hike(s) and admission/parking at Algonquin Park.
Q: What should I bring with me/wear? A: Appropriate clothing for hiking, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen, bug spray, and a hat (recommended). Please check the weather for the Algonquin Park region beforehand. You can leave unnecessary items in the van if needed. You should also bring snacks, lunch and enough water for the day.
Q: What measures does Toronto EcoAdventures take during Covid-19? A: Your health is our top priority, and we have put special measures in place to keep all guests safe both during and after your activity.
Stringent Cleaning – We’ve increased the frequency of disinfecting surfaces and high traffic areas between each tour, and hand sanitizer will be available to all of our guests.
Masks/Face Coverings – Guests will be asked to wear masks while inside our vehicle. We ask that guests provide their own masks. If you have a medication condition that prohibits you from wearing a mask, please advise us of this before your trip. We will ensure that all staff members will be wearing the necessary PPE while inside the vehicle.
Wellness Checks – Employees receive daily wellness checks to ensure they are healthy and symptom-free. If you or anyone in your group is experiencing symptoms, we will work directly with you to cancel or reschedule your tour.
Begin your hike at dawn to ensure you complete the 13-hour trek before nightfall.
The trail’s challenging nature means staying hydrated and energized is crucial.
Rocky ridges demand solid trail shoes or boots with good grip and ankle support.
Algonquin’s weather can shift quickly, so bring rain gear and extra layers.
Algonquin Park, established in 1893, is Ontario's oldest provincial park and a cornerstone of Canadian conservation efforts.
Visitors are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to protect Algonquin's sensitive ecosystems and rich biodiversity.
Provides necessary support and traction on uneven granite ridges.
Carries water, snacks, and layers comfortably for a long day hike.
Ensures you stay hydrated during the physically demanding hike.
Protects against variable weather and keeps you comfortable throughout the day.