North Arm Routes: Returning to Opeongo

Difficulty

easy

Duration

0.5–1 hour

Fitness Level

Suitable for all ages and fitness levels

Overview

Discover the rugged beauty of Algonquin Park with a quick water taxi ride from Opeongo. Perfect for relaxing, wildlife spotting, and exploring remote lakes without paddling or portaging.

Dwight, Ontario

North Arm Routes: Returning to Opeongo

Servicing Opeongo, Happy Isle Lake, Red Rock Lake, Proulx Lake and Hailstorm Creek

Select participants and date

Date

Thu, Sep 25

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

North Arm Routes: Returning to Opeongo photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience the beauty of Algonquin Park without the hassle of paddling! Our water taxi swiftly transports you and your canoe or kayak from Opeongo Store to stunning drop-off points in just 20 minutes. Perfect for families and friends, this unique adventure lets you focus on enjoying nature.

#Ideal for families or groups of friends!

##Price

Ages 18+ to Reserve

One Person: $34.98 CAD Two People: $34.98 CAD Three People: $34.98 CAD Four People: $34.98 CAD Five to Eight Person Group: $32.98 CAD Nine-Fifteen Person Group: $29.98 CAD Groups of 16+: PLEASE CALL FOR RESERVATION INFORMATION

NOTE: Prices are per person. $104 CAD minimum

##Duration 1 Hour

##Details No need to worry about paddling the large lake - our water taxi transports people and canoes (or kayaks) safely from our Opeongo store to the heart of Algonquin Park in just 20 minutes.

##Drop-Off Locations

Hailstorm
Happy Isle Lake
Redrock Lake
Proulx
Area Campsites

Adventure Tips

Book in advance

Reserve your water taxi ahead of time to secure your preferred drop-off points and times.

Wear weather-appropriate clothing

Dressing in layers ensures comfort during your boat ride, especially in spring and fall.

Bring binoculars

Enhance wildlife viewing opportunities along the route with a good pair of binoculars.

Respect wildlife and environment

Keep noise levels down and avoid disturbing the natural habitat during your trip.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Loons
Moose

History

Algonquin Park was established in 1893 and is Canada's oldest provincial park, created to protect the natural landscape and provide wilderness recreation.

Conservation

Algonquin Outfitters actively promotes eco-friendly practices, including minimizing noise and waste to preserve the park’s delicate ecosystems.