2 Day Solo Outfitting

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2 days

Fitness Level

Moderate physical condition required to paddle and portage comfortably

Overview

Escape into the wilderness of Algonquin Park with a 2-day solo canoe trip. Discover tranquil lakes, abundant wildlife, and a renewed sense of adventure with expert outfitting included.

Dwight, Ontario

2 Day Solo Outfitting

Food & Equipment Outfitting Package for Solo Trippers

Select participants and date

Date

Thu, Sep 25

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Embark on a transformative two-day solo canoe adventure in Algonquin Park, where you can escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. With a complete outfitting package, including a lightweight canoe, camping gear, and a specially crafted menu, this experience promises solitude, nature, and unforgettable memories in the great outdoors.

#Two Day Solo Outfitting

##Price

Solo Outfitting: $195.00 CAD

Ages 18+ to Reserve

##Duration

2 Days

##Details

Includes:

Kevlar Traditional 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

Pack lightweight, high-quality gear

Use compact, durable gear to stay comfortable and mobile during your solo trip.

Check weather forecasts carefully

Weather in Algonquin can change quickly; prepare for rain or sudden storms.

Keep a safety log or journal

Document your route, check-in points, and reflections to stay organized and safe.

Stay alert for wildlife sightings

Early mornings and evenings are best for spotting moose, deer, and birdlife.

Local Insights

Wildlife

moose
great blue heron

History

Algonquin Park has been a protected area since 1893, serving as a vital habitat for countless species and a historic site for local Indigenous communities.

Conservation

The outfitting company emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, encouraging sustainable practices to preserve the park’s natural beauty.