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Water Activities & Lake Opeongo Paddle with Algonquin Outfitters - Ottawa

Water Activities & Lake Opeongo Paddle with Algonquin Outfitters

Algonquin Parkeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Average physical fitness needed, suitable for beginners and families

Overview

Discover the serene beauty of Lake Opeongo on a self-guided paddle trip—perfect for families and outdoor lovers. Enjoy stunning scenery and wildlife in Algonquin Park from May to October.

Dwight, Ontario

Lake Opeongo Day Paddle

Canoe | Kayak | Stand Up Paddle Board

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Adventure Photos

Lake Opeongo Day Paddle photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience the beauty of Lake Opeongo on a self-guided day trip perfect for families and friends. Paddle at your own pace while soaking in stunning scenery. With no reservations needed, this popular adventure is available from May to early October, making it an unforgettable outdoor escape.

One of our most popular day trips!

Ideal for families or groups of friends! Walk Ins welcome, no reservation required!


Price

Ages 18+ to Reserve

  • Standard Canoe: $46.98 CAD
  • Single Person Kayak: $46.98 CAD
  • Single Person Stand Up Paddleboard: $46.98 CAD
  • 3 Person Canoe: $52.98 CAD
  • 2 Person Kayak: $52.98 CAD

Duration

1 Day


Details

One of our most popular day trips! Enjoy an easy paddle around scenic Lake Opeongo! This self-guided trip departs right from the dock of our Lake Opeongo store.

Available May to early October, weather and water conditions permitting.

Adventure Tips

Wear layered clothing

Weather can change quickly on the water, so dress in layers and bring waterproof gear.

Check water conditions

Review weather forecasts and water conditions before heading out to ensure safety.

Bring sun protection

Use sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats to protect against UV rays during midday paddling.

Pack essentials

Carry water, snacks, a map, and a first aid kit for a safe and comfortable trip.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Loons
  • Ospreys

History

Lake Opeongo has been a vital part of Algonquin's wilderness since the park's establishment in 1893, serving as a hotspot for canoeists and nature lovers.

Conservation

Algonquin Provincial Park actively promotes sustainable recreation and conservation efforts to preserve its pristine environment and wildlife habitats.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Personal Flotation Device (PFD)

Essential

A PFD is vital for safety and required by law for all paddlers.

spring;summer;fall;winter specific

Waterproof bag

Essential

Keeps your belongings dry during paddling and any unexpected splashes.

spring;summer;fall;winter specific

Sun hat and sunglasses

Essential

Protects your face and eyes from sun exposure while on the water.

summer specific

Light rain jacket

Preparedness for changing weather and light rain.

spring; fall specific