Algonquin access points
Every numbered access point has its own page.
Access points are not drawn on the map yet: CanoeMap only plots positions from surveyed sources.
Algonquin canoe routes
- Algonquin Provincial Park
- Barron Canyon
- Barron Canyon Route
- Big Trout-Otterslide Loop
- Canoe Lake to Big Trout Lake
- Canoe Lake to Burnt Island Lake
- Canoe Lake to Joe Lake Loop
- Canoe Lake to Tom Thomson Loop
- Catfish-Marcel Loop
- Dickson Lake Loop
- Dickson-Bonfield Loop
- Five Day Western Loop
- Grand Lake-Lake Travers Loop
- Hogan-Crotch Lake Loop
- Kingscote Lake Loop
- Nipissing-Cedar-Burntroot Loop
- North Tea Lake Loop
- Opeongo Lake to Big Trout Lake
- Opeongo Lake to Dickson Lake
- Opeongo Lake to Happy Isle Lake
- Opeongo Lake to Proulx Lake
- Opeongo-Crow-Lavieille Loop
- Petawawa River
- Petawawa River Canoe Route
- Petawawa River Route
- Sec Lake Loop
- Three Day Eastern Loop
- Tim River Loop
- Tim-Rosebary-Longbow Loop
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this Algonquin Park map show?
The 2,174 km of canoe routes Ontario publishes for the park, the park boundary, and the 18 routes CanoeMap has drawn. Zoom in and it also shows rapids, falls, portages and campsites from surveyed sources.
How many Algonquin access points does CanoeMap list?
29, from Access 1 (Canoe Lake) to Access 29 (Big Crow Lake). Each has its own page, listed above.
Can I navigate with this map?
No. It is for planning. Conditions change with water level and season; verify locally before you paddle.
Where this map comes from
- Canoe routes: Ontario Trail Network, Land Information Ontario. Open Government Licence - Ontario.
- Park boundary: Land Information Ontario, Provincial Park Regulated. Open Government Licence - Ontario.
- Rapids, falls, portages and campsites: CanVec and the Canadian Geographical Names Database, Natural Resources Canada. Open Government Licence - Canada.
Conditions change with water level and season. Positions are for planning, not navigation. Verify locally before you paddle. Terms of use