Tim River Loop offers a picturesque flatwater paddling experience through Algonquin's western region, with the highlight being the scenic Tim River descent featuring the beautiful Tim River Falls with an easy 120-meter portage. The route traverses connecting lakes suitable for intermediate paddlers seeking river travel combined with lake paddling. Meandering river characteristics and modest elevation changes create relaxing travel days. Good wildlife viewing and fishing opportunities abound. The route is less crowded than Highway 60 alternatives, making it ideal for those seeking quiet backcountry experiences. Best paddled June through September.
About 100 percent of this route lies inside Algonquin Provincial Park.
Crown land free camping does not apply here. Provincial parks and conservation reserves set their own rules: designated sites, permits and reservations. Check with the responsible authority before you go.
Tim River Loop is estimated at Intermediate. Whitewater ratings are not exact: grades change with water level and season. Verify current conditions locally before you paddle.
The best time is June-September.
Tim River Loop is located in the Central Ontario region of Canada.
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