Top Things to do in Algonquin Park Region
What to do and see in Algonquin Park Region, Algonquin Park Region: The Best Things to do Adventurous
Discover the best top things to do in Algonquin Park Region, United States including Madawaska Kanu Centre, Algonquin Park Adventure Tours, Back Country Tours, Voyageur Quest, Centennial Ridges Trail.
Restaurants in Algonquin Park Region
1. Madawaska Kanu Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 214 reviews
Madawaska Kanu Centre provides personal instruction in whitewater kayaking & canoeing. We offer all the comforts of a European-style vacation resort with delicious and nutritious buffet meals. Classes are small and the river is clean, warm and uncrowded. For a shorter visit, enjoy a two hour Madawaska Rafting trip (ages 2 & up)! Five fun-filled kilometers of beautiful scenery and tumbling whitewater in the Algonquin Park area. Our skilled guides steer the raft down river as you hold-on and enjoy the adventures! Fun for the whole family!
2. Algonquin Park Adventure Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 400 reviews
Since 1996, we have guided educational wilderness adventure tours into the Algonquin Provincial Park interior. We provide multiday guided canoe trips and glamping camping that will get you intimate with Algonquin Provincial Park. Duke of Edinburgh Adventurous Journey programs can also be arranged. We also provide an assortment of Algonquin Park guided day trips. Paddle canoe, motorized canoe, fishing, hiking, bicycle, birding, landscape & wildlife photography and fall colours adventure tours are provided 7 days a week (May-Oct). In winter, we provide very Canadian snowshoe, nordic ski and winter camping adventures. Custom tours, wilderness skills training, school trips and corporate team building services are also provided.
3. Back Country Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 480 reviews
Back Country Tours is one of Canada’s leading year-round Adventure Tourism companies and by far the largest and most reputable in snowmobile, ATV & Jet Ski rentals and tours in the Muskoka/Haliburton region. Rentals & Tours range from 1 hour to multiple day Adventures on the Beautiful Canadian Shield. We also have lake side cottage rentals with out door hot tubs and indoor fireplaces located beside snowmobile and atv trails.
4. Voyageur Quest
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Voyageur Quest specializes in Algonquin Park adventures! Algonquin canoe trips focus on wildlife, outstanding gourmet meals, superior guides and memorable campsites. Algonquin lodge-based canoeing, hiking and wildlife interpretation takes place out of our two lodges, the Algonquin Log Cabin and Algonquin Cottages. Both are located at the north west corner of Algonquin Park. Anywhere between a 3-day guided canoe trip and a 14-day Algonquin crossing, Voyageur Quest can guide you on an outstanding wilderness experience.
5. Centennial Ridges Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By MandA2012 - Toronto, Canada
This was easily the most beautiful hike we have done in Ontario. It is moderately challenging with lots of ascents and descents. Each of the ascents rewards you with a spectacular view from along the ridge. There are 12 marked viewpoints but each one of the viewpoints along the ridge (there are at least 4 that I recall) actually has multiple viewpoints. When you arrive on top of the ridge there is no need to congregate with everyone, just walk ahead and you will find several other spots, each more beautiful than the last. On top of the ridge are sweeping views over the tree canopy and the lakes below. We timed our visit (Sept 26) around the peak viewing season for maples and the canopy was a sea of red, orange and yellow. The trail was full of colourful maples and poplars, contrasted by beautiful white birch trees. None of this 10 km hike is flat or smooth - it is winding and narrow (single file for much of it) and you are hiking over rocks, rock face, tree roots and mud. Wear hiking shoes or you will regret it. There are no washrooms except for an outhouse in the parking lot. Go early - we arrived around 10:30am and had to park on the side of the road 1/2 km from the parking lot (by the time we got back cars were parked nearly 2km out). The last two viewpoints of the 12 were a slow go because of all the people entering the park and just doing those last few viewpoints in reverse direction instead of the full loop. The full 10km loop took us 4 hours including 1/2 hour picnic lunch, tons of photos, and the painfully slow last few kilometres when the trail got crowded.
