We strongly recommend a visit to the Algonquin Park official web site - www.algonquinpark.on.ca for more information on...
| Mammals | Birds | Reptiles & Amphibians | Fish | Insects Plants Fungi |
| Moose White Tailed Deer Beaver Black Bear Wolves Fox | Loon Gray Jay Chickadee Spruce Grouse | Turtles Snakes Frogs Toads | Brook Trout Lake Trout Small mouth Bass Lake Whitefish |
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To learn about wildlife research projects in Algonquin Park, click here: www.sbaa.ca
Explore Algonquin
Arowhon Pines offers complimentary Vehicle Passes for guests wishing to explore Algonquin Park.
Things to do in Algonquin Park include:
- 16 day trails ranging from 0.8 km to 11 km in length.
(For a description of each, Click Here) - mountain bike trails
- interesting nature lectures followed by guided leisurely hikes
- conducted canoe outings on a beautiful Park lake
- outdoor theatre in the evenings - films and slide shows
- public wolf howls
- special exhibits such as painting, photography, sculptures - art in the Park!
- mushroom and wildflower walks
- animal tracks and night noises
- spectacular visitor's centre with exhibits on Park wildlife and human history, theater, bookstore and a breathtaking panoramic viewing deck
- logging museum
- painting classes with Look See Paint (Wednesdays and Fridays)
- whitewater rafting (Madawaska River)
For current activities in the park, visit This Week in Algonquin.
Nearby within 40 minutes...
- golf courses
- horseback riding
- antique shops
FRANK KUIACK
THE LAST TRUE GUIDE IN ALGONQUIN PARK
We are lucky to be able to recommend an excellent guide, Frank Kuiack, to take you fishing, on a canoe trip or a hike in the woods - right from our property. We guarantee that this will be one of the highlights of your holiday in Algonquin Park.
Luca, Roberta Costanza Marzano from Italy with Frank, Summer 2009











