Algonquin Websites |
Produced by The Friends of Algonquin Park, this is an extensive introduction to the park, its programs, rules, procedures and regulatory info for planning Algonquin trips. |
Algonquin Backcountry Recreationalists (ABR)Volunteer group representing concerns of backcountry recreationalists. Its goals are to preserve, protect and enhance wilderness-like experiences in the backcountry of Algonquin. |
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A journal, a record of sorts, of Mark's trips into Algonquin Provincial Park. by - Mark Rubino. |
Occupying a unique position as art gallery, storefront, historical monument and education centre, the Algonquin Art Centre exposes Canada's finest wilderness and wildlife art to the visitors of Algonquin Park. |
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Jeffrey McMurtrie's Algonquin MapThis is a highly detailed Algonquin map focusing on the canoe routes of the park, but superimposing a lot of other data as well. It is available for free download in various sizes. by - Jeffrey McMurtrie |
This site offers contour maps of many Algonquin Park lakes which let you know what lies beneath the water. There's also a 60-page map book available, called "A View Down-Under" which includes fishing gear, strategies, techniques, char habits and more. by - Stephen Molson |
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Stephen Elms is an accomplished photographer who maintains a photography bog as the "photo-tech" for Algonquin Adventures. |
The Friends of Bonnechere Parks
Bonnechere and Bonnechere River Provincial Parks connect Round Lake with Algonquin Park by means of the Bonnechere River. This website includes a special Virtual Museum component "Land of the Spirits". |
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Dave's Web PageThe Canoe Trips section of Dave's Web Page, currently containing photo records of eleven (11) of Dave's trips into Algonquin. by - Dave Harman |
Bush Log
A collection of short photo essays and diaries documenting explorations of eastern Algonquin Park and Renfrew County. by - Bob & Diana McElroy |
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The Dare family website of their Algonquin adventures. by - Darren and Kevin Dare |
Jeff Proppe is a teacher and family man from the GTA who enjoys paddling and Algonquin in particular. He's had his blog online for a couple of years now and has accumulated quite a bit of Algonquin content .. definitely worth checking out. |
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Margaret's Algonquin Park PageAfter a long absence from the Internet, this classic Algonquin Park original is back online!. by - Margaret (Kean) Black |
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Bonnechere Algonquin First Nation
The Bonnechere Algonquin First Nation is a Non Status Algonquin First Nation striving to reach a Land Claim settlement with the Ontario and Canadian Government. |
Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation On the shores of the Bonnechere River and Golden Lake .. a working community with control of its own administration. |
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Mattawa/North Bay Algonquin First Nation
There are approximately 900 registered members of the Mattawa-North Bay Algonquin First Nation .. the Madadjiwan Corporation. |
A confederation of Algonquin families situated in the area described by the Mississippi, Madawaska, Rideau, and Tay watersheds |
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Lake Trout Heaven
Trolling For Lake Trout In A Canoe .. an excellent method for trout fishing in Algonquin Park .. By Gary Skrzek, a.k.a, The Trout King Gary describes the "3-Way Swivel Setup" and "How To Troll In A Canoe". |
Cybermuse Art Education Research Site
The National Gallery of Canada has produced this website .. a wealth of art imagery and information. Included is an inventory of Tom Thomson's popular art. Tom Thomson (1877 -1917) .. includes his Algonquin images. |
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Algonquin Forestry AuthorityThe site of the AFA ... the Ontario Crown Agency responsible for sustainable forest management in Algonquin Park. |
2011-2012 AFA Forest Harvest Schedule Map
To help you plan your canoe trips .. a highly detailed PDF file showing work areas (and summer logging truck routes) throughout Algonquin Park. |
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| Ministry of Natural Resources
Electronic Forest Management Plans .. Select on pulldown menu
'Algonquin Park Forest - 451', then select 'AWS'. |
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Lake of Two Rivers, Algonquin Five Day Weather Forecast Projected conditions for the park. - by "Environment Canada". |
Provincial Park Vacancy and Fireban Reports The decision to permit or prohibit campfires is made at the discretion of each park superintendent. |
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Algonquin Old Ranger Cabin Rental Program 13 cabins in the interior of the park, for rent. For more info, call the park at (705) 633-5572. |
Brent, Algonquin Five Day Weather Forecast Projected conditions for the park. - by "Environment Canada". |
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Ontario Parks Reservation System Online option for drive-in campgrounds. And, 1-888-668-7275 for interior sites. |
Algonquin Eco Watch An environmental protection group dedicated to assess, protect and sustain the Algonquin Ecosystem for the future. |
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Canadian Canoe Routes
The Wilderness Canoe Association operates this online meeting place for those who enjoy exploring the lakes and rivers of Canada by canoe. |
Wilderness Canoe Association
A non-profit organization of individuals interested in wilderness travel, mainly by canoe, kayak, and backpacking and, in winter, by skis and snowshoes. |
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Outdoor Adventure Canada
Laurie March runs this high quality e-zine. It's a Canada-wide, eye-pleasing and informative crossroads for all kinds of outdoor adventure interests. |
Kermit Wilderness Adventures
Phil Kenny operates this outdoor adventure website. It includes some Algonquin Park trip reports and an interesting camping-food section. |
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Solo Tripping
This site is dedicated to those that buck the system and head out to the wilderness with only themselves and their skills to get them by. |
An online resource for finding and sharing Canadian geographic content, maps and data. Detailed mapping of Algonquin, on their Ontario Basic Mapping feature. |
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Sean Rowley takes photographs because he enjoy it and it gets him out into the world ... of which he finds Algonquin park to be an important part. |
The Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery (in Owen Sound) has an extensive illustrated section on the works of the reknowned artist .. "Tom Thomson". |
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Paul Harpley has worked for the MNR in Algonquin Provincial Park and the Metropolitan Toronto Zoo. Wildlife art has enabled Paul to combine his interests in science and art. |
Cameron Stevens' art is based on trips to Algonquin Park and elsewhere. "I try to bring to you the things I have seen and the emotions I have felt while being far from ..." |
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Ontario Fishing Regulations ... the official Ontaio Ministry of Natural Resources site with all the fishing licence rules. |
The Province of Ontario MNR Store Website allows the visitor to buy aerial photos, merchandise, publications, maps and even Outdoor Cards. |
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Canadian Wildlife Service - Hinterland Who's Who ... an extensive reference of Canada's wildlife ... photos, distribution maps, descriptive text and reading lists. |
Living with Black Bears in Ontario An official Ministry of Natural Resources instructional guide to co-existing with black bears. |
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The Federation of Ontario Naturalists The FON is a charitable organization protecting Ontario's nature through research, education, and conservation action. |
The Wolves of Algonquin Park 1.7 Mb PDF download of the December, 2000 report. - by "The Algonquin Wolf Advisory Group" |
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Canoeing Ontario with Al and Karen Canoeists share their experiences. - by "Al Drew". |
Paddling.net: Canoeing and Kayaking Info North American meeting place for paddlers ... with articles, photos, forums, product reviews and much more. |
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| www.SoloTripping.com Harlan Schwartz's solo-trippers' online community. | .
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