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Revision as of 01:54, 3 September 2010
Tree on Mollie's Island on Smoke Lake
Welcome to Algonquin Park Wiki
Algonquin Park is a beautiful place for backwoods canoeing, camping and hiking north of Toronto, Canada.
Please share your ratings of and tips on campsites, canoe routes, portages, hiking trails and places of note. Share your favourite places with others!
This Wiki is provided with links to Google Earth which, if you have Googler Earth loaded on your computer, will take you to that particular point of interest on Google Earth, where you can do more exploring and sometimes look at photos posted.
Getting Oriented
courtesy algonquinmap.com
In order for you to navigate this Wiki, you'll have to know (a little bit) about Algonquin Park itself.
Highway 60 (running mostly east-west) divides the west side of the Park into north and south sides. The central part of the Park is dominated by Opeongo Lake. Then there's the part east of Opeongo.
These same parts of the Park are reflected in the divisions made by Algonquin Park mapmaker Jeffrey McMurtrie as shown in one of his Park maps, here.
So we'll do likewise. Lakes, Campsites and Points of Interest will be organized into one or more of these Park areas, as shown on the map to the right:
- Northwest
- Southwest
- Central and
- East.
Lakes & Campsites
- Central and