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post 1665929613 08-11-2022, 11:36 AM
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Algonquin Provincial Park

Any of you gents ever go there?

I got back from my first trip a few days back, took my 10 year old up there. We went up to Burnt Island Lake so nothing crazy but a great starter trip. Most of my canoeing has been done in the adirondacks but I'm hooked and can't wait to go back.

Any places you'd recommend in the park?

Stopped by Huntsville on our way home, looked pretty nice too.
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post 1665929943 08-11-2022, 11:40 AM
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Never been but it looks nice, too bad it's in Canada
post 1665931683 08-11-2022, 12:10 PM
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I didn't mind that it was in Canada though I hate going anywhere near Toronto
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post 1665931743 08-11-2022, 12:11 PM
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No clue. I had some coworkers who went to BANF and said that it's awesome though (and looks awesome from the pictures)
post 1665932013 08-11-2022, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
No clue. I had some coworkers who went to BANF and said that it's awesome though (and looks awesome from the pictures)
I've been out to Glacier-Waterton park out in Montana/Alberta but didn't get far north enough into Alberta to see Banff. The pictures I've seen are amazing though.
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post 1665933473 08-11-2022, 12:42 PM
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Would recommend Saguenay national park in quebec, went last year and it was fukin awesome. The Fjord park there is a 1.5 hour hike to the peak but the views are hngg AF




Go through there and then would reccomend tadousac, then up the cost north of there.

You get waken up by the whales feeding by a camp spot we went, they were about 30 meters from the shore. Saw belugas, mink whales, humpbacks and seals from our camping spots
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Originally Posted By Pown⏩
Would recommend Saguenay national park in quebec, went last year and it was fukin awesome. The Fjord park there is a 1.5 hour hike to the peak but the views are hngg AF




Go through there and then would reccomend tadousac, then up the cost north of there.

You get waken up by the whales feeding by a camp spot we went, they were about 30 meters from the shore. Saw belugas, mink whales, humpbacks and seals from our camping spots
I am totally unaware but that sounds awesome. I'll look into it.
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post 1665934653 08-11-2022, 01:03 PM
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I drive through it a lot. used to be you had to dodge the moose on the highway, now you have to dodge the Asians taking pictures of the moose...


You were pretty close to where I am Mr Quint. Huntsville is only a short drive from here.
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post 1665940493 08-11-2022, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper⏩
I drive through it a lot. used to be you had to dodge the moose on the highway, now you have to dodge the Asians taking pictures of the moose...


You were pretty close to where I am Mr Quint. Huntsville is only a short drive from here.
Already planning my return, maybe this fall. I used to take an annual trip on Columbus Weekend so Canadian thanksgiving. Giving it some thought
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