Algonquin Park Tours from Toronto

Algonquin Provincial Park lies roughly a 3-hour drive north of Toronto, among tall pine forest. For this park we offer 2 tours that set out from Toronto.

A 12-hour outing is the commonest format for Algonquin. People who joined these Algonquin trips have written more than 344 reviews, which average 4.6 out of 5. Door to door, the park days here last between 12 and 13 hours.

Guided forest days with a paddle or a lookout hike

Algonquin Park day tours mix forest trails with time by the water.

An Algonquin day can put a paddle at its centre. One such trip of about 13 hours lists a "Group canoe on the Oxtongue River", as it notes, together with a hike, the Algonquin Visitor Center, Ragged Falls and a driver guide who talks about the park and its wildlife. Its average sits at 4.7 out of 5.

Another way to spend a day in Algonquin is to climb to its viewpoints. Another trip we describe, about 12 hours long, travels with a small group of travellers; it hikes to the park's lookout points to see the forest from above. Travellers give it 4.3 out of 5.

Whichever format you pick, Algonquin Park takes up the whole day out of Toronto. Among the tours on this page, "Toronto: Algonquin Park and Ragged Falls Day Trip" has drawn the most reviews, more than 292, and holds 4.7 out of 5.

Park fees and the meeting point

Park fees at Algonquin come with the tours we describe. On the canoe day they appear as entry permits. The lookout day lists Provincial Park fees; its transport runs to and from a meeting point.