The fall colours are spectacular in Algonquin Park and make a wonderful backdrop for a late season canoe trip of lodge based adventure
Algonquin Park's fall colours typically peak in the last week of September or first week of October. Secret tip- book a 3 day Algonquin Log Cabin trip at that time. Canoe and hike the Surprise Lake headwaters surrounded by massive hills filled with colour.
Mornings are a treat throughout September. Lakes are filled with mist. Paddle into the sunrise and watch the sun burn off the mist revealing a living painting of colour.
Dining at the Algonquin Log Cabin is wonderful throughout the year but the harvest season is special. Chef Nik pulls the best of the region into a festive culinary celebration of the harvest.
With 360 Degree Views. The Island is the perfect spot for families or friends to sit back, relax and enjoy the fall colours
Feats on a delicious fall harvest inspired menu all while enjoying Algonquin in Autumn! Curl up by the fire, heat up in the sauna before a refreshing dip in the lake, sit on the dock and see the array of red, orange and yellow leaves all around you!
Algonquin Park forests light up with amazing fall colors from mid September to mid October. Come witness the beauty of Autumn on a 3 day Algonquin Log Cabin adventure to the northwest corner of Algonquin Park. Canoe through misty mornings, hike through spectacular maple forests and enjoy cozy log cabin hospitality and incredible meals by Chef Nik.
September is a wonderful time for a canoe trip into Algonquin Parks backcountry. Early September is summer like with warm days often over 20 c. The forest changes colour every day. This is a great time to hear wolves, bake bannock and share stories around the fire. 3 day canoe trips run all month.
Hike, paddle, and photograph Algonquin’s fall colours. Learn photo tips from celebrated artist Rob Stimpson while based out of the Algonquin Log Cabin for special photography weekend. Join us for a celebration of colours, sensational meals and active fun. The cozy ambience, wood-fired sauna and tasty home-style meals served up at the harvest table hit the perfect tone.
Two timber wolves, trotting in tandem, cross the lumber trail ahead of us and melt silently into the bush. From our canoe we note the submerged snout of a swimming beaver as it pushes an arrowhead of ripples toward a sticks-and-mud lodge in the centre of the wilderness lake. … Read More
Rustic Comfort and Adventure in the Algonquin Bush By Katherine Jacob – Special to the Globe and Mail Globe and Mail Toronto, Ontario, Canada – Saturday August 28, 1999 Log Cabin Lodge, nestled in the woods on Symth Lake, offers
EARLY MORNING. Algonquin Provincial Park. Crisp air hits your face and blasts the sleep out of your system. The insides of your gloves become damp and you struggle to hold the bar linking you to a sled and 24 sprinting feet. Your muscles stiffen and brace for the bend up ahead … and you tumble as the sled lurches into the turn. … Read More
Serenading wolves in wintry Ontario Katy Palmer Teletext Holidays – March 12, 2005 If you’re one of those people who’s been lured into a winter holiday that screams: “Get away from it all!” only to find crowds of braying ski
I can’t thank you enough for taking a chance and giving me the opportunity to represent VQ this winter. I couldn’t think of a more positive way to spend my first winter outside of University. I truly have appreciated my
Discover Old Ontario on Voyageur Quest Harvey Currell Toronto Sun Toronto, Ontario, Canada You haven?t really experience a northern Ontario winter until you?ve eaten bannock on a stick beside a campfire in a silent snowbound forest… –Or crossed an icebound
TV Story on Algonquin Park Dogsledding with Voyageur Quest Voyager Quest – January 2002 A TV story on dog sledding in Algonquin Park featuring The Outdoor Journal host Reno Viola.
Rustic Comfort and Adventure in the Algonquin Bush By Katherine Jacob – Special to the Globe and Mail Globe and Mail Toronto, Ontario, Canada – Saturday August 28, 1999 Log Cabin Lodge, nestled in the woods on Symth Lake, offers
The Great Outdoors Getaways and Day Trips Toronto Life Toronto Life City Guide 2006 Toronto, Ontario, Canada – March 2006 The Great Outdoors Northeast Algonquin Log Cabin Lodge Before you unpack your bags at the base camp – a rustic
The first thing I think of when I think of VQ is the community, and this summer we had a pretty awesome one. I spent the summer months between guiding in the park and guiding at the log cabin and
Northern Exposure Century Home Magazine Port Hope, Ontario, Canada – Winter 2002 A cabin in the woods and a dogsledding adventure makes a perfect country getaway. Some Canadians have a grudging acceptance of winter and will sigh by the window,
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Voyageur Quest operates across our three main locations, all in Algonquin's North West. When checking in for a trip, visit our Outfitter at Algonquin Park Access Point #1. GPS Co-Ordinates: Outfitter: 45.922151, -79.184819 Log Cabin: 45.956722, -79.233316 Cottage Outpost: 45.915361, -79.185695
