Spring in Algonquin Park is a time of wonder. A wonderful time to photograph wildlife, get your first paddle of the season, catch a trout and so much more.
Moose , Loons, Beavers and the seasonal bird migration all make Spring a wonderful time for wildlife viewing.
The ice out is an eagerly anticipated time for fishermen and women who can't wait to fish for trout.
Early May is a wonderful time to be in Algonquin. Warm days, cool nights and that blue water is so inspiring.
Perfect April, May, or June escape for 2! Enjoy a laid-back weekend in your own private chalet suite. Feast on a special spring menu prepared just for you.
The Algonquin Private Eco Adventure is an all inclusive private cabin adventure filled with unique guided canoe, hiking and wildlife interpretation. Perfect for 2-5 people.
Paddle the northwest corner of Algonquin Park to get close and photograph moose. Wake up with the sun, canoe through the mist and enjoy magical mornings photographing the famed wildlife of Algonquin Park. Learn all about wildlife photography and enjoy 3 glorious spring days inside the most famous provincial park in Ontario.
Relax on your own private island cottage in the middle of Kawawaymog Lake at Algonquin Park Access Point #1 on Algonquin's western boundary. Beautiful 4 bedroom luxury cottage ideal for a family or group of 4- 10.
Take off to Algonquin Park's north west corner for a weekend of scenic canoeing combined with a comfortable lakeside chalet suite or cabin. Enjoy three nights accommodation with solar power, wood fireplace, deck and BBQ. The Algonquin Cottage Outpost is a great base to explore nearby islands by canoe or paddle down and fish the Amable du Fond river. Hike the lookout trail or just relax with a good book on the dock or in front of the fireplace.
Join us at the Algonquin Log Cabin for our spring special and let us take care of all the meals while you spend your day hiking, paddling, fishing and looking for wildlife. Perfect for groups of 6-12!
Get out on a spring Algonquin Park canoe trip. Ideal for any level of paddler. Learn and/or refresh paddle and portage skills along the way. The campsites are beautiful and you can swim in the clean, fresh water. Enjoy back-country gourmet meals cooked over a fire.
A trout fishing canoe trip in Algonquin Park is a right of passage. Canoeing into Algonquin Park to fish for the first trout of the season is the oldest and most traditional of all Algonquin Park adventures. With ice still on the shore, paddle into remote lakes and reel in one of Algonquin's famous lake trout. Learn the tricks of the trade from Fishing guides.
I spent the past summer working for Mr. John Langford at Voyageur Quest up in the north-west corner of Algonquin Park and let me tell you it was a blast. As one of the outpost managers I woke up ever day not quite knowing what was in store for me, and constantly meeting new and exciting challenges. … Read More
TV News Feature on the Algonquin Log Cabin Voyageur Quest – September 2001 A news feature on the Algonquin Log Cabin. Seen on the video are VR reporter Janie Robinson and Voyageur Quest owner John Langford.
Paddle into past Janet Podolak News-Herald Cincinnati, Ohio, USA – July 10, 2005 A male swan on patrol puffs up his chest feathers and eyes us warily as we paddle near the edge of the Canadian lagoon he?s apparently guarding.
#8 – A winter man-cation Voyageur Quest’s new Stew and Brew weekend has all the ingredients for a perfect getaway for men: adventure, food and beer. Based from a cabin in Ontario’s Algonquin Provincial Park, each day of the long weekend includes … Read More
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
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
TV News Feature on the Algonquin Log Cabin Voyageur Quest – September 2001 A news feature on the Algonquin Log Cabin. Seen on the video are VR reporter Janie Robinson and Voyageur Quest owner John Langford.
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,
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
I know I missed the wrap up dinner, but I wanted to mention that I had an absolute blast working at Voyageur Quest this winter. My experience as a winter guide with your company has immensely improved my leadership and
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
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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
Specializing in Algonquin Park Canoe Trips, Lodge-Based Adventure Trips, and Private Cottage Rentals.
