Today’s destination pic is from my visit to Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 to visit the oldest provincial park in the country; Algonquin Provincial Park!
“The Lookout”, at Algonquin Park is appropriately named, is one of the shorter hikes in Algonquin. The trails’ continuous incline, rewards its visitors with a breathtaking view of the expanse of this provincial treasure.

A vibrant autumnal display of flaming coloured trees, shimmeringly placid lake and glistening rays of sun peacefully ended my day with the sun slipping behind the clouds ⛅️ , then beneath the horizon.

Just when I thought things couldn’t get any better, a bucket list ✅; a moose crossed in front of my path on my drive out. It was truly a magical day💕!

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.”

-Albert Einstein

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The Lookout Info:

  • 1.9 km loop trail
  • Trail is a steady incline
  • Trail difficulty rated moderate
  • Cliff view is several hundred square kms of Algonquin Park

Algonquin Park Info:

  • Day permits valid 7am-10pm
  • Day permits $17/vehicle
  • Day permits premium charge during fall weekends $20/vehicle
  • 20% discount for seniors
  • 50% discount for persons with disabilities
  • Permits include access to trails, beaches, picnic areas 🧺 & museums
  • Fishing ✅
  • Camping ✅
  • Leashed pets allowed ✅ (visit website for exceptions)
  • Located on Hwy 60

Tips:

  • Seasonal day permits available
  • Bring water 💧
  • Bring a camera 📸
  • Pack snacks

Facts:

  • Founded in 1893
  • A bucket list✅ for global travellers
  • Algonquin park is 7,653 km2 (slightly smaller than Cyprus 🇨🇾)

👉🏻 Click here to read my review about my Algonquin hike on Trip Advisor! https://www.tripadvisor.ca/ShowUserReviews-g319818-d8059834-r636762313-Lookout_Trail-Algonquin_Provincial_Park_Ontario.html

Would you like to learn more about Algonquin Parks’ Trails? Which is your favourite trail? Let me know in the comments!