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Algonquin Park Adventure Lodge 4-Day Trip
4 days
Full Day
About this activity
Day 1
2pm: Arrival, welcome, orientation and settling into your private forest cabin.
2-4pm: Meet other guests at the lakefront garden and enjoy a fresh lemonade and snack while taking in the serenity.
Before dinner meet your CEO (Chief Experience Officer) at the adventure center for an introduction to activities and equipment.
6:30pm: Your local chef will introduce dinner featuring garden fresh, local and organic food. After dinner, you will have the opportunity to participate in an interactive presentation on the wildlife of Algonquin Park. After the presentation, enjoy the evening and the peaceful surroundings huddled up next to the campfire.
Day 2
8am: Breakfast at the Explorer’s Cabin
After breakfast, take part in a morning tea with moose safari, enjoy a canoeing tour on the Amable Du Fond River. Paddle in the mist, sipping Algonquin Tea Co. teas & learn about Algonquin Park's animal residents. In the afternoon, explore the forgotten trails on a guided hike or mountain bike tour. For the adventurous, bike to Moose Meadow, or do a bike and hike combo to Loxton and Moose Mountain trails. After a day on the trails, your chef will fire up the lakefront wood-fired sauna. Relax in the garden with a book or take a dip in the lake from the warm sandy beach.
Dinner: Gather around the forest bake oven for the best hand-made wood-fired pizza you've ever had. After dinner, it’s time for a Wolf Howl. At the Explorer’s Cabin you will take part in a presentation and discussion of the Algonquin Park wolves, recent studies of wolf ecology and efforts to conserve and protect this treasured species of Algonquin. Travel to Algonquin Park's Nahma Lake, home to a wolf pack. Belt out your best wolf howl, and wait in silence in the darkness for the possibility of a spine-tingling response.
Day 3
8am: Breakfast at the Explorer’s Cabin
9am-3pm: Day Trip to Craig Lake. Travel a short distance to the South River where you will paddle, hike or bike in search for signs of the wolves that you tempted into howling the night before. Canoe the flat water South River and/or Nahma Lake in search of more signs of moose and Algonquin Park wildlife. Enjoy a delicious shore lunch prepared by your CEO as you enjoy the wind blowing through the pine trees on Nahma Lake.
Evening: Campfire and Sauna. In your cabin, tuck under the covers and drift to sleep to the echoing call of loons.
Day 4
7:30am: Breakfast at the Explorer’s Cabin
9am: Choose your adventure.Talk to your CEO about nearby trails or on-the-water destinations. Make use of your favorite outdoor equipment or try a new one. Canoes, kayaks, stand up paddle boards and bikes are all available.
1:30-3pm: Group photos and hugs before guests head on their way.
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2pm: Arrival, welcome, orientation and settling into your private forest cabin.
2-4pm: Meet other guests at the lakefront garden and enjoy a fresh lemonade and snack while taking in the serenity.
Before dinner meet your CEO (Chief Experience Officer) at the adventure center for an introduction to activities and equipment.
6:30pm: Your local chef will introduce dinner featuring garden fresh, local and organic food. After dinner, you will have the opportunity to participate in an interactive presentation on the wildlife of Algonquin Park. After the presentation, enjoy the evening and the peaceful surroundings huddled up next to the campfire.
Day 2
8am: Breakfast at the Explorer’s Cabin
After breakfast, take part in a morning tea with moose safari, enjoy a canoeing tour on the Amable Du Fond River. Paddle in the mist, sipping Algonquin Tea Co. teas & learn about Algonquin Park's animal residents. In the afternoon, explore the forgotten trails on a guided hike or mountain bike tour. For the adventurous, bike to Moose Meadow, or do a bike and hike combo to Loxton and Moose Mountain trails. After a day on the trails, your chef will fire up the lakefront wood-fired sauna. Relax in the garden with a book or take a dip in the lake from the warm sandy beach.
Dinner: Gather around the forest bake oven for the best hand-made wood-fired pizza you've ever had. After dinner, it’s time for a Wolf Howl. At the Explorer’s Cabin you will take part in a presentation and discussion of the Algonquin Park wolves, recent studies of wolf ecology and efforts to conserve and protect this treasured species of Algonquin. Travel to Algonquin Park's Nahma Lake, home to a wolf pack. Belt out your best wolf howl, and wait in silence in the darkness for the possibility of a spine-tingling response.
Day 3
8am: Breakfast at the Explorer’s Cabin
9am-3pm: Day Trip to Craig Lake. Travel a short distance to the South River where you will paddle, hike or bike in search for signs of the wolves that you tempted into howling the night before. Canoe the flat water South River and/or Nahma Lake in search of more signs of moose and Algonquin Park wildlife. Enjoy a delicious shore lunch prepared by your CEO as you enjoy the wind blowing through the pine trees on Nahma Lake.
Evening: Campfire and Sauna. In your cabin, tuck under the covers and drift to sleep to the echoing call of loons.
Day 4
7:30am: Breakfast at the Explorer’s Cabin
9am: Choose your adventure.Talk to your CEO about nearby trails or on-the-water destinations. Make use of your favorite outdoor equipment or try a new one. Canoes, kayaks, stand up paddle boards and bikes are all available.
1:30-3pm: Group photos and hugs before guests head on their way.
Included
- 3 nights accommodation
- All Meals from Arrival Day Dinner to Departure Day Brunch
- Highlander Brewery Beer tasting
- Professional local guides
- All activities & equipment
Not included
- Gratuities
- South River Bus Station pickup and drop-off, $32.50/guest
Additional
- Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
- Minimum age is 14 years
- Minimum age for Highlander tasting is 19 years
- Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
- Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
Features
Tourism
70%
Cultural
35%
Original
35%
Adrenaline
20%
Reviews
We didn't know what to expect. We wanted to try paddle boarding, which we had never done before. We also hoped to see a moose from a canoe. Though it rained for three of our four days, we did paddle board, canoe, kayak, and bike. There were lots of outdoor activities, including seeing a moose in the wild. There were two interesting speakers to pass the time. The very best thing was the opportunity to get to know the other participants. We had plenty of time to eat together and wash dishes together and just sit and chat. The chef is awesome! The food was always unique, healthy, and delicious. I would recommend this to anyone with an adventuresome attitude. .