Our detailed topographic map & guide to all paddling routes, hiking & backpacking trails, and attractions all along and well south of the Highway 60 corridor in Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario. It covers the area from the Town of Whitney in the east, the Kawagama Lake outside the Park boundary in the west, and from Canoe and Opeongo lakes in the north, to Hay and Madawaska lakes in the south. It also shows Dividing Lake P.P. (home of towering old growth white pines) and the edge of our popular Frost Centre guide. See the simple close-up of the map area covered.
In addition to extraordinary terrain and vegetation detail, this map features campsite, portages, access points, hiking trails, facilities like parking, campgrounds, telephones, historic sites and other attractions. And, as with all Adventure Maps®, the back side is covered with extensive text, colour photos, and graphics describing the area's natural history, human history, route suggestions, Park procedures, safety tips, contact info and much more. Of course, we update it regularly, and it is completely waterproof (in a pinch you can use it as rain hat!).
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Overlaps with Algonquin 1 - Corridor North, Frost Centre, and soon to be completed Algonquin 5-Central South. Also consider our smaller-size, but larger-scale close-up map guides to popular sections of Algonquin Park - Canoe Lake & Area, Opeongo Lake & Area, Oxtongue River & Ragged Falls, Barron-Achray Area and Bonnechere River. There is also Algonquin 2-Northwest and Algonquin 4-North Central in the series.