Algonquin Park is an incredible place to canoe and explore. A place where so many people have had amazing experiences and shared special moments... But is it still WILD? I set out on a quick journey through some of Algonquins' busiest lakes to see if I could answer this very question.
I grew up hearing stories of my dad paddling trout-filled lakes and portaging with heavy cast iron pans and canvas tents. Thankfully nowadays we have some lighter weight equipment!
Over the past couple of years, Algonquin has certainly become busier. Especially around the popular access lakes. So I was interested to see how I would feel camping in the busier areas during the off-season.
It was an interesting canoe trip, filled with high winds (that almost never calmed down), a lightning storm and lakes all to myself. Hope you guys enjoy this video!
PLEASE NOTE: It is illegal to fly drones in Algonquin park without permission. The footage used in the intro for this video was from previous trips in other areas, where drone sue is legal.
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