Visit the oldest provincial park in Canada, Algonquin Provincial Park, on a guided tour from Toronto. Set off for a full day of hiking, canoeing, or snowshoeing and taking in the beautiful views.
About this activity
- Free cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
- Reserve now & pay later
- Keep your travel plans flexible — book your spot and pay nothing today.
- Duration 12 hours
- Check availability to see starting times.
- Live tour guide
- English
- Small group
- Limited to 14 participants
Highlighted reviews from other travelers
Super good and met different people from different countries to enjoy the hiking. A special experience to me and will recommend to anyone❤️
Excellent tour! It was one of my highlights of my holidays in Canada.
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Meeting point
Meeting in front of Beer store at 7 am.
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What to bring
- Comfortable shoes
- Sunglasses
- Hiking shoes
- Comfortable clothes
- Sports shoes
- Weather-appropriate clothing
- Sportswear
Not allowed
- Pets
- Alcohol and drugs
Know before you go
- Pick up time:
- 7 am at Dufferin Mall, 904 Dufferin street in front of the Beer store
- Please note, that you have to choose, which option of the tour do you prefer. In winter, we have snowshoeing option only, from spring to fall, you have to choose if you want a HIKING TOUR ONLY or CANOEING and HIKING (For canoeing, there is an extra cost).
- This tour will take place rain or shine
- Your guide will lead you the whole trip
- Swimming is optional and a life jacket for canoeing will be provided
- This tour is great for solo travelers as well as small groups
- We require minimum of 4 participants to make this trip happen. In case of cancellation, you will receive a full refund.
- Please note, that the distance from Toronto to Algonquin park is 3,5 hour one way, we can't do anything about this, so if you participate on this tour, keep in mind, that you will spend at least 7 hours in the van, sometimes more, depending on Toronto traffic.