Our electric canoe (zero emissions) caters to nature photographers, people with limited mobility, and anyone who would like to relax and see the sights on Algonquin's stunning lakes and the Oxtongue River. No paddling is required so participants can focus on getting the perfect shot or simply appreciating all of the natural beauty. 

Our sea-kayak tours usually launch out of Dwight beach or various lakes in Algonquin park. Beginners are welcome and encouraged to come out, we are happy to offer a skills and safety lesson. Along the way we usually see snapping turtles, beavers, loons, herons and sometimes moose, deer and bears. Kayaking offers a unique opportunity to view wildlife from a safe distance and appreciate animals in their natural habitat.

This tour is also available in an Indigenous culture based format. 

This fireside tour invites you to a cozy atmosphere where Emily, an Indigenous naturalist will discuss stories from the Algonquin Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples. These stories focus on the moon and stars in relation to the corresponding land-based activities and spiritual practices during each new or full moon. 

Experience hiking one of Algonquin parks famous trails with a naturalist. Learn common bird call identification, flora and fauna, as well as the history of the park and people. 

Canoeing is one of Algonquin's top activities to do while visiting the park with over 2000 lakes, 1200 kilometers of river and streams and more than 2000 kilometers of portages the canoe is the most ideal vessel to explore Algonquin's waterways. Our canoe tours may take you to stunning waterfalls or various sites along some famous lakes. Beginner lessons are also available if you would like to learn the basics of canoeing and build confidence on the water. This tour is also available in an Indigenous culture based format.

Join Phil under the night sky to learn some beginner stargazing such as constellation identification, deep sky objects, constellation mythology, and astrophotography. 

Fire building is an essential wilderness skill and while practical in itself there are also Indigenous teachings and stories about fire to be shared in order to expand the knowledge gained and foster a deeper connection. 

Winter brings us a beautiful blanket of snow across the land which creates a unique opportunity to see more within the tracks in the snow. On this tour you will appreciate snowy landscapes, learn beginner tracking skills, hear stories and possibly see wildlife. 

Water is a powerful healing spirit. Forests and areas with water and waterfalls emit negative ions which have been proven to help you by reducing stress, regulating sleep patterns and mood, and boosting your immune system. During this hike we will share teachings of the water and engage in a ritual that will allow you to carry the good healing energy with you. We will also burn sage to cleanse away negative energy and welcome the good medicine.