Sea Kayaking Lake Opeongo
Algonquin Park, Ontario

Days: 4-5
Area: Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario
Activity: sea kayaking/ fresh water
Dates & Prices: $645 - $895 CAD

Between Georgian Bay and the Ottawa River on the southern edge of the Canadian Shield is world famous Algonquin Park covering an area of over 7700 Square kilometres.

Sea Kayaking Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

Lake Opeongo is located on the east side of the park and is shaped into four large areas, the North arm, South arm, East arm and Annie Bay.  It's coastline is virtually endless as it winds its way in and out of bays that encourage exploration and offers some of the best shore line camping sites in the province, many of which are smooth granite outcrops that gradually slope into the water. Other sites are long soft sandy beaches that soak up the afternoon sun. Days are spent paddling, exploring, learning and relaxing while evenings are filled with delicious meals and on most nights, endless star gazing.

Sea Kayaker's Fresh Water Paradise

For the kayaker, Opeongo is the perfect inland lake destination. We paddle the lake as we do the ocean, no portaging, we follow the coastline and explore. Your guide/naturalist will show and explain the sights and both natural  and human history as you travel. Occasionally stopping for hikes and breaks we'll explore the best sites and enjoy wonderful vistas. Lunch breaks are picturesque sites where we can eat and swim and

Algonquin Park Paddling Adventure Vacations
Escape the madness with our 5 Day Explore Opeongo and enjoy the solitude it provides us in Ontario's Algonquin Park.

Spring Fresh
Spring time is a wonderful time of year for paddling in Ontario. Although the water is very cold, generally we are out on these spring fresh trips before the bugs fly and heat gets too much. We enjoy no crowds, no bugs and choice of campsites.

Wildlife Breeding Season
This is a very important point. Spring is the time when wildlife mates, nests. New life begins in both flora and fauna and it's very exciting to see the signs while out paddling. Because the undergrowth has yet to fill in around the forest you'll find you have the potential to see far more activity then later in the summer when things have greened up and grown over. As far as wildlife activity goes this is the time of year to get out there and see what's happening.