Plan your trip
Point-to-point paddling directions over every named lake, portage and river in Algonquin Provincial Park.
Before you paddle
Routes, portages and access points are approximations from OpenStreetMap and official data. Conditions change — low water, closures, dams and portage reroutes happen every season.
Check conditions with the park before going on a trip: Algonquin Park advisories and the official park map.
About this planner
Pick any named lake, portage landing or official access point in Algonquin Provincial Park and get a paddling route with every portage listed in order: how long it is, how far it climbs, and an elevation profile for the trail. Four ways to weight the answer:
Built from OpenStreetMap — over 7,000 water bodies, more than 600 portages and 3,200 river reaches, plus all 29 official access points — and refreshed as the map changes.
Created by Yu Chen Hou. Open source at github.com/yucombinator/trailstolove.
Not a substitute for the official park map. Check current conditions with Algonquin Provincial Park before you go.
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