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Algonquin Provincial Park is a not to be missed
destination. Excellent interpretive walks and museums make this an
educational adventure without you or the kids even realizing it. The
logging museum is our favorite with its indoor and outdoor displays it
really makes you part of history. Keep your eyes open for moose, bear
and beaver because you never know when you will get lucky. (45 minutes
west by car)
The Barron River Canyon lies in Algonquin park but
to the east of the Inn. You access it through the Sand Lake Gate
towards Petawawa (45 minutes northeast by car). The 1.5km trail is not
to be missed as you rise to the top on the 100m high canyon to view
the river below.
Bonnechere Provincial Park is a great place to put in
your canoe, join in their archaeological programs or start a walk. We
have a great little book available called “Walks of the Lower
Bonnechere” for those wanting to explore on foot. (20 min drive)
Madawaska Kanu Centre
Canada’s leading kayak school plus home of the popular
Madawaska Family Float Trips. (15 kilometers)
White Water Rafting
On the Ottawa River lies a stretch of water famous for white water
adventure. There are several companies offering various trips. A
great day of fun. (1 1/2 hr drive)
Highland Wilderness Tours
Trail riding by horse or by dogsled. A unique settling in the
Highlands with friendly expert owners anxious to share their knowledge
and love of their sports. (30 mins by car)
Opeongo Line Settlement Road
Drive or cycle this historic route through the magnificent hills of
the Opeongo Mountains. There are numerous historic points of interest
plus artisan studios and the Sierra Designs Factory & Outlet
Store.(the Inn is right on part of the Opeongo Line)
Historic Hamlet of Wilno
Canada’s first Polish settlement and home to lovely craft galleries
and a spectacular lookout. (10 kilometers)
Bonnechere Caves One of Attractions Canada’s Provincial Gold
Medal Winners. (approx. one hour along the historic Opeongo Line)
Madonna House Pioneer Museum and Wool Shop A unique collections from
Canada’s past located next to a “sheep to garment” wool shop. (15
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