Length – 23 km
70% hiking trail
30% double track access roads
Elevation – wide path that ascends up, long run back down, large rolling hills,
Terrain – smooth soil, rocky on inclines, lots of muddy patches, a few wooden bridges (in need of care) back loop less used and grown over
Skill – intermediate to experienced
Maps – at trailhead, a few signs on trail (very old ones)
Facilities – large parking lot, outhouses, cabin at trailhead – Bike Rental
Highlights – as much wilderness as you can handle, solitude, quite
Trail Fee – park day pass or overnight camping pass
Phone – 705 633-5572
Website – Friends of Algonquin Park, Ontario Parks
Similar Trails – Haliburton, Kolapore Uplands, Oro Network
Local Clubs – none
Access – In Algonquin Park where the flag on the maps is near Cache and Canisbay Lakes, take the dirt road north for a few minutes till you get to the large parking lot and cabin. Trailhead is north of the parking lot right side of cabin.