Adventure solo but never alone. Here are our top Algonquin adventures to come by yourself
Join one of our 3 - 14 day all inclusive guided canoe trips. Perfect to come by yourself. Small group of up to 8 head into Algonquin's backcountry.
Top Lodge based trip for solo travellers. Canoe into the sunrise, hike to forest lookouts. Enjoy cosy log cabin accommodation and fantastic meals by Chef Nik. No single supplement.
Best Solo winter trip. Come for Christmas or a winter weekend to try Dogsled, snowshoe and skiing.
Canoe into Algonquin's backcountry with a small group. Learn canoe trip skills. No experience required. Our pace is relaxed with our intention of have fun, explore,look for wildlife, swim and enjoy backcountry gourmet meals cooked over a fire.
Come by yourself for an Algonquin Log Cabin adventure. These trips are small usually 10 - 12 people who canoe, hike and explore the Surprise Lake and the area around. The log Cabin is cozy, you will love the fireplace, sauna and especially the food. Meals are served family style around the big harvest table. A super fun active trip - 100% off the grid!
Get a taste of all aspects of winter. Snowshoe to forest lookouts. Backcountry ski across frozen lakes. Learn to mush and dogsled through winter wonderland landscapes. Our Algonquin Log Cabin Lodge offers comfort after an energetic day on skis or snowshoes. Enjoy a wood-fired sauna, shower, and then sip a hot drink in front of the stone fireplace. Feast on home-cooked Canadian fare served up at the massive harvest table.
I have recently returned from a wonderful five (5) day canoe trip in northwestern Algonquin Park organized by Voyageur Quest and led by a superlative guide named Evan. I could not have had a better canoe trip than I did with Voyageur Quest. The environment, the pace of activity, the food and equipment, the company, and particularly Evan’s skills and affability made the trip quite excellent. I am seriously contemplating taking my next vacation with Voyageur Quest. Moreover, I strongly encourage anyone else wishing to sample the Canadian wilderness to reserve a spot on a trip with Voyageur Quest.
Brent
Took a 3-day guided canoe trip with Voyageur Quest. The guides, Mark and Sam, were absolutely amazing in their care and competence in taking care of the many people that were on this trip…about 10 people all together. I travelled solo and there were a few other solo travellers and 3 couples.
The food was much better than I have ever done on my camping trips with friends. Definitely try this out if you want to challenge yourself and still have the luxury of having well trained guides.
Zahir
Northern Exposure Century Home Magazine Port Hope, Ontario, Canada – Winter 2002 A cabin in the woods and a dogsledding adventure makes a perfect country getaway. Some Canadians have a grudging acceptance of winter and will sigh by the window,
The autumn morning I drove up to the Algonquin Log Cabin was picture perfect. I had cruised along narrow forest roads carpeted in colourful leaves. The log cabin blended seamlessly into the forest, its cedar stain giving off a warm and inviting aura. … Read More
Zieh dich warm an, es ist saukalt hier ? mailt mir Diane noch kurz vor meinem Abflug nach Ontario.Die Temperaturen im Januar und Februar erreichen leicht -25° Celsius, und der eisige Wind lässt sie oft noch um einige Grade tiefer sinken. Doch dann die Überraschung, in Toronto scheint die Sonne,und es ist mit drei Grad relativ warm. Auch gut. … Read More
EARLY MORNING. Algonquin Provincial Park. Crisp air hits your face and blasts the sleep out of your system. The insides of your gloves become damp and you struggle to hold the bar linking you to a sled and 24 sprinting feet. Your muscles stiffen and brace for the bend up ahead … and you tumble as the sled lurches into the turn. … Read More
I know I missed the wrap up dinner, but I wanted to mention that I had an absolute blast working at Voyageur Quest this winter. My experience as a winter guide with your company has immensely improved my leadership and
German TV Story on the Algonquin Log Cabin Voyageur Quest – August 2002 A great TV piece (in German) on the Algonquin Log Cabin and canoe trips.
While some of us witness this change in temperature and develop a growing sense of forboding of the long cold nights to come, the shovelling of snow, the trudging through slush, I say phooey. We live in Canada, we are
I spent the past summer working for Mr. John Langford at Voyageur Quest up in the north-west corner of Algonquin Park and let me tell you it was a blast. As one of the outpost managers I woke up ever day not quite knowing what was in store for me, and constantly meeting new and exciting challenges. … Read More
Northern Exposure Century Home Magazine Port Hope, Ontario, Canada – Winter 2002 A cabin in the woods and a dogsledding adventure makes a perfect country getaway. Some Canadians have a grudging acceptance of winter and will sigh by the window,
Zieh dich warm an, es ist saukalt hier ? mailt mir Diane noch kurz vor meinem Abflug nach Ontario.Die Temperaturen im Januar und Februar erreichen leicht -25° Celsius, und der eisige Wind lässt sie oft noch um einige Grade tiefer sinken. Doch dann die Überraschung, in Toronto scheint die Sonne,und es ist mit drei Grad relativ warm. Auch gut. … Read More
On the Trail in Canada’s Bush Nick Smith Focus Magazine Algonquin Park in Ontario is half the size of Wales and absolutely packed with moose. Nick Smith ventures in search of Canada’s biggest animal. Give an anatomist care blanche to
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Voyageur Quest operates at Algonquin's North West corner When checking in for a trip, visit our office at Algonquin Park Access Point #1. GPS Co-Ordinates: Outfitter: 45.922151, -79.184819 Log Cabin: 45.956722, -79.233316 Cottage Outpost: 45.915361, -79.185695
Specializing in Algonquin Park Canoe Trips, Lodge-Based Adventure Trips, and Private Cottage Rentals.
