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This area is known for dramatic canyons, sandy beaches, and thick pine forests.
The eastern side of Algonquin Provincial Park offers a different landscape than the busy southern corridor. It features steep cliff faces and historic river routes.
You can access this region via peripheral dirt roads. It provides entry to both flatwater lakes and challenging whitewater sections.
2 to 4 daysAccess Point 22
This historic site inspired the famous Group of Seven painters. It leads directly to the 100-meter-high Barron Canyon. Paddle right through the towering sheer cliffs for a clear view of the canyon walls.
3 to 5 daysAccess Point 23
This is the starting point for the Petawawa River whitewater canoe route. This path requires significant whitewater experience. Do not attempt this trip if you are only a flatwater paddler.
