The Berm Lake Trail is a scenic 4.5 km loop beginning and ending adjacent to the Achray Campground The trail takes you completely around pretty little Berm Lake and through pine and oak forests typical of the Park's east side. The trail has numbered posts and along with the trail guide (available at the trail head or can be ordered) will introduce you to the ecology of Algonquin's pine forests.

The Barron Canyon Trail is located on the Lake Travers road 11 km beyond the Sand Lake Gate and 8 km before the turnoff to the Achray Campground.The trail itself is a 1.5 km loop leading to and along the north rim of the spectacular, 100 m deep Barron Canyon and then returning you to the parking lot. The trail has numbered posts and along with the trail guide (available at the trail head or can be ordered) will introduce you to the history of the canyon.

The newest backpacking trail in Algonquin, the Eastern Pines Backpacking Trail has 6 and 15 km loops, and although either loop can be completed in a day, campsites are located at various points along the way, allowing you to camp in the interior of the Park. The 15 km High Falls loop brings you to a spectacular set of falls, a beautiful spot to enjoy a picnic lunch!

Complete information and topographic trail maps on this and the other backpacking trails in the Park are available in our map-brochure Backpacking Trails of Algonquin Provincial Park which can be ordered or bought at various locations within the Park.