Whitewater Canoeing Accesspoint

Whitewater CanoeingAlgonquin Park is located on a height of land known as the "Algonquin Dome". This positioning results in the headwaters of six major rivers that flow to Georgian Bay and St. Lawrence River (via the Ottawa River or Lake Ontario) originating in the Park. As a result whitewater canoeing is a popular recreational activity or vacation opportunity.

This activity can be dangerous or deadly for the inexperienced.

The most popular whitewater rivers in Algonquin Park are:

Water levels vary considerable among seasons. Spring melt is typically the highest water levels of the year and late summer being the lowest.

Historical Water Level Monitoring

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Algonquin Park Water Levels Rivers Map Amable du Fond River South River Oxtongue River Oxtongue River at Smoke Lake Madawaska River Petawawa River

Please note: The data presented above is for information purposes only. All whitewater canoeing experiences should be thoroughly evaluated for risk on the ground before undertaking.

 

 

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