Fall Colour Report

Best Viewing: There are spectacular viewing opportunities throughout Algonquin Provincial Park along the Highway 60 Corridor and other access points, such as the Park's trails and day use areas. Obtain your daily vehicle permit up to five days in advance to guarantee your access to the park. Please use designated parking areas. Do not park on the side of the road, which is dangerous and illegal.

Best Viewing: Walk through the closed Cedar and Maple campgrounds to enjoy the beautiful maple trees. Visitors will also enjoy the Lookout Trail, where Staghorn Sumac will soon turn vibrant red.

Best Viewing: The fall colours are especially beautiful along the hiking trail leading beside the water and through the forest.

Best Viewing: Hike the Lookout Trail or walk through the Meadowbrook and Trillium Woods campgrounds.

Best Viewing: The best viewing spot is along the Trans Canada Trail. Reservations are required.

Best Viewing: Granite Ridge Trail, Cranberry Bog Trail, and Lake of the Woods Trail all offer spectacular fall scenery.

Best Viewing: The main park road, Recreational Trail, and Lookout Point Trail provide excellent views.

Best Viewing: Hike along the Cliff-Top Side Trail. Reservations are required.

Best Viewing: Hardwood Hill Campground and the Pet Exercise Area offer excellent lake views and fall colours.

Best Viewing: Stroll through the beach areas or hike the Nordic and Trail Centre through oak and maple forests.