The Algonquin (or Anishinabe ) are Indigenous people originally from the Ottawa River Valley in present-day Quebec and Ontario.
Established in 1893, it is Canada's oldest and one of its largest provincial parks, covering over 7,600 square kilometres. It is a premier destination for wilderness exploration. : Algonquin
: July and August are peak months for swimming and warm-weather canoeing. Key Activities : The Algonquin (or Anishinabe ) are Indigenous people
: Late September to October features world-famous vibrant red maples. covering over 7
: Late May to mid-June is ideal for spotting moose.