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Discover what is happening THIS MONTH in Algonquin! 🌸 You can also find our schedule on our events page at: ontarioparks.com/park/algonquin…

We bet many of you will instantly recognize this beloved spot in the park! You can view this particular rock, commonly known as Turtle Rock, on Costello Creek from Opeongo Road or by padding the creek. 🐢 Been here before? Share your photos below!

Water safety is of the utmost importance when visiting a park. Need a quick refresher before hitting the water? ontarioparks.com/parksblog/wate…

Can you be-leaf how lush and vibrant the forests are looking right now? 🌱 🌳 🌿 🍃 We love how lush and green our hardwood forests look after all the recent rainfall, but it also means our trails are wet and muddy.

Today is Algonquin's 132nd birthday! How will you celebrate Algonquin today? 🛶Getting out for a paddle? 🗑️Picking up litter in your community? 🍫 Enjoying a s'more? 🗺️ Planning your next visit? 🏕️ Daydreaming you are here instead of at work? Let us know below:

Happy Canadian Rivers Day! 🍁 We have many amazing rivers in Algonquin Provincial Park, but the major rivers include: Oxtongue River, Madawaska River, Bonnechere River, Opeongo River, Amable du Fond River, Barron River, and the mighty Petawawa River Which is your favourite? 🛶

When making a reservation for a backcountry camping trip, you will be asked to describe your camping equipment in detail. ⛺ 🛶 Providing a detailed answer is an important first step in planning a successful trip to the backcountry. Learn more at: blog.ontarioparks.ca/backcountry-eq…

We spy something on the road 👀 do you see it too? 🐢 ⚠️ 🚗 Road mortality is a huge threat to turtles and other creatures. Please obey speed limits and watch for wildlife on the road!

DYK: Algonquin Park has more than 1100 species of moths, and counting! Park Naturalists have been finding new species in Algonquin every single year. In fact, just in the past month, roughly 30 new species have been added to the Algonquin Provincial Park list. Happy Mothing!

In honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day, we wanted to share the Algonquin names/words for a couple of the beloved species found in this area: 🦫 amik (ah'-mik) is beaver 🐺 mahingan (mah-in-gan) is wolf 🐻 makwa (mah'-kwa) is bear Learn more at: thealgonquinway.ca/English/dictio…