Algonquin Provincial Park Review

It's so beautiful! Kadong enjoys the maple, Agangkun must also have a name! Agangkun maple leaf discoloration peak time in early October is a high probability event, maple leaf color level gradient, beautiful.

Agangkun Park is the oldest and most famous forest park in Ontario. After purchasing tickets, you can drive by yourself. There is a main road of more than 50 kilometers across the park. Visitors can stop at any place they like midway. Of course, specific scenery. The point will also have a sign and parking area. After getting off the bus, there are trails to introduce hiking lovers into the depths of nature. Some half an hour away, some farther away. There are also museums and camping spots in the park to meet the different needs of tourists. If conditions permit, you must choose autumn. It's better late autumn, why, because the autumn of maple leaves doesn't need to be explained

Agangkun Provincial Park is a very beautiful provincial national park in Canada, with dense forests, whenever autumn, the scenery here is the most beautiful, golden leaves will be the whole forest printing and dyeing beautiful. It is one of the most beautiful national parks in Canada, and don’t miss it.

A great place to hike with some amazing views. there are hikes for people of all skills levels.

Trees are lush and dense, with lakes in the middle, you can see maple leaves in autumn

Agangkun Provincial Park - "Ontario's most famous country park, located 350 kilometers north of Toronto, is also an important wildlife conservation area in the province. There are more than 1,000 lakes, 100 birds and 1,000 plants, as well as wild animals such as black bears, elk, beavers, hares and wolves. This is the best place for forest hiking. The park is too big and there are many walking routes. We only took the shortest one. The scenery is beautiful and the language is indescribable.

Agangkun Provincial Park...Located in Ontario, it is one of Canada's most famous Lavande meccas. It covers more than 77 million square kilometers, with more than 1,000 lakes, large and small, and thousands of plants. Enter this dense forest, tread the carpet of fallen leaves, and walk through the forest, like a maze of mythology, full of mystery and romance.