Explore the forest trails, the meandering creeks, and the countless lakes while on the back of a majestic horse
This is a great trip for both experienced and novice riders, as guidance and instruction will be given (if needed) as you journey through the wilderness.
Along the way keep a watchful eye for signs of the numerous animals that live in Algonquin Park. It is possible to see beaver, white-tailed deer, moose, otters, or maybe even a rare glimpse of a wolf in the distance! It is often easier to see animals from horseback because we are traveling in a quiet and natural fashion.
This exciting package starts at the trailhead near the park and you ride deep into the forest, ending your day at the lodge. Along the way in you may visit High Falls, the Grand View Lookout, Gut Rapids, cross numerous streams, and follow winding forest trails.
Once at the lodge you spend the second day exploring the area on horseback and at the end of the day you return to the cozy comforts of the lodge where you can relax on the deck, go for a swim in the private 30-acre lake, take a canoe for paddle, or luxuriate in the wood-fired sauna, before you feast on some of the best food in Algonquin Park. After breakfast on the third day, you saddle up for the 3hour ride back to the staging area.
For those not wanting to do the entire trip on horseback there is also a "Sidekick" package that includes riding into the lodge and being dropped off on the first day, and picked up on horseback for another 3-hour ride on the last day. The full day in between is yours to relax; go for a day trip by canoe, or try fishing at one of several fishing holes. Or, if golf is more to your liking, there is an 18-hole golf course only 10 minutes away by car.
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Availability (2024):
May - October
$1070 / CAD per person (2 nights. 3 days of horseback riding);
$850 / CAD per person (2 nights. Sidekick package with two 1/2 days of riding and one free day at the lodge).
INTERNATIONAL NUMBER: +1 778 348 1676
You can also send an email to info@adventures.com, or use the contact form here below.
Find out more details about the tour
Guide information: Your guides are experienced and knowledgeable of the area.
Restrictions: No riding experience is required. Instruction is available if needed.
Additional information: Dates for this tour are upon request with a minimum of 2 participants.
Transportation: Trips originate and end in Algonquin Park.
Weather: Average summer temperatures range between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius.
Meals & Dining: All meals from dinner on the first day to lunch on the last day are included and prepared fresh at the lodge.
We will stay at a wilderness eco-lodge in the park. This lodge is beautifully secluded amidst remote Algonquin Park forests, where even hydro lines and telephone poles can't reach. You are completely off-grid and yet, with the alternative energy crea...)
We will stay at a wilderness eco-lodge in the park. This lodge is beautifully secluded amidst remote Algonquin Park forests, where even hydro lines and telephone poles can't reach. You are completely off-grid and yet, with the alternative energy created from a local waterfall (100% micro-hydro electricity), the lodge still provides all the finer comforts. Things such as indoor plumbing, hot showers, an outdoor wood-fired sauna, and even a carbon neutral hot tub (the only one in southern Ontario) heated by electricity from the waterfall! And with 17 private bedrooms, there is more than enough space to comfortably hold 34 people. Rooms are private the shower and washroom facilities are shared.
DEPOSIT AND TAXES
Pricing does not include: 13.00% HST & 10% staff gratuity
A 25% deposit is required to hold your reservation.
Balance of payment is due 30 days before trip commencement.
CANCELLATION POLICY & DETAILS
Cancellations will be refunded, less a $50 administration fee, up to 14 days prior to departure, thereafter no refund is possible. If the cancellation is made between 7 and 14 days the deposit can be transferred to another date in the same year.
