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Paddle a 26-foot voyageur canoe, eat well, then choose your climb.
This one's a double feature. You'll paddle out onto Kawawaymog Lake in a 26-foot voyageur canoe — the same style used by fur traders two centuries ago, except now it's just you, a paddle, and a lot of quiet water at the edge of Algonquin Park. Everyone gets a PFD and a proper orientation before you push off, no experience required.
From there it's a hot lunch on the patio at the Broken Paddle, then a short drive to the trailhead where you pick your own adventure: an easy hour up Moose Mountain, or a longer two-hour push up the Tower Trail for the view that makes the whole day worth it.
“I didn't know voyageur canoes were even a thing you could just show up and do. Best paddle I've ever had.”
— Priya, 30 · Trip #21
“Didn't expect a work trip to Toronto to end with me paddling a 26-foot canoe on a Saturday. Unreal.”
Priya, 30first time in a voyageur canoe“Do the Tower Trail. The view is stupid good and it’s the perfect length after a big lunch.”
Owen, 33took the Tower Trail“The soup at the Broken Paddle alone was worth the trip. The canoe and the hike were just bonuses at that point.”
Nadia, 25brought her sister
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