Walking tours are not only a fantastic way to explore a new place, they're also pro-environment, sustainable, and hands down the best way to interact with the people that live there.
Free walking tours are now offered in hundreds of cities all over the globe, allowing you to gain deeper insight and a local perspective at zero cost. Free Montreal Tours has put together an excellent list of completely free walking tours around the world, so be sure to have a look when planning your next trip!
Whitewater raft on the Madawaska River. Hike and mountain bike on park trails. Beckon wolves to answer at evening Wolf Howls.
Book ahead for breakfast, lunch, or dinner at Arowhon Pines—a historic wilderness lodge with food rivaling top tables anywhere.
Watch for moose, deer, fox, wolves, beavers, loons, blue herons, etc. Hang your food in a tree and make noise in the bush so as not to find black bears.
Ice out, of course. Spring fishing for lake trout. A visit to Thomson’s Cairn and Totem Pole Memorials on Hayhurst Point. Tripping Big Trout Loop.
A Canoe Lake fixture, the Portage Store offers complete outfitting, tripping advice, and guides. See here for park info and attractions.
Northern Light by Roy MacGregor—a crash course in local lore. The Last Guide: A Story of Fish and Love by Ron Corbett.
