Backpacking in the Western Uplands - Algonquin, Canada, Ontario
My First time in the Western Uplands
The first time I visited Western Uplands of Algonquin, was with a friend in October. The trees were extremely colorful and looked like a sea of candy. We parked our car at the Rain Lake Access Point and hiked 20KM hike into a Backcountry campsite right on Pincher Lake. We stayed 1 night and the next day we retraced our steps back to our car. It was a very difficult journey, and I recommend staying at least 2 nights in the Western Uplands. You can watch the video below to get an impression of our 40KM hike and terrain. This guide does not cover the 40 KM route I hiked, and instead is meant to give you an impression of the what the terrain and scenery looks like. Keep reading below to find out what this guide offers.
Get an Impression here ⬇️
