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Lake · Algonquin · Algonquin Park (Highway 60)
Lake Opeongo
A large Algonquin lake with an access point for paddling trips.
Lake Opeongo is a major paddling access point in Algonquin Provincial Park. Its large open stretches can become rough in wind. Consult Ontario Parks and a local outfitter for permits, route planning, weather and transport options.
Editorial facts checked 2026-10-27. Check the official operator for current opening times, fees, permits and conditions.
Accessibility
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