Algonquin Fall (www.algonquinpark.on.ca)

Each year from September to November, Algonquin Provincial Park undergoes a dramatic transformation from summer to winter. With Algonquin Park’s relatively high elevation compared to surrounding areas, and thus cooler temperatures, summers are short lived. Shorter daylight length and cooler temperatures, encourage plants and animals to prepare for winter. This film showcases the spectacular scenery and wildlife associated with fall in Algonquin Park. This footage was recorded entirely within the 7,630 square kilometres (2,946 square miles) of Algonquin Park in Ontario, Canada.
To learn more about fall in Algonquin Park see www.algonquinpa...
For the Algonquin Park Fall Colour Report see www.algonquinpa...
© 2017 The Friends of Algonquin Park. All Rights Reserved.

[@RedWhiteAndCanuck]

I'm 10, 000km away right now, and this made me feel like I was right there at home in Algonquin. Thank you so much for sharing this with us, truly a remarkable place.

[@DeerlakeMeister]

What incredible cinematography. I couldn't stop watching. As far as I am concerned it wasn't long enough. Excellent job, thank you.

[@arvindsingh2995]

Beautiful! Algonquin is the quintessential Park representing the beauty of Ontario's landscapes and wild creatures. Fall, with the stunning foliage of Maples, later Aspen and Tamarack trees, is certainly the most magical season in which to visit as this video shows.

[@Hawksshadow]

Awesome - Thanks - Brings me home.

[@Freedom.z.z]

Excellent video. Some beautiful moments captured.

[@kevinsdm1524]

Beautiful. My favourite place in the world.

[@tombeckett4340]

Wow amazing photos. Thanks great job. 🇨🇦👍

[@thebirdbros6519]

Cant get enough of this awesome place. Great video!

[@mookytc]

Excellent video. Thank you!

[@emilyxyl1503]

this was very beautiful and, calm...

[@marianatoxigore3377]

Hermoso 😍😍😍😍💜💜💜

[@andrewmasonwerdna]

I bet those 5 pressed dislike it cause it wasn't long enough....

[@alb5489]

Otters were cool. Sometimes they will go over a mountain and slide down to the next lake. The turtles were the best!! One looks around and crawls over the one blocking the exit...."Outta the way!"

[@EdgewoodOutdoors]

Very nice... I’ll look forward to some of those moments for next fall :)

[@stevendestefano4132]

My first time I want to the park over this summer and I was mine blower by the history the great big Sean arie from the park and I’m dieing to go see it in the fall can’t wait

[@osamamuhtaseb7601]

Hi I wanted to ask few questions 1) when it would be the best time to see most of the fall colors this year, Is mid September a good time ?? 2) is it possible to see the northern lights (Aurora) in the algonquin or not ?? and again when would be a good time to see them ?? 3) I don't have a tent, do you offer some camping equipment if needed or not ? can I otherwise stay in my car there for a night and sleep there if I don't have a tent ?

[@theboriszaytsev]

cool vid.

[@Horatio411]

Magic

[@soumyachakraborty5481]

Looks disconnected pics collated together. Better to watch national geographic channel

[@willamenamurray3019]

This sound track puts me to sleep and part of it reminds me of the sound track to a Charlie Brown cartoon. This video is 18 minutes too long.

[@alb5489]

Jeez, you got a button or switch? Move on!

[@Hawksshadow]

Then don't watch it -- the people who love the wilderness will find this very interesting indeed.