Algonquin Park: Yours to Explore (www.algonquinpark.on.ca)

Established in 1893, Algonquin Provincial Park one of Canada's oldest and most famous protected areas. Covering 7,630 square kilometre and attracting a million visitors annually, Algonquin Park has something for nearly everyone. As one of the largest provincial parks in Ontario, Algonquin Park protects a variety of natural, cultural, and recreational features. Learn more about Algonquin Park's history, plants and animals, management, plus trip planning ideas at www.algonquinpark.on.ca
This video is dedicate to Dan Gibson (1922 - 2006), an award winning cinematographer and sound recordist who enjoyed working in Algonquin Park. With many thanks to the Gordon and Lorraine Gibson Family Foundation.
© 2018 The Friends of Algonquin Park. All Rights Reserved.

[@onelove33333]

My favourite place in the whole world. So many cherished memories from my childhood were made here. Can’t wait to go back ❤️🇨🇦🏕

[@Mikilangelo]

Even after leaving Canada, Algonquin stays forever in my mind and

[@riven4202]

Same yo

[@klaytonpeterson1596]

Algonquin memories.....Treasures of the Heart !!

[@JeremyMcCall54]

I feel sorry for the 6 people who click the dislike button on a video about a beautiful park.

[@JeremyMcCall54]

@Jaiden Henry sounds like you got some trust issues bro

[@MonicaTVToronto]

This pandemic times made one good change in my life: I discovered nature and the great outdoors and I started going hiking regularly on weekend. “Get up and get” became my weekend motto. Feeling good 👍

[@noahbathgate7133]

Algonquin Park is my favourite place on earth hands down

[@mitchellwiley1604]

Just got back from an Algonquin backcountry trip, we stumbled on an old logging road, it was beautiful to see the way nature was quickly reclaiming it

[@FunkYoLifeUp]

What a great short documentary on the park. Right on. I’m back in the Algonquin park backcountry at the end of the month. Please new comers, pack in, pack out. We need to keep this jewel as clean as possible.

[@liltrooper29]

Such a wonderful and beautiful video. Proud to be Canadian!!

[@tombeckett4340]

Amazing place to visit it really is special. 🇨🇦👍

[@jonghwalee9827]

So amazing 😊

[@farzanadarsot3516]

The narrator's voice so enticing and soothing against the backdrop of Algonquin wilderness. Great work and accurate... 👏💖 Purchase Dan Gibson's music with sounds of Algonquin... Truly awesome!

[@bladimirmunoz]

Increible lugar, recomendado para visitar.🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇦🇨🇦

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[@NganNguyen-hk6en]

Thank you. Such a great video! We are so excited to explore Algonquin Park this weekend. Happy Canada Day!

[@yaldove]

To all those who want to go backcountry camping. #1 Rule: PLEASE PICK UP YOUR TRASH.

[@saurabhabhishek5203]

Wow, that was profoundly beautiful. Thank you!

[@patrikusmaximus]

What an excellent, powerful and magnificent video! Thanks for creating and sharing this with the world!!!🙏 I am so eager to experiencing Algonquin Parks often.😎 Patrikus Love+Peace+Health Pathos+Ethos+Magicos

[@onlysuja1080]

Great documentary ever 👏

[@matthewtimberlake6672]

I have mentioned this to park staff, but there are many images of people canoeing without PFDs. I think with more people accessing the park who may be first time paddlers, the video should encourage PFD use....hopefully in the next edition!

[@andrewburnett-bartleman5965]

Love the video!!!

[@EricLehner]

Excellent!

[@martinfrantz1623]

this is real i love it

[@peterhennig4678]

Don't forget the blackflies, mosquitoes, horse and deer flies 😝

[@mariacyou9265]

👏Beautiful🙏

[@leaveonajet2759]

We damn well almont got lost there lol in 83 ,if you haven't been their, just go its better than hanging around on the streets or mall ,100%

[@soulmus3769]

Hello, I am a student of the Department of Architecture. I am now working on a ROOTS clothing store design. I want to know if I can use some clips in the video to make my Roots clothing store introduction video? (Only about 20 seconds) Thank you 🙏

[@octo349]

shaddupboi

[@antreas6366]

hey! do you guys know if I need to rent a car if i want to visit and stay at a cabin there for a night?

[@mackhughson3722]

Damn this was lit

[@Em_Dee_Aitch]

This newer narration just isn't the same. The original one was much more moving.

[@noahbathgate7133]

Is the old narration on KZbin?

[@vicki4801]

agreed

[@markhomiak6966]

@@noahbathgate7133 it's on the DVD.

[@rodshore2242]

Well done.

[@cgi267]

It has an active volcano????

[@joelbroadcastinggroup7991]

yeah, it also has a meteorite crater.

[@daveellis5100]

Recorded horizontally:)

[@TheCampingCanuck]

Algonquin is one of our faves. Here's our latest trip video kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYDblquFo5p4qdk

[@Ober447]

Is camping allowed in the back country or is it restricted to camp grounds?

[@DoYerBest]

yes, there is lots of back country camping

[@angiemcphee7149]

All of the parks are closed even back country

[@Ober447]

@@angiemcphee7149 - yea, we are staying in new Brunswick this year. Next year we plan on visiting the park.

[@ryansmh2550]

It's really beautiful Ps 1:06 2:19 So similar to Frozen 2 😂

[@amrani247]

like 400 bro

[@chelseasorsa5730]

I'm Scots-Irish, German, French. I'm also told i'm Native American. My Biological Father, His mother said i am of the Chicopee Tribe. My research says that Chicopee wasnt One Tribe but many Tribes, Clans. My Research also says the Chances are that the Tribe people are possibly refering to are the Algonquins. Sadly that is the only information i have of my Supposed Native American Ties. Free Help will be greatly Appreciated.

[@viahney7200]

Can we be alone in Algonquin or do we see people everyday?

[@Spac3catmachine]

YOU CAN BE ALONE, IN THE BACK COUNTRY.

[@Jnaial]

👍

[@patti5444]

What is that bird called at the beginning?

[@aircanuck]

Common Loon

[@patti5444]

Right after lol, found out it was a hermit thrush

[@aircanuck]

@@patti5444 Ahh, sorry. Well there, I learned something too there. Thanks!

[@patti5444]

aircanuck most beautiful sound of Algonquin park besides the loon lol

[@cathecavanaugh615]

Loons

[@mrzed2349]

What do you mean we paleface

[@Jay-cx3ui]

im saying

[@sarahadams6821]

😡

[@ranjodhmatharoo6329]

that was a fucking amaaaaazzzinnggggggg video

[@Ericthe999]

Ranjodh Matharoo yoooooo hoooowwwsssss tthhheeeee weeeeeeeddddd?

[@Penfold8]

Algonquin....... Where you too can encounter leeches!

[@FOAPAlgonquinPark]

We are proud of our various species of leeches as research has shown that they are an indicator of good water quality.