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Motors (including electric and gasoline) are prohibited on most lakes within Algonquin Park. However, exceptions exist along the developed Highway 60 Corridor and some backcountry lakes. See Motor Restrictions in Algonquin Park for more details.
Permitted Activities
- Canoeing
- Kayaking
- Sailboats
- Windsurfing
- Self propelled water craft are permitted (e.g paddle boats)
Prohibited Activities
- No water skiing (or similar activities)
- No personal watercraft (jet skis, Sea-Doos, WaveRunners, etc.)
Boat Launches Ramps
Most boat launches in Algonquin Park are designed for canoes or small motorized boats (where permitted) and are typically sand or gravel. Lake Opeongo's has a larger boat ramp facility suitable for larger boats as a result of motor restrictions.
- Tea Lake Campground
- Smoke Lake Access Point
- Canoe Lake Access Point
- Source Lake Access Point
- Cache Lake Access Point
- Lake of Two Rivers Campground
- East Beach Picnic Ground and Beach
- Rock Lake Access Point
- Opeongo Access Point (suitable for larger boats)
- Galeairy Lake - Whitney Access Point
- Achray Campground
- Lake Travers Access Point
- Cedar Lake - Brent Access Point
- Kioshkokwi Lake - Kiosk Access Point
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Special regulations for Algonquin's special fishery.