Big Pines Loop Trail
City: WhitneyLength: 2.9 kmRegion: Muskoka, Parry Sound and Algonquin Park
Algonquin Park Dog Sled Trails
Overview
There are two dog sledding trails in Algonquin Park — the most popular is located along Highway 60 while the second is located in the northwest corner of the Park. Park permits are required for the use of these trails and backcountry rules apply.
Algonquin Park does not offer guided dog sledding opportunities. This service is provided by commercial operators located outside Algonquin Park, who use Algonquin Park's trail systems.
Skiing, snowshoeing, and skijoring (with dogs) are permitted on the dog sled trail under the following conditions:
- step off the trail for approaching dogs teams and allow space for them to pass safely;
- do not travel on...
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