Algonquin Park

Driving through Algonguin Park is almost magical especially in the fall when all the leaves are changing colors as they are spectacular. Driving through the east and west gates is really cool and a great place to stop and take a few photo's. Here is a link to my Algonguin Park Photos taken from our last trip.

Take a moment to admire the beauty of nature at Algonquin Park with your motorcycle and Harley Davidson parts and motorcycle accessories

Riding around Algonquin Park leaving North Bay Ontario driving down Highway 11South to Huntsville then on Hwy 60 through to Pembroke and back to North Bay via Hwy 17. It's a full day ride with plenty of excellent scenery along the way.

Don't forget to pack your camera as you will find lots of great places for taking those memorable photo's.

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Here is a link to Algonguin Park's Current Weather

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How to get to Algonquin Park:
Highway #60 runs through the south end of Algonquin Park. The East Gate is located just west of the town of Whitney. The West Gate is located just east of the town of Dwight. There are many other access points to the park that run off highway #17 (The Trans-Canada Highway) to the north of the park. Other access points run off highway #11 to the west of the park and others run off of Highway #60 to the east of the park.

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If your riding into Huntsville, Ontario and your looking for a great place to eat, why not try "The Cottage Bar & Grill" located on the docks in downtown Huntsville. Excellent place to stop for drinks and good food. Here are a few pictures of the view....

Here's a picture of the East Gate heading into Algonguin park from Petawawa, Ontario Canada.

For your technical needs here is the information you need to enter into your GPS units.GPS Setting