Algonquin's 2016 ice out flight

Algonquin’s 2016 ice out flight

Did you tune in to Algonquin Provincial Park‘s #IceOutFlight 2016 last week?

Our teammates at Algonquin took to the air, and live-tweeted ice-out conditions at the park.

Here’s a bird’s-eye view of several popular Algonquin lakes, trails and landmarks:

**NOTE** Although many of the lakes are ice-free, there’s still snow along many of the shores, on portages and campsites.

Our park rangers are still regularly trudging through snow.

Please plan accordingly, check up-to-date conditions and practice spring paddling safety.

Algonquin’s high-flying ice-out images, taken May 3, 2016:

Big Bob Lake 2016 — Big Bob Lake

Big Bob Lake 2016 — Big Bob Lake

CatfishLake_APPIceOutFlight — Catfish Lake

CedarLake_APPIceOutFlight — Cedar Lake

FurrowLake_APPIceOutFlight — Furrow Lake

LakeLavielle_APPIceOutFlight — Lake Lavielle

LakeLouisa_APPIceOutFlight — Lake Louisa

LoggingMuseumTrail_APPIceOutFlight — Logging Museum Trail

NorthArmofLakeOpeongo_APPIceOutFlight — North arm of Lake Opeongo

Potter Lake

Radiant Lake

White Trout Lake

Don’t see your favourite Algonquin spot?

You can tune in to the Friends of Algonquin Ice Out Page for the park’s most up-to-date conditions.

Don’t forget to follow Algonquin on Twitter!