Beautiful Algonquin

Algonquin Provincial Park covers an area of 7725 square kilometers, with over 1000 lakes of various sizes, 100 species of birds, 1000 species of plants, and wild animals such as black bears, moose, beavers, hares, and wolves. It is the largest, oldest, and most famous suburban park in Ontario, located 350 kilometers north of Toronto, and is an important wildlife conservation area in the province. This park, located in the small town of Whitney, is only 210 kilometers away from Toronto and takes only 3 hours by car. The park has nearly a thousand lakes and large areas of dense and deep forests, making it a paradise for outdoor camping and hiking enthusiasts. Particularly worth mentioning is that every autumn, it becomes a sea of maple leaves. The brown-red maple leaves all over the mountains make visitors feel as if they are in a fairy tale world. According to the park's manager, based on past patterns, the best time to view the maple leaves should be the last week of September.