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I live in Toronto, Ontario, so most of my information is based here. Please note that I have no affiliation with any of the companies I've listed below, I simply chose to deal with them when I'm looking for camping stuff. Table of Contents:
This file last modified: July 2000 Camp-Related Books: Book References |
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Mountain
Equipment Co-Op
Commercial
Orders: Mountain Equipment Co-op on the web. Europe Bound Another decent place, although they carry higher-end products and tend to be a bit more expensive. But, you get what you pay for.
Europe
Bound has a new store at 383 King St. W., right across the Europe Bound on the web. |
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When I go to Algonquin Park, I usually deal with this outfitter since I find them to be the most convenient -- They have a location right in the park on Lake Opeongo. Algonquin Outfitters
They can set you up with everything you need to go on a camping or canoeing trip, or you can just rent what you need. Also see Algonquin Outfitters on the web. The
Portage Store
The Portage Store on the web. [Back to Top] [Back to my Camping Page] Information and Further Reading Algonquin
Park
Or visit The Algonquin Park Home Page
For maps and other publications about Algonquin Park, contact; The
Friends of Algonquin Park Backpacking Trails of Algonquin Park (about $3) [scale 1:50000 -- 1.25" = 1 mile or 2 cm = 1 km] Canoe Routes of Algonquin Park (about $6) [scale 1:126720 -- 1" = 2 miles or 8 mm = 1 km] These maps are also available at Mountain Equipment Co-op and various other outdoor equipment stores and outfitters.
If you're interested in more detailed topographical maps in the 1:50,000 scale (1.25 inches = 1 mile or 2 cm = 1 km), then you'll want to contact;
You'll need to specify the map numbers you want, or ask for the Canadian Index #1. To the best of my knowledge, the following maps cover most of Algonquin Park: 31 E/15, 31 E/16, 31 E/10, 31 E/9, 31 F/12, 31 E/7, 31 E/8. Maps are about $10-$12 each. [Back to top] [Back to my Camping Pages] |