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| Peck Lake Trail Graphite Field Sketch 1998 |
There are many hiking trails accessible
from Hwy 60, commonly known as the Corridor, such as the Whiskey Rapids Trail –
at KM 7.2, Hardwood Lookout Trail – at KM 13.8, Mizzy Lake Trail – at KM 15.4,
Peck Lake Trail – at KM 19.2, Track and Tower Trail – at KM 25, Hemlock Bluff
Trail – at KM 27.2, Bat Lake Trail – at KM 30, Two Rivers Trail – at KM 31,
Lookout Trail – at KM 39.7, Booth’s Rock Trail – at KM 40.3, Tall Pines Trail –
at KM 40.3, Spruce Bog Boardwalk – at KM 42.5, Beaver Pond Trail – at KM 45.2 ,
as well as back packing and bike trails. Over the years we’ve hiked all of the
hiking trails several times and on each occasion it’s felt like our first time
as we’re continually making new discoveries. In addition to marveling at the landscape
and making many sketches we’ve had many encounters with the fauna that make
Algonquin their home. We’ve had encounters with moose, black bears, fox,
beaver, otters, as well as enjoying many hours of birdwatching. All in all, the Highway Corridor and its many trails, offer a lifetime of discovery.
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Whitefish Lake - View From Centennial Ridge Trail Graphite Drawing |
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Smoke Lake - View From Hardwood Lookout Trail Pen and Ink Study |
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Exposed Roots - Hemlock Bluff Trail Graphite Drawing |
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Island - Provoking Lake Ink Sketch Provoking Lake is accessed from the Highlands Backpacking Trail. |
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View from the Highlands Backpacking Trail Pen and Ink Field Sketch |
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Madawaska River Pen & Ink Sketch on beige paper |
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Cache Lake - View From Track and Tower Trail Graphite Field Sketch |
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View North From The Lookout Trail Graphite Drawing 2013 |
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View South From The Lookout Trail Graphite Drawing 2014
We could go on and on, but before leaving Algonquin, and the lakes and trails accessible from the Highway Corridor, we should pay a visit to the East Side of the park, the other Algonquin.............
to be continued......................
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