Fall is an idyllic time to take a romantic getaway at the Couples Resort and visit Algonquin Park, Muskoka. Summer has given way to brisk, invigorating autumn air. Fall days remain long, making it comfortable to stay outside for long periods and to enjoy perfect walking and hiking conditions on an endless system of trails.
Nothing says FALL more than fall colors in Algonquin Park, which is known to have some of the most brilliant changes of season throughout Ontario. Considered a Signature Canadian Experience bringing visitors from around the world, who are attracted by the outstanding fall colour viewing opportunities, but there are many other things to see and do.
The Fall Colours alone make a trip to Algonquin - Muskoka worthwhile, especially if you catch the spectacular colours of the Sugar and Red Maples from the 20th of September to Mid-October. Then showcasing the Yellow Aspens, Golden Tamaracks, and Red Oaks which hit their best right after and put on another vivid show before giving way to a more subdued November.
Mid-September to mid-October is the prime time to view the flaming red maple, deep yellow poplar and white-barked birch trees leaves.
They become the backdrop for touring artisan studios, enjoying fall photography workshops and hunting for great antiques.
We have outdoor clothing to keep you warm and dry, includes 100% windproof & waterproof pants and jackets plus polar fleece interiors, if needed. We recommend that you bring good hiking shoes.
During late fall, you'll have a good chance of seeing a big bull Moose, its antlers now full-grown and polished, ready for the rut (mating season - give them lots of room). Fall evenings are the best time to try howling for wolves, you may want to try it yourself.
Algonquin Park's two museums, the Visitor Centre and Logging Museum, are open daily, (see the Events Calendar for specific operating dates and hours) offering all visitors park information, plus outstanding natural and cultural history exhibits.
Fall studio tours introduce many rural artists..Visit the studio tour website for maps and details.
Gertrud Sorensen Landsape Artist Gallery - On-Site, Most days from 10am
Madawaska Valley Studio Tour
Muskoka Studio Tour
Bancroft Studio Tour
The Studio Tour Haliburton Highlands
Enjoy a free leisurely tour along the shores of Galeairy Lake and take in the beauty of Algonquin's Fall Colors. Take the 4 hour paddle round trip and explore our waterfall. Or spend few hours fishing for Trout, Bass, Pickerel.
We have extensive collection of all weather clothing, fishing gear, outerwear, footwear, hats and accessories & apparel.
Most equipment is free for details and specials check out Packages Page for more information.
Motor Boats:
14 foot Aluminium Fishing Boat with 8 hpr Motor (Free usage ask Sports Centre)
Italian Sundeck Boat, Steering Wheel Driven
14 foot with 40 hp Honda Motor
Paddle & Row Boats
Pickleball & Tennis & Badminton & Basket Ball
Enjoy a free leisurely tour along the shores of Galeairy Lake and take in the beauty and subtle hues of Algonquin's spring colours
The Couples Resort Hiking Trails - On-site scenic hiking trails, leading to a scenic view of Algonquin Park, consisting of three loops, Lookout Trail 1.0 km in length, Bear trail loop 2.7 and Rail Line loop 1.2
Trail Map & Directions Available from sport center or front desk
Algonquin Park's Interpretive walking and hiking trails are endless and are offering spectacular views of the autumn colours.
The Couples Resort offers Mountain bike rentals as well as bike maps for four trails. Each of the trails are rated easy for all to enjoy.
If you have your own Road Bikes there is a new 2-meter 2-way wide Bike Path alongside the Highway 60, over rolling hills and along lakes. Total length 150 km if you go 75 km on the Right side of the Road on the way out and back on the left side of the Road on the way back. But if you go 1 km out and 1 km back that is good to start for many of us.