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I've used Opeongo a lot, it's one of my favourites.
I agree Paul, Opeongo is a favorite of mine too. I have planned on trying to hit each access point in one season a few years ago but things got busy and I wasn't able to accomplish them all. Maybe 2011 will have to be the year that I visit all 29 of them.
Hey did you hear that Jeffrey McMurtrie is releasing a new V3 of his wonderful Algonquin Map. Check out his website after Nov 1st for this new update
http://www.algonquinmap.com
Hey these are useful resources. I was in Algonquin in late September 2010 and planned our trip the old-school way with paper maps. I'll be sure to use these online resources next time too.
Gord Baker and his team at Algonquin Outfitters were very helpful when we were there.
I agree Paul, Opeongo is a favorite of mine too. I have planned on trying to hit each access point in one season a few years ago but things got busy and I wasn't able to accomplish them all. Maybe 2011 will have to be the year that I visit all 29 of them.
Hey did you hear that Jeffrey McMurtrie is releasing a new V3 of his wonderful Algonquin Map. Check out his website after Nov 1st for this new update
http://www.algonquinmap.com
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