下面长不了什么bush。。所以大部分营地的Privacy 不是特别好。但是公园真的很大，可以hiking的地方很多。。湖很多。骑自行车的道也很长。我们这个周末又要去了：) 这两天正好把hiking trail 又搜了一遍，前面两条没有走过，优先考虑。后面几个是走过了，感觉值得再走一遍的，也列出来。

Centennial Ridges Trail is a very demanding 10 km loop trail that affords spectacular viewing along two high ridges. The guide discusses contributions of selected people to the Park over its first century. Centennial Ridges Trail is located at km 37.6 ofHighway 60, with secondary access also from the Coon Lake Campground.

Latitude/Longitude: 45.556381°, -78.420026°

Barron Canyon Trail is a 1.5 km loop trail that lead along the north rim of the spectacular, 100 m deep Barron Canyon and then returning to the parking lot.  Barron Canyon Trail is located at km 29.0 of the Barron Canyon Road, 11 km north of the Sand Lake Gate. Latitude/Longitude: 45.889509°, -77.635245°

Booth's Rock Trail is a 5.1 km loop trail that visits two lakes and a spectacular lookout, returning via an abandoned railway. The guide discusses man's impact on the Park.Booth's Rock Trail is located 9 km south of km 40.3 ofHighway 60. Latitude/Longitude: 45.518138°, -78.399629°

Hemlock Bluff Trail is a 3.5 km loop trail leads through mixed forest to an impressive view of Jack Lake. The guide presents results of research in Algonquin. Hemlock Bluff Trail is located at km 27.2 of Highway 60. Latitude/Longitude: 45.564723°, -78.551854°

Beaver Pond Trail is a 2.0 km loop trail that yields excellent views of two beaver ponds while the guide provides an introduction to Algonquin's fascinating beaver pond ecology. Beaver Pond Trail is located at km 45.2 of Highway 60. Latitude/Longitude: 45.592164°, -78.341027°