The dominant feature of this popular paddling, hiking and camping area on the east side of Algonquin Park is the 100-metre deep Barron Canyon, which you can enjoy from above at a great hiking viewpoint, or from below while paddling the River.

But there are other great attractions in this compact, feature-rich area, including High Falls, Brigham Chutes, the Barron River, old log drive relics and much more, all detailed on our large-scale 1:40,000 map.

The back side offers colour photos and textual descriptions about local flora and fauna, suggested routes, safety concerns and contact info. Also covers the Sec/Mallard Lakes area.

As usual, this 1:40,000 scale map provides extraordinary terrain and vegetation detail, as well as features campsites, portages, access points, hiking trails, facilities like campgrounds, telephones, historic sites, rental ranger cabins, and many more attractions. And, like others in the series, it's updated regularly and is waterproof.

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Also consider our other larger-scale Algonquin Close-up Maps of smaller popular areas (Bonnechere River, Canoe Lake & Area, and Oxtongue River) suitable for short trips of a week or less. Or try our larger area Algonquin guides (Algonquin 1-Corridor North, Algonquin 2-Northwest, Algonquin 3-Corridor South and Algonquin 4-Central North maps) suitable for longer trips or shorter ones in less-busy areas.

Not sure which of our Algonquin Area maps you want? Try our Algonquin Area Map Locator Guide - it's one of the images you can select on this page.