The Algonquin Logging Museum is an outdoor interpretive museum that tells the story of the logging industry in Algonquin Park from the early square-timber era to modern forestry practices. Visitors begin with an indoor exhibit and film presentation, then walk a 1.3–1.5 km self-guided trail featuring reconstructed logging camps, historic equipment, and artifacts such as a steam-powered amphibious tug known as an “alligator.”
Attractions
Algonquin Logging Museum
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- Recurrence
- Seasonal, June–Sept