South Algonquin Trails
Located at the southern tip of Algonquin Park, their experienced and certified trail guides lead you down the trails.
Being a family oriented Stable they offer something for almost everyone. There are trails and horses for all levels of riding experience. *a 275lb maximum weight restrictions is applicable *Children must be at least 6 years old to go on a trail ride.
For children under 6 pony rides are avaliable Location: South Algonquin Trails are situated in the Heart of Central Ontario, Canada Just 3 1/2 hours north of Toronto. Located just outside of the beautiful village of Harcourt at the southern tip of Algonquin Park on Elephant Lake Road.
For more detailed directions please go to the the South Algonquin Trails webiste link.
South Algonquin Trails
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