Join us for a summer adventure on one of Algonquin Park’s most iconic trails!
Centennial Ridges is a 10.4 km loop that winds through rugged forest, over rocky ridgelines, and up to some of the most breathtaking views in the entire park. With plenty of elevation gain and technical footing in places, it’s a moderately challenging hike that rewards every step with sweeping panoramas, serene lakes, and classic Canadian Shield terrain.
Summer in Algonquin is magic: long days, sun-dappled forests, and the hum of life all around. The trail offers a great mix of shaded woodland, open ridges, and exposed rock, perfect for a breezy picnic with a view. Wildlife is still active, so we’ll keep our eyes peeled for moose in the lowlands, loons and osprey circling above the lakes, and the occasional beaver dam.
We'll head into the park along the scenic Highway 60 corridor, a stunning drive that gives you a glimpse of just how vast and wild Algonquin really is. Often called the jewel in the Ontario Parks crown, this place is the size of a small country, and every trip here feels like tapping into something timeless. Whether you’re looking to break in your boots or just soak in the views, this hike is not to be missed.
Join us for a summer adventure on one of Algonquin Park’s most iconic trails!
Centennial Ridges is a 10.4 km loop that winds through rugged forest, over rocky ridgelines, and up to some of the most breathtaking views in the entire park. With around 400 meters of elevation gain, uneven footing, and a few steep scrambles, it’s a moderately challenging hike, best suited for folks with a decent baseline of fitness and some hiking experience. If you can comfortably walk for 4–5 hours with breaks, you’re good to go!
Summer in Algonquin is magic: long days, sun-dappled forests, and the hum of life all around. The trail offers a great mix of shaded woodland, open ridges, and exposed rock, perfect for a breezy picnic with a view. Wildlife is still active, so we’ll keep our eyes peeled for moose in the lowlands, loons and osprey circling above the lakes, and the occasional beaver dam.
We'll head into the park along the scenic Highway 60 corridor, a stunning drive that gives you a glimpse of just how vast and wild Algonquin really is. Often called the jewel in the Ontario Parks crown, this place is the size of a small country, and every trip here feels like tapping into something timeless. Whether you’re looking to break in your boots or just soak in the views, this hike is not to be missed.
07:00 - Leave from close to Keele Station
10:00 - 11:00 - Check in at park, look out for wildlife along Highway 60
11:00 - 16:30 - Hike the Centennial Ridges Trail
20:00 - Anticipated return to Keele Station
Member Organized Event Disclaimer
Member-led outings are organized by our community, not by Wilderness Union. We don’t manage the plans, staff, or safety protocols, so you join at your own risk. Please look out for yourself and one another, and have fun!
Food and Drink
You'll need to bring a packed lunch and water for any of our day trips. Full details are available at the adventure plan, shared above on registration.
Carbon Offsetting
Wilderness Union offsets the estimated carbon emissions of every trip by investing in a global portfolio of verified carbon reduction projects.
Members Only
Please note that you'll need an active membership at the time of your adventure to attend. If you booked during a trial that didn't continue or your membership has lapsed, you will need a new membership to attend.
Please read and understand this before registering
Cancellations made:
More than 10 days before the event: Will receive a full refund minus a 5% admin fee.
7–10 days before the event: 50% refund.
Less than 7 days before the event: No refunds.
Weather or emergency cancellations: If an event is canceled due to severe weather or other uncontrollable factors, members can receive a full credit to their account.
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Discover Iconic Algonquin Park
Towering pines, shimmering lakes, and endless granite ridges. Algonquin is the heart of Ontario’s wilderness. This legendary park is rich with natural beauty, history, and adventure, offering a true taste of the wild that's just a few hours from the city.
Wildlife viewing
Bears, moose, beavers and loons are just some of the creatures that call this area home. You'll have a chance to spot some from a safe distance for a magical encounter.
Stunning scenery
Experience some of the most beautiful scenery our province has to offer on our carefully planned adventure
Can I bring my dog?
Well behaved dogs are welcome on leash if they're travelling in a private vehicle.
Is lunch included?
No, lunch is not included on day trips. Please bring your own packed lunch.
