Stay at the rustic Wolf Den Bunkhouse ‘n Cabins close to the entrance of Algonquin Park from Friday evening until Sunday.  The hostel is approximately a three hour drive north of Toronto, on Highways 400, 11, and 60.  The closest major urban centre is Huntsville on Hwy 60.  Visit www.wolfdenbunkhouse.com for more information about the Hostel.

Enjoy the company of fellow enthusiasts while reveling in and celebrating winter.  Provided will be Friday night food and snacks, two pancake breakfasts, and supplies for two sandwich style lunches.  Saturday evening will be a pot luck (group) dinner.

We have the entire hostel booked for the weekend.  There are three buildings.  The Main Lodge building has washrooms, showers, cooking, and eating facilities as well as bedrooms down stairs.  There are two split winterized cabins (Loon and Bear) with 3 beds in each section.

You can choose a bed for yourself and your friends when signing up.  View the room and bed layout on the graphic below.  Updating the bed layout is a manual process.  We will try to keep this graphic up to date. 

Algonquin Park has three trail networks specifically designed and reserved for cross-country or Nordic skiing. Two trails are packed and groomed on a regular basis and there is one wilderness ski trail, where no grooming takes place:

●        Fen Lake Ski Trail

●        Leaf Lake Ski Trail

●        Minnesing Wilderness Ski Trail (not groomed)

 Arrowhead Provincial Park is also close by as is the Leslie Frost Centre Trails.

For snowshoeing in Algonquin Park, any of the Hwy 60 corridor hiking trails can be used in winter.  The 5km Booth Rock trail becomes 7km in winter as the road is not ploughed and the 10km Centennial Trail becomes 14km in winter.

The cost is $105 for members and $115 for non-members.  Please register online.  You can pay by Credit Card, PayPal, or cheque.  If paying by cheque, download the Sign Up Sheet below. 

Information Sheet PDF:  InformationWolfDen2019.pdf

Sign Up Sheet PDF:  SignUpSheetWolfDen2019.pdf

Suggestions on what to bring for the weekend:

• Potluck Dinner - Saturday night dinner is a group effort, bring a dish you wish to share.
• BYOB - alcohol is welcome if you are so inclined.
• Bathing suit - there is a sauna cabin.
• Skis, perhaps snow shoes, boots, and appropriate clothing

What not to bring:

• Bottled water – the hostel suggests using their “beautiful UV filtered water”
• Plates, cups, and cutlery – the hostel has everything you need.
• Bedding, pillows, linens, comforters, and towels – these are provided by the Hostel.
  

paul price & Brenda Sweet
905-567-1035 (home - no voicemail)

Email:  pbtrips@tbn.ca

Notes:  Registration opens 01 October 2018.  Log in first to get the member rate.  Cancellations are manual.  Click the refresh button on your web browser to see the latest bed layout version.  Contact pbtrips@tbn.ca

Rooms and Cabins will be filled by gender, unless you specify otherwise.  Sign up early to avoid disappointment.

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