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Red fox family standing in the forest

Great Wildlife Preserve

Wild Animals Up Close & Personal

Dedicated to the people of Ontario in1892 by way of the Algonquin National Park act, visitors are likely to see all sorts of animals in this wonderful place.

The World of Algonquin's Wildlife

Dedicated to the people of Ontario in1892 by way of the Algonquin National Park act, visitors are likely to see all sorts of animals in this wonderful place.

But remember: this is not a zoo! Appreciate the animals from a safe distance.

See a daily list of recent sightings at the East Gate or Visitor's Centre.

Attend a public wolf howl in Algonquin Park

Often you can spot moose roadside at dusk or dawn.

A close up of dark brown moose walking through the forest

A black bear with grass in its mouth walks through tall green grass

A magnificent buck stands alert in a dark forest with massive antlers

A wolf standing timidly in the forest

A large moose with large antlers walking through an open grass area in a forest

A young moose looks on with greenery in the background

A beaver sits in shallow waters among reeds

A young black bear pokes head out of a snowy hill among tall grass

A young deer looks on hesitantly while walking into a grassy area

A wolf stands on a snow covered rock looking into the camera

A wolf crosses a trail in a forest with snow covering the edges of the path

A beaver sits in shallow water near the edge of a grassy bank

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