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Peck Lake Trail

Peck Lake Trail

Overview: Looking for a peaceful walk around a gorgeous lake? Peck Lake Trail is just the spot. This 2.3 km loop circles the scenic Peck Lake, offering tranquil lakeside views and a quiet, immersive nature experience.

Trail Quick Facts

  • Difficulty: Moderate - some uneven terrain
  • Location: Off Highway 60 at kilometre 19.2
  • Length: 2.3km
  • Elevation Gain: Minimal
  • Estimated Time: ~60-90 minutes
  • Loop: Yes

Additional Trail Information

  • Highlights: The entire trail hugs the shoreline, offering constant lake views framed by towering trees. It’s particularly stunning in autumn when the reflections on the water create a mirror effect.
  • Features: A mix of shaded forest paths and open lakeside sections. Perfect for a quiet walk, photography, or just taking a breather from the world.
  • Opportunities: Birdwatchers will love this one—it’s a prime spot for spotting loons, herons, and other water-loving birds.
  • Theme: A gentle, peaceful lakeside hike.
  • Extra Tip: Bring a small snack and enjoy a lakeside break—this is one of those trails that invites you to slow down and soak it all in.
A beaver damn seen from Peck Lake Trail in Algonquin Park
Peck Lake 3 LR
A beautiful view of Peck Lake with a blue sky above from Peck Lake Trail in Algonquin Park
A bench alongside Peck Lake Trail in Algonquin Park looks through trees at Peck Lake
Peck Lake Trail in Algonquin Park goes beside a lake with trees lining the shore

Peck Lake Trail Final Thoughts

And hey, after a peaceful hike like this, why not keep the relaxation going? Algonquin Accommodations has some great places to stay so you can wake up surrounded by nature instead of rushing back home.

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