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October 7, 2011

Photo Du Jour: The Ragged Falls, Ontario

Posted on October 7, 2011  •  1 minutes  • 131 words

During my recent trip through Algonquin Park I actually evolved from a regular human into a highly optimized photo taking robotic machine. While I was in my highly evolved state, I was able to hike several trails, including the trail up to Ragged Falls. The trail is surprisingly easy and well groomed, which makes it great for new hikers and clumsy photo taking robots such as myself. The Ragged Falls are located along the Oxtongue River, just west of Algonquin Park in the Oxtongue Provincial Park. The Oxtongue river cuts through Algonquin Park and can be accessed off of Highway 60. I managed to make it up to The Ragged Falls just in time for the start of sunset and spent roughly an hour taking it all in. [mappress] [gallery link=“file”]

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