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I do too. Ice is out or almost out lots of places that I passed in the area that aren’t the Park. Mary Lake in Port Sydney is out and it’s usually about a week ahead of the Park according to my father in law. I was impressed by the difference two days made coming across 60. Still lots of snow in the woods though.
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Is official "Ice Out" based on conditions at Opeongo?? When water taxi can travel on end to the other?? I seem to recall this however would be cool if there was a Live Web Cam there. I believe AO use to have one. Not certain if still active.
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I believe that is still the case for ice out.
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Shayne74 wrote:
Is official "Ice Out" based on conditions at Opeongo?? When water taxi can travel on end to the other?? I seem to recall this however would be cool if there was a Live Web Cam there. I believe AO use to have one. Not certain if still active.
….Not a live webcam but a camera at Lake of Two Rivers refreshes every 15 minutes…. Cabin (city) fever has me looking at it at least a few times per day.
Difference over the last few days seems huge.
Friends of Algonquin - search for their “ice out” page.
Cool satellite images to show melting ice too… including a view of Opeongo from last week.
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Think that’s the link
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Think that’s the link
Very Cool . Thanks! Now I have yet another distraction from my work LOL!
Last edited by Shayne74 (4/23/2025 2:15 pm)
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There's a webcam on the visitor center, but the powers out right now.
Satellite imagery is looking to be any day now, by the end of the weekend almost for sure
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For perspective, this is from my parents deck near Shall Lake access - top pic is yesterday
(April 24). Bottom is today.
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For perspective, this is from my parents deck near Shall Lake access - top pic is yesterday
(April 24). Bottom is today.
C'mon April 28....
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LotR seems pretty much ice-free. Usually 3-4 days from that to open
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Nipissing went out today along with Trout lake in North Bay, I'd be surprised if Opeongo wasn't ice free today or tomorrow. Usually right about the same time.
