Killarney or Algonquin

Personally thought Algonquin was really nice

It depends. Are you looking to do any hunting or fishing? If yes, I'd recommend Killarney. If not, Algonquin.

>>988549
No hunting but will probably do some fishing while canoeing

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Killarney has some really cool mountains and is pretty scenic

Neither get you that far away from civilization. You'd be better off looking further afield for a more isolated wilderness experience.

>>988500
Killarney x 1000. one of my favourite places on earth

Will I be able to see much of Killarney in 7 days?

>>989152
Yes, its actually not very big compared to algonquin, 7 days is plenty of time to see a lot of the park

Never heard of Killarney til now. Has some nice mountainous areas vs all the bogs and flows in Algonquin.

I really like Algonquin myself, but must admit that I've never been to killarney. To be honest, I've never been to Algonquin in warmer months either, though; that's just my favorite place for deep winter camping.

Algonquin is good but avoid the front lakes, aim for Tom Thompson Lake on day 1 at least if you park on Canoe Lake.

Bartlett Lake next to it has lots of panfish I hit a sweet spot and was reeling in a yellow perch almost every cast with a spinning lure