There is a spot on highway 60 in Algonquin Park that everyone stops at. It’s one of my favourite views. When you look at a map of the Park, there is no name for this marshy area. We have taken our canoe in their and there is a portage trail across on the other side. You can go into Cache Lake or cross the highway and go into Tanamakoon Lake. So years ago Clint and I got tired of saying stop at that nameless spot on the highway so we named it Monkey Lake in honour of Trum.
Trum at Monkey Lake (photo taken in June 2021) 
Side angled view of Monkey Lake 
Monkey Lake
That’s is for now, thanks for coming for a look.
Trums Travels 
I like how you named the lake, so fun! The lake looks like a classic glacial lake that is slowly filling in with marsh, in time the lake will be gone. Lovely photos! ❤️🇨🇦
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Your first photo looks like the opening scene to a movie. Fantastic! Your naming of the lake made me smile Too cute! 🐒
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Thanks Michele!
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You are welcome! 🌞
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I think it’s great you named the lake/venue after Trum … why should humans have all the fun? 🙂 I had no idea that Algonquin Park was so big, having last seen it when I was six or seven.
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It’s huge and the hwy 60 corridor is where the campgrounds are, the rest is bush and backcountry.
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