10 Day Wilderness Canoe Trip exploring Algonquin Park
10 Day Wilderness Canoe Trip exploring Algonquin Park
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10 Day Wilderness Canoe Trip exploring Algonquin Park from Access Point #2 at the Tim River to Access Point #6 at Canoe Lake.
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Every year I try to get out and do a larger back country canoe trip. This year I decided to spend a little extra time in Algonquin Park. I wanted to take advantage of the high water levels and paddle the Tim River which is an area that normally becomes difficult later in the season due to low water levels and beaver dams.
This wilderness canoe trip would challenge us through long days of paddling, portages, weather and wildlife encounters.
This is the second Wilderness Canoe Trip in my A Place to Paddle series.
Algonquin Park
Tim Lake 2:30
Beaver Dam 4:50
Incredible Moose Footage 6:16
Rosebary Lake 6:35
Purinize 10:00
Mountain House 10:15 & 12:25
Bending Branches 10:50
Shippagew Lake 11:15
Blue Lake 11:23
Big Trout Lake 12:45
Loons 14:20
Otterslide Lake 16:30
Moose at Otterslie Creek 16:52
Little Otterslide Lake 17:48
Burnt Island Lake 20:32
Little Doe Lake 22:05
Sawyer 22:11
Tom Thomson Lake 22:37
Beaver 24:54
Canoe Lake 25:38
Tom Thomson Memorial 26:05
It was a great trip through Algonquin Park that would help us identify who we are while we continued to improve our bushcraft and wilderness skills.
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Nice video episode, I enjoyed watching it, so keep on doing outdoors and camping ⛺️, thanks 👍🏼👌🏽🙏🏽
Why not show the rapids, falls,etc that you portaged around? The video was ok but could have been a lot better.
Excellent job on the video quality and filmmaking! It’s nice to see someone making the effort to connect with their children and experience natures beauty
great video. thanks for sharing and thanks for putting in all the work with filming and editing!
Sweet wooden canoe, bro
👎 glad you went but music ruined your video 👎
Love your videos Jason! Looks as if you had an awesome trip. Keep the videos coming!
I really enjoyed your video Jason it was really well put together in every respect. Your narration was interesting regarding the park and itt was good to see you were well equipped with equipped for trip with PFD’ particularly for the lesser experienced members of your party. Some folks think canoeing is easy you have showed that you have respect for the outdoors or you will quickly reap what you sow. I was pleased the weather eventually improved for you. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to seeing you future work.
Enjoyed the video. We are looking at the possibility of a trip to thearea next year and I am gathering intel by watching your videos, as well as a few others. What advice would you give to a group of experiences Southland paddlers, but that have never paddled north of the U.S. border?
nice video and trip, and as already said, very inspiring. Congrats.
I Absolutely love this video!!! What a Fantastic job! I got drawn into the surroundings, with such beautiful visuals and the natural sounds made me feel like I was there.
Thanks a million!
New subscriber and Fan over here.
What was the date., I notice there wasn’t a lot of bugs ., so it was early spring ? or
I really enjoyed the video. Beautiful trip and well done video.
Thank you, all, for making and thensharing, (posting) this beautiful tour!!!!…. AWESOME!!!
*Thanks. Very interesting. I will be friends with your channel. I invite you to walk through the woods with me if you want ….. like 665 Natalya *
Noah such a lucky kid because he has an extremely great father!
A great video, thanks for sharing and providing a moment of pure escapism here in UK 🇬🇧 lockdown
Great
video thank you. I stay 2 times in this Park first time 10 days and second time 12 days. And although I’m from Germany, I feel at home. Here my own song about:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Nysq-sMiD4
Thanks for the memories of yesteryear. The greatest vacation my folks ever did for us was when we canoed and camped at Algonquin back in 1982. We dream of going back. Lord willing, we will.
Thanks for the evaluation! Wonder how that one would doing a solo? as you say it’s a good introductory canoe trip for the inexperienced.
Hey great video! I like the way you did it. I also like the wood strip canoe.
So how does it all work when you go camping there ? Do you just pay for a site and walk or canoe to it and then kinda stick to your own area? Or do you have like free range to go wherever you want and just stay at different sites ? Anyone have a little info they could pass along to me so I have a better understanding of how things work there. I mean it’s a big place what’s to stop people from just hiking in themselves and doing some exploring on their own without paying for a campsite ?
Great video. I really appreciate the extra touches of the environmental sounds and overall quality of the recording. I’m getting a lot of good information about travelling in this park from your narration.
Beautiful trip on a beautiful canoe! Thanks for sharing!
Oh great, acoustic guitar music on a camping video.
Great video man. Im a new solo paddler of algonquin done 10 trips. I always see chris from basecamp when i visit.
Great video, thank you
Wonderful video!
A truly beautiful film from an amazing area. There are not many films that I watch more than once, I’m now watching this for the third time and I never seem to tire of it. Well done to the four of you. ⛺️
When i went to Algonquin. My family got a campsite at Mew Lake. Right next to hwy 60 which woke me up all night. Didn’t like it at all, but canoe camping looks epic👍
Brings back happy memories of my own trips in Algonquin. Thanks for sharing this.
Greetings from Oulu, Finland!
Nice film work!
Excellent video!
Any more details on the bear visit? One of my concerns with late season camping is how clean the previous occupants left the site.
Very enjoyable. I’ve been catching up on your videos since I found this channel. Top notch quality and editing. Between Killarney and Algonquin, who could ask for more. My friend builds and teaches cedar strip canoes down here in Niagara, Brian Heaslip, one day I hope to talk him into selling me one 🙂
Much enjoyed, great to explore different areas of the park that I would otherwise never experience, thank you!
Awesome video! I’ve heard so much about Tim river. I’m really going to have to make it there one of these days. I’ve only done the "people-y" side of this route… Canoe lake to burnt island. But it was still awesome 🙂
Great trip! Thanks for sharing. Out of curiosity who did you hire to shuttle you back to Tim Lake access point? Do you remember the fee? Thanks! I’m looking into planning a trip to the northern part of the park this summer:)
Great video — thanks for creating and sharing your work!
Hello from Sacramento, California. I really enjoyed your fine video. Please take good care of yourselves. Enjoy and be safe out there.
Jason, Love the video as always. I can’t wait till summer looking real forward to my first 100 KM trip with my son Kiosk to Canoe. You and Noah are welcome to join us. Leaving June 30
Thank you. This is a great video and does justice to this beautiful and amazing place. The
commentary is very helpful for anyone planning a voyage there.
Love the wilderness. Can’t imagine those who don’t like it one bit and what they are missing out on. The sound of nature, the sound of water and the fresh scent. What a trip, wish I was there👍👍
Wait. Who’s taking video?
Great video. I am always looking for a new adventure and the Algonquin trip may be something that my son and I need to do together someday. Great footage…what type of camera were you using? Thanks for sharing this trip with all of us.
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so many different trails and rivers
Hello Jason again, i lost the link to your YouTube channel view weeks ago. Lucky that i found it. So i will join this nice video. Kind regards from the german lower mountain range the Eifel. Spring is near…! Alex
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