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Will start my trip next Monday !! Excited !! thanks for your trip info here and there !

heading to rosbary in a few weeks, what site was this on the lake? with 1 at the north end going clockwise is that 1?

On today's episode of "Camping with Seth Rogen", Iain discovers the pre-poop Thunderbox kick to scare off the critters.

Good job!

Thanks for showing this footage. I hike/forage behind Temagami (far down Red Squirrel Road) and it breaks my heart to see how the government/forestry workers don't give an eff about the pristine forest. I'm an avid believer in being a good steward of the forest and making sure to pick up as much/all of the trash I can when I'm back there. I've been hiking back there for over 15 years now, and it's getting worse every year. I'm in my early 40s, and my folks used to take us (the whole family) to swim on the shores of Ferguson Bay (the Sandy Inlet) back in the mid 80's. Great video, guys

More mark in the park !!

Hey did I have a map of this route ? Sorry if I missed or someone else asked and I didn’t see the reply . Cool videos 🎉

An amazing trip and an exceptional video, Matt. Just the video we wanted, slow-paced, relaxing and immersive 😍😍. I thought I recognized the site. It's nice to see changes on a site. Two things were missed: Jess and your husky voice 😁🤪. Thanks for sharing the trip with us. Cheers✌️.

Goin to try Boot Lake again 2024 the 1st weekend in May lighter and easier, I hope, this year. Will let you know how it goes. Happy Paddling, Congrates on Engagement. Honeymoon Canoe trip vlog??

Always draw water from the deepest, coldest, fastest running water you can find.

Every time a hike sidesteps a muddy area, the muddy are gets larger; please just walk through the mud...it's what you signed up for.

There are three mosquitos on V.I., and I've killed two of them.

Really wish Mark would take another newbie and do this again. I have watched this series 3 times and I just love it. Great job, quality and amazing. The knowledge mark has about Algonquin park is amazing and could just listen to him ramble on. Thanks guys.

Matt what antenna are you using with your sangean ?

Watched the whole series....awesome video's!!!.This deserves awards.Beautiful.Fantastic work!!

I love your videos Matt, and this one was no different. Great work! If you don't mind sharing, which Algonquin lakes did you travel on this one?

Some nice imagery - thanks for sharing!

Great video Matt!!

Wow that wolf in the water

Enjoyed listening to nature.

Matt - I've been following your YT channel for a while and never saw your "Mark in the Park Season 2" until last week. Gotta say, Awesome job at putting that together, and looking forward to more of these. As a longtime paddler, I know how hard it can be with just the gear you go in with, and couldn't imagine hauling all that Vid gear around. BTW - my son and I are doing that Cedar Loop in mid-May :) If you get a chance, head to Wabakimi, you'll not regret paddling there. Bruce from Wab Outfitters does a great job. I'd love to see you do an interview with him and Margret at the lodge :) he's got some great stories to tell. Take care and maybe we'll cross paths one of these days.

Great video but I had to laugh since I think I can tell exactly where you are coming from in Ajax since I live in the same area.

Yes Carl! You made it buddy!

Stumbled across your channel and really enjoying your vids. Thanks so much for doing these!! I can imagine this has been asked a few times but there must be a camera person and wondering why not include them in the day to day stuff? Cheers!

Hoping to get to Florence lake soon - hoping to find the Petroglyphs there. Great series of this trip - loved the photography added In :)

9 days without any kind of political commentary, and on day 9 you had to ruin it.

You’ve had this canoe improperly trimmed the entire time, especially for paddling into the wind.

Who’s filming you?!

What week of the year would this have been? I normally only go in September, but one year I had to go the week before Labor Day. I got eaten alive on the Dickson Bonfield portage. To make matters a thousand times worse, I double carried, and I took the same route in AND out!

Hello Matt, on Donald Lake, witch camping did you stay?

Bit of a Holland Caulfield type . Nice nature video though

I tried this a few years ago. I double-carry, and at the time was using a canvas canoe. I always carry the pack first so I can scout out a portage. On this one, I fell with the pack not too far from where you did on Mole-Raja, just a little bit before that dip down next to the creek. I was very muddy, and I'd had to go around a LOT of blowdowns at that point. Had the same trouble you did scrambling back up from the creek, that was a remarkably steep little scramble. BUT - it was shortly after that scramble that I completely lost the trail. Then I thought how awful it would be to get the canoe even that far, and after several minutes of not being able to get a bearing on the trail, gave up on it. I've been debating taking another shot at it, but I'm wondering - when you took your tumble on that portage, how far in do you think you were? When I tried it I was thinking that dip-down-scramble-up point was maybe 400-450 meters from Raja, meaning just a little past the halfway point. Thanks very much for posting by the way. There are very, very few trip reports on this route.

Great video 👏👏

I've never heard of this trail before. Looks like a beautiful hike! Reminds me a bit of the trails along Lake Superior.

So there's no ultra marathon documentary coming up next?? 😂 Cheers buddy great video!

I'm so glad to see your video 😍; it's been a while. After walking that distance, I would never imagined there would have been so many people at that campsite😊. It was definitely different to see Orcas instead of a loon or a beaver. Your dinner looks so yummy. I love the video. Cheers, Jessica and Matt!✌

Very nice. I have done the West Coast Trail, which is just north of the piece you did. It is quite similar in terms of terrain etc. I guess you could combine them for about 10 days of hiking. But WCT has the Parks Canada fees, some tricky (paid) lake crossings and logistics to/from Port Renfrew and Bamfield. IMHO, if you are a canoe tripper at heart, hiking just feels like ... an endless portage. Sure, it is one without a canoe, but still. There is something about the balance of paddle and portage that is magical. There is a balance there, where you are not doing the same thing every day, all day. The one gives a break from the other, and vice-versa. The other thing about doing these trails when you are used to Central Ontario tripping is the stress of making sure you have fresh water available to you. It's quite a difference going from paddling in an effectively unlimited supply of the stuff to making sure you have to fill up at the creeks (and make safe for drinking) often enough that you don't run out before you next chance to get some.

Wow! What an amazing trail hike. The views were spectacular. It looked like a great time you booth had. I would love to do that trail sometime but I'm on the opposite side of the country here in Newfoundland. We do have the East Coast Trail which in some areas looked like the trail you just hiked. Nice to see a new video from you both.......Take care, Bluefin.

Very “Peopley” out there.

Hello Jessica and Matt, I am part way through Day 2 of the video. This adventure gives your paddling muscles a rest whilst your back and legs are probably thinking that you two must be on a very long portage! Cheers, Paul from south east Australia 🇦🇺

Just found your channel tonight. What a great adventure. Thank you for taking us along.

Really enjoyed this series! You guys pushed hard!

Loving this!!!!

Went over that bridge on the Cn motorcar with my Dad many times back in the ‘80’s. Mileage 122.

Finally got around to watching this video series! Looks like a great trip! It's funny all the random stuff you found, like the golf tee and the sunscreen in the dirt lol!

It’s like Rolling hills for days “👏👏👏

I'm planning a trip to the lookout and was also hoping for footage on the Scorch Lake campsites. Check and check!...and as I bonus I picked with a few editing tips as well. Good stuff!

Love people that preach about bush practices and then cut and burn live wet birch.

What a awesome video, I hope you keep coming back

Great job Matt! That 'new' portage to Muskrat seems longer and possibly rougher than the old trail. It's almost as if parks had a mapping/GIS error and then just cut a new trail to reflect what they have internally vs brushing the older trail. It was flat and appears shorter. Glad staff got out there though!