Beautiful Canoeing in Maine | Baxter State Park 4K
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- Опубліковано 25 гру 2021
- Hey everyone! As a special holiday treat for this road trip episode, during the normal Patreon early release period we're going to post segments of the episode before releasing the full thing!
Segment 1 where we check out Niagara Falls after dark is here: • Niagara Falls After Mi...
Segment 2 where we hike in Acadia National Park is here: • The Beehive | Acadia N...
Segment 3 is this video where we canoe in Baxter State Park.
And finally, the full episode that Patrons can watch right now will be released Thursday 12/30.
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We recently took a road trip to the New England in the US to visit Niagara Falls, Walden Pond, Baxter State Park, Mt. Katahdin, Mt. Washington, and more.
For the final leg of the trip we headed to Baxter State Park where Mt. Katahdin is located. We first headed to Bangor, Maine to very briefly check out the town and have breakfast at a local coffee shop. Then, it was off to Baxter State Park and we could see Mt. Katahdin in the distance.
When we arrived at Baxter State Park, we headed to Kidney Pond to canoe. Kidney Pond is one of the ponds where you can easily rent canoes to enjoy the lake. After canoeing, we headed to our campground where we had a campfire dinner and did some camp cooking before heading to bed early. The next day we'd be hiking Mt. Katahdin, the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail.
Stay tuned for Part 2 of the road trip where there is much more to come from Mt. Katahdin and Lake Kathdin.
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Gosh these guys made it feels like we were part of their journey on this roadtrip. Nice job guys!
I always think there's no way I'm going to be able to sit down and watch a 30+ minute video, and then I see it's Adventure Archives and I know what I'm doomed. Always such beautiful content while making me feel that I'm right there with you guys.
I live near Baxter state park, and it is a sacred and special place. The Native Americans say this mountain is special.
I've long thought that magic you mention when you stop paddling is so different in a canoe than when hiking because you're still moving - body sitting still while the canoe is moving - there's something special about silence while in motion!
I FEEL LIKE IM RIGHT THERE WITH YALL !!
I rewatch this one over and over 🍄🍄💕💕😎🌺🍒😎🍄💕🌷
❤️✊✌️ I love Andrew talking himself down with the facts regarding his anxiety, and Thomas jumping in for support.
So happy you guys realize the beauty of New England!
Way better than Christmas TV. Hope you never stop making these videos.
I second that. I am having a rough year, and I keep searching for music on my local stations… KCRW and 88.5 FM in LA, and there's so much Christmas. Christmas is great, but....
You guys are the best!
Wonderful canoe trip.😊
I used to go to the University of Maine just north of Bangor up in Orono. Last April i accidentally stumbled into baxter by researching the Maine department of fish and wildlife’s brooke trout stocking report for the current year. After an hour and a half drive I was on the winding baxter state park road, parallel to golden road, when I saw the peak of mount Katahdin in the horizon. I almost crashed my car trying to take a picture. I was taken aback by the raw beauty I was blindly walking into. I’ve since been to baxter dozens of times now as it is my favorite place in the world.
Where you guys ended your hike on the way back on Blueberry Ledges trail I caught my first native brooke trout in the Katahdin Stream right next to the trail. I’m glad you guys were as enthralled as I am by northern marines beauty.
Thanks guys for always giving me the drive to get out there an re-experience nature again. Every upload is like a friendly reminder to get out there and enjoy
If you go there again you should look into the 97 or so mile canoe trip through the Alagash wilderness to the Canadian Border. The outfitters supply the food and much more. What a show that would be.
I agree with you about Loons. Such a beautiful sound!
❤️❤️❤️Adventure Archives traveling Maine! Ready to see more 😊😎
"...when Thomas cracked some eggs on the edge of the pan for dinner...", "dude...let me...", "...don't do it on...", "...let him do it, let him do it...". = Adventure Archives Meltdown.
hahaha true
Ka-tah -din. There ya go, guys.
Loving this series-type of style releases that you’ve been doing lately. Looking forward watching the rest! Great job! 👍
Maine is beautiful! Especially no snakes!! LOL
There are snakes in Maine, just no poisonous ones.
@@susanm9078 you're right..my bad! ✌🐢
I love this format of videos. It really feels like we are there with you guys!
What an awesome trip! I love kayaking and I cannot get the hang of canoeing. I’m always afraid of tipping. I understand the anxiety!
Beautiful! Thanks for taking me along for the ride, AA videos are always a getaway without a getaway
The camping section at the end had real Laid Back Camp vibes.
I love the vibes/atmosphere of that show!
Yetis!😂 I concur with that line of thinking. Once I dragged my brother and his friends on a hike. About 1 AM. It was December 21, and when we got to a departure point on top of a mountain, at 3200 feet, we saw sparkling lights all over the mountain top. Thomas might know it, it is literally called Magic Mountain and is the name sake of the amusement park. Well I could not figure out why there were lights on this brush covered dry mountaintop, and fire seemed out of the question, since I thought there would be a forestry response to that. We went through various scenarios and we thought maybe pagans were having some strange ceremony on the mountaintop and shining lights are flickering lighters… I rode up on my bicycle the next day and discovered that there had indeed been a controlled burn around the radio transmission towers. I had ruled out a very logical idea because I thought it was impossible that they would leave it like that, But indeed they had
Its good to see you canoeing after your last experince,, great content as expected👌👍
I’ve been sooo busy lately but hearing your voices again is like sitting down with a cup of warm cocoa. ❤️
Excellent! I really enjoyed this episode especially the beautiful lake. Thank you for sharing your adventures :)
thanks guys.
I live in Bangor and we pronounce Mount Katahdin as Mount Kah taw din
Bangor? I barely know her.
Yes live here too, also app-a-lations (like congratulations) vs app-a-lat-shuns they were saying caught my ear
Beautifully done guys. Those mountains are incredible!
Ahh you saw some loons! Now you've had the complete official northeast experience. I hope to make it to Baxter someday, but lots of Maine is beautiful. Congrats on such a great tour. i know other folks have said this but it's worth reiterating - it's great fun and SUPER relaxing to come along on your trips, especially when we may not be able. i am looking forward to getting back out on trail but will not be able to for a little while yet. its great to live vicariously through you guys - thank you!!
excellently entertaining....very good editing, fast paced, no redundant scenery....great show guys!!!!
Been watching for years now, still killin it. Love the vids guys.
"Can't get there from heeya"... LOL Actually I could, but haven't & have lived in ME all my life (no excuses, right ; )
The White Mts. of NH are closer to me (southern Maine), so I tend to take the trip that will get me to AWESOME the quickest (an hours drive). If you haven't done the Kanc, you're missing out (cheap thrill - tank of gas). The Rock Pile (Mt. Washington) is awesome too; however, viewing from a dash cam was enough for me! I did climb five miles up from the Cog Railway side; that was high enough for me, didn't want to become a statistic. Thanks guys for saving me the trip north to Baxter. I'll be enjoying the next video too. If you haven't been to the White Mountain National Park in NH, plan on it (just sayin').
Same here
@@kdavis4910 Is your name Karen? Just wondered because I went to school with Karen Davis.
Gotta agree with folks here, having regular updates from you guys is awesome.
Y'all are awesome! Truly admire your films and vibes!
Hope you guys had a great holiday, wishing you all the best in the new year and cant wait for the next one!
Hopefully some winter camping episodes coming soon ;)
we've been having a warm winter, but hopsefully we'll get something filmed nice and snowy :)
thanks guys, a great new video. Loved the banter on the lake. Looking forward to part 2
I am so going back here next summer, I hiked up the chimney pond trail last summer and it was easily one of the best hiking experiences I've ever had. Now I have to try canoing
I'm just barely started, but you guys are always so great. I love when you're free to be you, whether on a trail, making camp, or in a park in the middle of a town doing dance/yoga/kung fu physical fun. I have danced through the parking lot of a strip mall a few times personally, and it's a beautiful free feeling. Also, it seems you are using a drone, or at least sourcing one and those are such great shots. I hope it's you, because I have really enjoyed how affordable it is for Folks like yourself to use that great technology. I ramble… Thank you guys
You guys are awesome!!
This is a great series and I don't know which one is the best episode. Can't wait for the next episode.
Love the videos, I have been watching these for years now
Guys, I love this series! 🥰
Very interested video. Enjoyed the short time in Bangor. I lived just north in Old Town for tears, and worked in Bangor. Loved driving up to Baxter SP.
I love that you are creating some shorter videos and breaking things into parts. I LOVE to watch your adventures but they’re often too long for me to have time to sit down to watch the whole thing! Good luck going up to Katahdin!
Awesome place, very nice roadtrip.
Cant wait for the next one guys
At the campfire it looks like a meal FOR ONE!!
Beautiful, thank you. Greatings from The Netherlands 😍
Miss you guys!!!
Pretty awesome 👍
I like this video 👍
Man I'm glad you started back with these videos but you all had to do this in the end of summer or summer to go to Maine because I know it's cold up there right now LOL from West Virginia nothing but love
I had a great time as a wilderness guide at MHA (Maine High Adventure) way back in 1996. Living out there all summer was life changing. You should try those lakes when the wind starts kicking up! We used our ground cloths to make impromptu sails. sure wish I could give you guys some canoeing lessons..
Merry Christmas from Tennessee, ya'll! Any time I find out a friend of mine is interested in hiking, I tell them about your channel :) My husband and I found your channel when we were sick with COVID last fall and stuck in bed...have been watching ever since. The furthest NE I have ever been is Pennsylvania but It is on my bucket list to go further.
I felt the comment about cooking for hours just so my family can swallow it whole in 10 minutes. Lol
Love the shout out to manistee river! Feel like you've only touched surface of manistee, alot of changes in just the past few years moving back here. Not only is it now surrounded by some of the most forestry disc golf courses, cider houses, farm fresh iron fish distillery, breweries, and loads of farmers markets and farms that sell fresh produce and meat, and lastly the new green mile. Next time you guys head this way I'll grab some mushroom pals and show you a good time. And if ever up here in August, there's hoxyville ( biggest blues/bluegrass festival east of missippi) right up m55, and forest trail music fest at the end of August right in freesoil, ( a collaboration of many Michigan bands playing in the woods for three days)
Stoked!!!
Great landscape -wish i could do a trip to there
excellent video
Great Channel Andrew Brian Thomas & Robby!
Dudes! Thanks for making a video in my state. I feel like it’s such an underrated area, and I’m sick of being one of the few making videos about it hah!
😂 Thomas!"this is a deconstructed Philly cheesesteak sandwich without the cheese, add egg" Dude I like how you think. I will think… I'm going to go Indian with some madras curry, but I need to add a little bit of central American soy sauce and salsa…Maybe even mustard powder
20:30 you missed a golden opportunity to call him your Canoe-ber driver
cant wait😆
This is so funny it's like legend of zelda walk up to a bush, this is a - "a bush"
25:33 :D You guys are so funny.
Best way to control your balance in a canoe is to kneel down in the bottom of the craft. That lowers your center of gravity.
new editing or something whatever it is looks great
Robby tidy your hair up when you get up in morning :)
So when are we going to see the Katahdin hike???
The person who is in the canoe did sit on the floor of the boat while the other person gets in. It lowers the center of gravity.
Yo considering you had the car why not take a bigger pan and cook on the fire? Love the content though. I know you guys were having a laugh about it, and that it seems pretty implausible, but I’m curious as to your thoughts on the idea of Sasquatch?
Ahhh over 10000 miles, and didn't hit the greatest hiking in the US, the White Mountains :'(
Stay tuned, we have a whole second half of the trip :)
@@AdventureArchives AHHHHH!!!!!!!!
that fellow who wants the steak, when he gets older, he'll have beautiful white hair! very distinguished!
Bigfoots live along that long stretched highway!
Yes, New Englanders are very spoiled 😊. Once you know how to canoe you never really forget how so it is like riding a bike in that sense.
Loons!
Why does Thomas keep mispronouncing Katahdin??
🌌😍 30:10
Awesome video! Maine is amazing, I did a 92-mile paddle on the a Allagash Wilderness Waterway (ua-cam.com/video/P5NZx2y8KEc/v-deo.html) capped off by a climb on Kahtadin (ua-cam.com/video/mXrOL76Zrt4/v-deo.html) It was the highlight of my summer. Great job getting up there, that was a long road trip from Western Ny, can’t imagine from Ohio.
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Sadly, I have no choice but to file a lawsuit against Adventure Archives.
Because of the mispronunciation of the word Kuh-Tahhhhhhh-din no less than
8 times by 3 separate individuals, my dear wife's head exploded like a watermelon
wrapped in rubber bands. It was terrifying.
lol, we all trusted Thomas' pronunciation, shouldn've double checked!
Granted, I haven't made it to Baxter State Park yet, but for Thomas to say that this was the best canoeing spot he's ever been to is evidence that he hasn't visited the Boundary Waters.
As a heads-up, you want to be careful about flying drones over roads. This is likely illegal since it can be a hazard for the travelling public in case you lose control over the drone.
good vid. more brian less andrew
Which one tells us what's safe to eat?
@@davebragg5093 just giving my opinion