5-Day Algonquin Adventure: Canoeing from Kawawaymog Access Point to North Tea Lake (PART ONE)
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- We're canoeing the Three Mile Lake loop in Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada over the course of five days. In PART ONE we head out from the access point one at Kawawaymog to North Tea Lake via the winding and wildlife-rich Amabale du Fond river. We complete two small portages and paddle an easy ~12km in total distance. On North Tea Lake we set up camp on the West Arm to build a beach fire and enjoy some hearty camp food with a beautiful sunset backdrop.
Canoe - Swift Prospector 16 in kevlar fusion.
Tent - North Face Stormbreaker 2P
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Fun times!
Nice start guy's, It looked really busy at the start.
Stumbled upon your channel. I enjoyed this first video of the Three Mile Loop which I'm very familiar with after canoeing it a few times. Stayed on that campsite on North Tea a few times, can't beat the view. Looking forward to watching the rest of your videos.
Best site on the lake
I love your video 😍. I was genuinely surprised to see so many people at the access point; it seemed to resemble the Canoe Lake access point.
With so many people camping, the campsite you got was not bad at all. We tend to get the least desired campsite.
I am working my way through your videos.
Thanks for taking us along. ✌️.
It was a very busy access point but once you get past North Tea, deeper into Algonquin, the number of people really drops off. Thanks for following our journey!
Thanks for sharing was planning the same trip but got redirected to Temagami - hoping next year will be in Algonquin again. Looked like a fun adventure.
Temagami is on our list! We'll check out your content for inspiration - you have a great channel!
The fire pit that's in the water was from me and my brother....later August 2021 be portage 4 guys...two canoes...a ten foot tinny and a 9.9hp...we spent 5 days at that site😊
It was a slugging trip...water low...no fish bitting.....what a great memory...thanks for sharing