Disclaimer: We had to detour from our original plan on this trip, due to extremely low water levels. We felt this was the most sensible and safest decision. Some people have reached out to express some concern about this detour and the reservation system. This was the first day the park had reopened. It was incredibly quiet at that time. Before rerouting, we used our GPS device to contact a family member to check camping availability on other lakes. All lakes were completely open. We would never take a reserved campsite from a fellow camper, and we definitely wouldn’t want to encourage others to do that....Hope you guys enjoy the film!
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One of the great beauties of a wilderness trip is responding to the environment. Good on you guys to check but even if you didn’t your well within the traditional to move through the landscape more favourable for travel. In a tent set up, your not bothering anybody even if you had to crash “their spot”. Anybody on here who throws you shade for doing it needs to get out an challenge themselves more
I’ve had to do exactly the same thing, you certainly went to the extra mile to ensure the lakes weren’t booked when you had to change your routing. well done!
Well done from a 69 y/o American who used to backpack, camp and boat....a lot. Now, I’m venturing farther from the cities and the insanity still cutting and splitting wood, building campfires and watching nature and the dark stary night in wonderment. Thanks for the trip.
Keep doing what you love Mike. We hope to be splitting wood and building campfires for many more years like yourself. Thanks very much for the comment!
We use to go camping up there almost every summer. We even did the portage at Lake of Two Rivers. At that time we would even drink the water right out of the lake. This would be in the early to mid 70's. Some great fishing up there. Thank you for bringing back a childhood memory.
Absolutely beautiful video! I've kayaked numerous rivers and lakes for most of my life and have always dreamed of paddling through Algonquin Park, but have reached a point in my life's journey where it's just not physically possible anymore. Being able to follow along with your journey thru this video helped me to feel like I was there in real time. The sound of the paddle in the water. The loons. The quietness of the lake. The rustle of the wind in the pines. Oh my... I can't thank you enough for this video!!
You have certainly made a wonderful difference in this world, you just brought me back to my 40 years living in Canada. You have no idea how much I participated in your video, I was paddling, fishing, camping, getting wet and PORTAGE all along with you guys. Keep enjoying and exploring our beautiful Ontario province. Cheers and a warm hug to both, Carlos from Moscow
Thank you so much for this comment Carlos. We are so glad we were able to share this little adventure with you. Thank you very much for the comment and hope you are well in Moscow.
There's no praise that I can add that hasn't already been said in the comments. Your ability to film and edit are the best I've seen on UA-cam. I absolutely love your channel and it has become my favorite. The chemistry between the two of you makes it that much better. You were definitely made for each other. Thanks again for taking us along on another journey.
My first solo trip was at Algonquin. Came to the park with father, three sisters and one of them had brought a friend. Oh yeah,, like I REALLY wanna spend a week with four sisters. Almost immediately I noticed a small 10 foot aluminum canoe at the outfitters. Barely thicker than rolled tin foil, 28 pounds and faux painted birch bark on the outside. I traveled a portage route to the west from the southern tip of Lake Opiongo (sp?) that was supposed to be a five day trip. I kinda did an over achiever thing and completed in just more than three. I remember mosquitoes, clouds of them, horseflies in the upland forests, one HUGE bear,, who walked off disgustedly muttering, "There goes the neighborhood." Made lots of mistakes,, and then hitch hiked back to Lake O with the canoe. I think the second car by helped put the boat on top and took me back to camp,, and my sisters who hazed me for only being gone 3 days instead of 5. As sweaty and stinky as I was, I did not mind laying in the lake as my sisters played on the beach the next two days. 58 years ago. Just got back from Deso/Gray in Utah 86 miles of Class I to Class III, low water right now,, lotsa rocks,, boney. and these days, I don't shorten my trips,, I stay out as long as I can. Great video. Nice to see the park has changed so little in 60 years.
Such a great comment! Love that story and glad to hear you don't shorten your trips anymore and that you're still at it! Thanks of taking the time to send this message!
Bravado, well done! Another "magnificent" production! love the reflective narrative and colloquial banter made more poignant with Ashley's British accent and Keenan gentle acceptance of being teased. Nice to see two adults who trust and respect each other, no need for disrespectful thumbnails. Love the polished cinematography and creative liberties taken to showcase our beloved unspoiled resources, paddle on.....cheers
Wonderful video of this trip. I went to Algonquin almost 30 years ago and canoed do six days with my brother. It was beautiful and wonderful adventure.
Very happy to have found your video! Will look for more! I just love Algonquin Park but never was able to do much canoeing there as I had no partner to go with me! Enjoy! Life is very short!
I couldn't agree with you any more Jim. We are very very fortunate to live in this big beautiful, amazing country. Couldn't imagine living anywhere else.
Thanks so much Jason! Appreciate it. Looks like you guys had a great camp out the past weekend. We were sorry to have missed it but maybe we will cross paths later on. Thanks again!
@@CanoeTheNorth Question....I know you are using a Fishell paddle, how do you like and is it an ottertail, and what length did you end up with.....thanks in advance....Jim
I haven't laughed so hard in weeks...between the "magnificent lake," the debate over "portage", and the useless crock shoes there was nary an unfunny moment! I just love your videos,
I saw you in an interview not long ago and became a sub I will have to binge watch now.live your music, doesnt drown out the sounds os nature,it enhances it.love the banter between you, your easy going too .and the filming is exceptional,I can almost feel the water,its like I am truly there with you. Thank you for taking me along.happy trails
The most amazing thing about this trip is how well behaved your dogs are. Absolutely lovely trip and thanks for taking us along with you. My first time seeing you and I can’t wait to see more. New sub from me.
Really enjoy your videos and, especially, how much you are enjoying your trips. We spent 30 years vacationing in Algonquin (roadside and interior camping) and these episodes bring it all back. Thank you for taking us along.
Too many times we let the set backs in life define our journey rather than letting the beauty and our good relationships be what defines it. I always enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for taking us along with you...keep that canoe and those cameras rolling (side note: keep the canoe afloat and those cameras rolling)
Epic trip in beautiful surroundings! Superb editing and pacing, and lovely intervals of light-heartedness. Love the chemistry between you both! Magnificent!
One can sure tell you two are very determined adventurers, because this video was one of where you seemed to carry the canoe as much as it carried you! but with the beauty of nature you experience enroute whether by water or land, I can understand why it would be worth it. There is an old saying of "where there is a will, there is a way" - you certainly have the 'will!' 😄👍
Really enjoyed your trip. Canoing takes adaptability but the trips are so worthwhile even when they take a different toute. Put me right back in the days when I canoed in northern Man. and NWT. Thanks for sharing.
Takes me back. Got to spend the summer of 98 as Junior Ranger out of Kiosk. Highlight of the summer was 5 days on the Nip. And you made the right choice. The Nip and low water on that west section is a grind.
I think we made the right decision as well. Glad we could take you back a little. We will have to do the entire nipissing through the park sometime. Thanks so much for the comment.
The production quality of this video is exceptional. I've been portaging in Algonquin for 12+ years and I always enjoy watching these types of videos. Please keep up the excellent work, you deserve exponentially more subscribers.
With the hard work you two did carrying and portaging,you earned the right to call "portage' " any way you want! I think it is a French Canadian indian concept!I know it's a cliche, but you two are inspirational!
I made this trip in"64" and "65" before I went into the military. We had one of the outfitters supply food and canoe's. The first year for two weeks and the second year was for a month. The trips will always be my favorite. I highly recommend it.
Great job and great location, I've paddled the complete Nip river a few times as well as cutting up through to Maple...Used to stay at a cabin I call red camp, an old loggers cabin before it was refurbished and used as an Algonquin rental. Absolutely loved seeing all the moose along the river. We used to go in at Kearny and get picked up a week later in Brent the other side of Mattawa. Did it twice one year, 1st one in the park in the spring and last one out in the fall, now that was a good year lol
You’ve got lots of experience in the park. Amazing. Would love do the entire stretch from Kearney to mattawa. Thanks very much for your comment Darrell.
Excellent video quality and narration, thanks for bringing us along on your trip! I really enjoyed how you handled the challenges of the route you took.
Beautiful video - some day I would like to explore Algonquin! I truly enjoy the PP's of Canada! I have never seen a nesting loon - absolutely sweet! Thank you!
We hope you get to explore Algonquin park. So much to see. Nesting loons are always a treat. We have been very fortunate over the years to have seen quite a few. Thanks very much for the comment Sherrie.
Another beautiful and challenging outdoor adventure of you guys. Your videos are so nicely done with all the love for the detail and the texture of nature is captured perfectly. So nice that you have such a high output level at the moment, really getting addicted to your content, thank you so much for sharing everything for free. Stay safe out there. wishing you a wonderful Sunday, Mario
Really good narrative and well made shooting. Beautiful trip and well... 7 km of portage in rugged trail, Thats A LOT to do in a day. Even if your canoo is superlight as it looks to be, that is a hard days work, good job.
Thanks Kasper. We were pretty well cooked after that day. Beautiful day but certainly a long one. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks very much for the comment.
We used to go to Algonquin for quite a few years, decades ago, usually in late September. One year, the only other humans (2) we met and said hello to turned out to be my brother in-laws grad students from Pittsburgh! The stories we could tell! Bears, Moose and other miscellaneous critters abounded! GPS was a futuristic dream. The bears probably still laugh at us listening to their ancestor's tales. Good Presentation. We Never had an issue with low water levels.
VERY beautiful! I still remember a canoe trip way up in Canada. In but a few days the “noise in my head” of civilization faded and there was such peace! I REALLY did not want to leave. I really prefer to find a good place to camp and then explore from there instead of packing up and moving each day. Mosquitos could be heard during this program. Even though one’s vision is reduced a but a full upper mosquito net suit to me, beats trying to used repellant. FWIW
Thank you very much for the comment Kent. We understand the reason you didn’t want to leave. Life is simple on canoe trips. We always have a hard time leaving! 🛶
Disclaimer: We had to detour from our original plan on this trip, due to extremely low water levels. We felt this was the most sensible and safest decision. Some people have reached out to express some concern about this detour and the reservation system. This was the first day the park had reopened. It was incredibly quiet at that time. Before rerouting, we used our GPS device to contact a family member to check camping availability on other lakes. All lakes were completely open. We would never take a reserved campsite from a fellow camper, and we definitely wouldn’t want to encourage others to do that....Hope you guys enjoy the film!
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Thanks Miles. 🙏
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One of the great beauties of a wilderness trip is responding to the environment. Good on you guys to check but even if you didn’t your well within the traditional to move through the landscape more favourable for travel. In a tent set up, your not bothering anybody even if you had to crash “their spot”. Anybody on here who throws you shade for doing it needs to get out an challenge themselves more
I’ve had to do exactly the same thing, you certainly went to the extra mile to ensure the lakes weren’t booked when you had to change your routing. well done!
Well done from a 69 y/o American who used to backpack, camp and boat....a lot.
Now, I’m venturing farther from the cities and the insanity still cutting and splitting wood, building campfires and watching nature and the dark stary night in wonderment. Thanks for the trip.
Keep doing what you love Mike. We hope to be splitting wood and building campfires for many more years like yourself. Thanks very much for the comment!
We use to go camping up there almost every summer. We even did the portage at Lake of Two Rivers. At that time we would even drink the water right out of the lake. This would be in the early to mid 70's. Some great fishing up there. Thank you for bringing back a childhood memory.
You are very welcome. Thank you very very much for the comment. Glad we could bring back some memories.
still be drinking right out the lake 😅
Absolutely beautiful video! I've kayaked numerous rivers and lakes for most of my life and have always dreamed of paddling through Algonquin Park, but have reached a point in my life's journey where it's just not physically possible anymore. Being able to follow along with your journey thru this video helped me to feel like I was there in real time. The sound of the paddle in the water. The loons. The quietness of the lake. The rustle of the wind in the pines. Oh my... I can't thank you enough for this video!!
This is a very nice comment. Thank you very much and we are glad you enjoyed the video!
You have certainly made a wonderful difference in this world, you just brought me back to my 40 years living in Canada. You have no idea how much I participated in your video, I was paddling, fishing, camping, getting wet and PORTAGE all along with you guys. Keep enjoying and exploring our beautiful Ontario province. Cheers and a warm hug to both, Carlos from Moscow
Thank you so much for this comment Carlos. We are so glad we were able to share this little adventure with you. Thank you very much for the comment and hope you are well in Moscow.
@@CanoeTheNorth ❤
There's no praise that I can add that hasn't already been said in the comments. Your ability to film and edit are the best I've seen on UA-cam. I absolutely love your channel and it has become my favorite. The chemistry between the two of you makes it that much better. You were definitely made for each other. Thanks again for taking us along on another journey.
That’s a really nice comment to receive Doug. Thank you very much for taking the time and writing this nice comment. We both really appreciate it.
You guys make a good team. Love how the dogs stay close to the canoe on haul outs, can’t lose their ride.
Yes those two pups don’t like to get very far from that canoe. 🛶
My first solo trip was at Algonquin. Came to the park with father, three sisters and one of them had brought a friend. Oh yeah,, like I REALLY wanna spend a week with four sisters. Almost immediately I noticed a small 10 foot aluminum canoe at the outfitters. Barely thicker than rolled tin foil, 28 pounds and faux painted birch bark on the outside. I traveled a portage route to the west from the southern tip of Lake Opiongo (sp?) that was supposed to be a five day trip. I kinda did an over achiever thing and completed in just more than three. I remember mosquitoes, clouds of them, horseflies in the upland forests, one HUGE bear,, who walked off disgustedly muttering, "There goes the neighborhood." Made lots of mistakes,, and then hitch hiked back to Lake O with the canoe. I think the second car by helped put the boat on top and took me back to camp,, and my sisters who hazed me for only being gone 3 days instead of 5. As sweaty and stinky as I was, I did not mind laying in the lake as my sisters played on the beach the next two days.
58 years ago. Just got back from Deso/Gray in Utah 86 miles of Class I to Class III, low water right now,, lotsa rocks,, boney. and these days, I don't shorten my trips,, I stay out as long as I can.
Great video. Nice to see the park has changed so little in 60 years.
Such a great comment! Love that story and glad to hear you don't shorten your trips anymore and that you're still at it! Thanks of taking the time to send this message!
Simply beautiful. Love the music too.
We are glad to hear that. Thanks Rosemarie.
Bravado, well done! Another "magnificent" production! love the reflective narrative and colloquial banter made more poignant with Ashley's British accent and Keenan gentle acceptance of being teased. Nice to see two adults who trust and respect each other, no need for disrespectful thumbnails. Love the polished cinematography and creative liberties taken to showcase our beloved unspoiled resources, paddle on.....cheers
Paddle on.....Thank you very much Grant for a really nice comment.
Wonderful video of this trip. I went to Algonquin almost 30 years ago and canoed do six days with my brother. It was beautiful and wonderful adventure.
Thank you very much Andrew. Algonquin is always an adventure. Glad you’ve got the chance to explore this amazing park.
Amazing video......and the misses laugh is the icing on the cake!!😊
Thank you very much!
We enjoyed your video . Thanks for sharing .
Thanks for watching!
You have such a delightful way of laughing about yourselves. Very funny and refreshing!
Thanks you very much. We joke around and laugh at ourselves a lot! We have a lot of fun together. Thanks for the comment Brigitte.
What nice People, thank you for sharing; we are fortunate having such beauty in Ontario.
We absolutely are!
Very happy to have found your video! Will look for more! I just love Algonquin Park but never was able to do much canoeing there as I had no partner to go with me! Enjoy! Life is very short!
We are glad you’ve found our channel! Thank you very much for the support.
We are truly blessed to live in this beautiful country, you both show it off so well… cheers
I couldn't agree with you any more Jim. We are very very fortunate to live in this big beautiful, amazing country. Couldn't imagine living anywhere else.
Another great film! Thanks for documenting. Algonquin... "size and accessibility" indeed.
Thanks so much Jason! Appreciate it. Looks like you guys had a great camp out the past weekend. We were sorry to have missed it but maybe we will cross paths later on. Thanks again!
@@CanoeTheNorth Yeah it was fun!
Love canoeing Algonquin, thanks for taking me back.
Us too! You are very welcome.
This was a really nice video! Thank you for sharing your experience
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you
Great conclusion message, Happy Camping
Thank you. Happy camping to you as well.
Excellent production, narration and journey....thoroughly enjoy going along...!!!
Thanks very much Jim. 🙏
@@CanoeTheNorth Question....I know you are using a Fishell paddle, how do you like and is it an ottertail, and what length did you end up with.....thanks in advance....Jim
Another beautiful video amazing trip. Thank you for sharing with us ❣
You are more than welcome. Thanks so much Aurelia.
I haven't laughed so hard in weeks...between the "magnificent lake," the debate over "portage", and the useless crock shoes there was nary an unfunny moment! I just love your videos,
Glad you enjoyed the laughs. We have some good times out there! 😂
Beautiful scenery. Love the outdoors. Thanks
Thank you Bruce.
I saw you in an interview not long ago and became a sub I will have to binge watch now.live your music, doesnt drown out the sounds os nature,it enhances it.love the banter between you, your easy going too .and the filming is exceptional,I can almost feel the water,its like I am truly there with you. Thank you for taking me along.happy trails
Thank you so much for the kind words Connie. We really appreciate your support!
Enjoyed your footage. Thanks for posting it.
You are more than welcome.
The most amazing thing about this trip is how well behaved your dogs are. Absolutely lovely trip and thanks for taking us along with you. My first time seeing you and I can’t wait to see more. New sub from me.
Awesome! Thank you very much. We are very lucky to have two great pups 🐶. They are a pleasure to bring on these trips.
Really enjoy your videos and, especially, how much you are enjoying your trips. We spent 30 years vacationing in Algonquin (roadside and interior camping) and these episodes bring it all back. Thank you for taking us along.
Thanks very much Gary. Glad we bring back some good memories! Appreciate you taking the time to send us this message.
Too many times we let the set backs in life define our journey rather than letting the beauty and our good relationships be what defines it. I always enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for taking us along with you...keep that canoe and those cameras rolling (side note: keep the canoe afloat and those cameras rolling)
Well said! We will try to stay afloat 🛶 🎥
Another fantastic video! I think that the NW area of the park is my favourite…
We totally agree with you. From what we have seen it’s our favourite part of Algonquin as well.
Love the singing of the common loons. Great nature and a cool and relaxed video!
Thank you. We love the singing of loon’s as well. Nothing else like it.
I had fun watching your video and making the best out of the situation was a game changer
Thank you very much. AL EX!
Epic trip in beautiful surroundings! Superb editing and pacing, and lovely intervals of light-heartedness. Love the chemistry between you both! Magnificent!
Haha 😂. Thanks very much for the comment. We appreciate it more than you know.
You guys are hilarious 😂. Love it
And its Portage in America 👍🏽
Thanks, we have a lot of fun out there! 😊 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
Beautifully done you two! Awesome trip - that was a joy to watch 😊
Thank you very much Chris. It’s very nice of you to take the time and write a nice comment. We cannot wait for your meanest link video(s) to come out.
Very nice to watch from a canoe, traveling on the water! Beautiful pictures! I really liked the movie! Congratulations!
Thank you very much.
Beautifully filmed, beautifully narrated, beautiful sentiments. You two are fast becoming one of my favorite channels...magnificent Crocs and all.
Wow, thank you! That is a really nice comment to receive. (love the crocs comment too 😂 ).
Fantastic videos lately guys! Excellent filming, loving the narration, and the best deep intellectual conversations 😂
Lol...😂 . Thank you very much guys for the support! We are glad to hear that the deep conversations are enjoyable 😉.
@@CanoeTheNorth These two are a hoot . The off the cuff comments are truly funny . The kind of stuff you hear on a canoe trip.
I really enjoy the documentary format.
Thanks for the feedback Alan. We are enjoying putting the films together this way.
One can sure tell you two are very determined adventurers, because this video was one of where you seemed to carry the canoe as much as it carried you! but with the beauty of nature you experience enroute whether by water or land, I can understand why it would be worth it. There is an old saying of "where there is a will, there is a way" - you certainly have the 'will!' 😄👍
That’s very nice of you to say. This trip was a slog with way too many portages but it was fun. Just happy we did this trip.
Really enjoyed your trip. Canoing takes adaptability but the trips are so worthwhile even when they take a different toute. Put me right back in the days when I canoed in northern Man. and NWT. Thanks for sharing.
You are more than welcome. Sounds like you have had some great adventures as well!
Great job. I love the relationship the two of you have.
Thanks Todd. We have a lot of fun together!
Enjoyed the video, you are brave fighting bugs!
Thanks Linda. Lots more bugs to come this spring 🦟 🛶
sooo calming to watch and listen
Thank you very much for the comment Barbara.
Wow that was amazing! Liked, subscribed and look forward to seeing more.
Awesome Michael. Thanks very much.
Thanks for taking the time to create this - a great combination of the challenge and rewards of being in the great outdoors.
Our pleasure Sue! Thank you for taking the time to write us a nice comment!
Underrated Channel, Loved this! It was "magnificent" lol.
😂 thank you very much Chase. Appreciate your support.
Enjoyed the video....guess l better start our spring trip planning. Looking forward to seeing more of your adventures.
Cheers
It’s that’s time of year. I always love planning the first trip of the year. Hope you have a great paddling season Andy.
I'm from New England in the US and I pronounce portage the same way you do. :) Such a lovely video! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much Sinai. It’s almost portage season again!
I enjoyed watching your video, it was very well narrated and documented.
Awesome. Thanks Ralph!
Amazing video! Thank you for sharing the wonders of your trip and the beauty of Algonquin. The two of you make a hard trip look easy! Happy paddling!
Thank you very very much Michelle! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Takes me back. Got to spend the summer of 98 as Junior Ranger out of Kiosk. Highlight of the summer was 5 days on the Nip. And you made the right choice. The Nip and low water on that west section is a grind.
I think we made the right decision as well. Glad we could take you back a little. We will have to do the entire nipissing through the park sometime. Thanks so much for the comment.
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching and commenting Willie. Appreciate it very much.
Amen.
Love your dogs....especially your beautiful Newfoundland ❤❤❤❤❤
Ya he’s a big sweet heart.
Heading for the Gunflint trail in early June been a few years. Thanks for the video
Awesome. Have a great trip! Thanks Tom.
Really enjoyed your video!!We live in this area and Absolutely Love it!!
It’s a very beautiful place! Thanks very much Jean.
Phenomenal video guys. My girlfriend and I will be heading up there this summer for our portage trip. Looking forward to more content. Cheers!
Enjoy your trip to wabakimi. Hope you have as much fun there as I did. Thanks very much for the comment.
Excellent. Loved both this and series.
We are very happy to hear that. Thanks as always Elizabeth.
Really nice film. Thank you for taking me on this trip. Cheers from Norway.
Awesome. We love hearing hearing from people all over the globe. Thanks Eirik.
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Went camping there in the 60’s and 70’s,one of my most favorite places!
It’s an amazing area. So much to explore. Thanks Scott.
The production quality of this video is exceptional. I've been portaging in Algonquin for 12+ years and I always enjoy watching these types of videos. Please keep up the excellent work, you deserve exponentially more subscribers.
Thank you very much for your support. I’m sure you have had some great trips over the years! Awesome park to explore.
Absolutely Beautiful !!!!
Thanks so much Dan!
Wonderful!
Thank you very much Carol 😊
With the hard work you two did carrying and portaging,you earned the right to call "portage' " any way you want! I think it is a French Canadian indian concept!I know it's a cliche, but you two are inspirational!
Hahah! Thank you very much for your kind words Fred. Much appreciated.
I made this trip in"64" and "65" before I went into the military. We had one of the outfitters supply food and canoe's. The first year for two weeks and the second year was for a month. The trips will always be my favorite. I highly recommend it.
That is amazing Everett. What an amazing experience.
Very well done! The intellectual banter is captivating 😂
Lol.....Thanks Dean.
Great video. Brought back memories. Thanks :-)
Thanks Christian.
Loved your video. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful trip
Thanks very much for that Daryl. Glad to hear you enjoyed the video.
Excellent!
Glad you liked it!
This was very enjoyable to watch - thank you for sharing
Thank you very much for the comment Tim.
Great job and great location, I've paddled the complete Nip river a few times as well as cutting up through to Maple...Used to stay at a cabin I call red camp, an old loggers cabin before it was refurbished and used as an Algonquin rental. Absolutely loved seeing all the moose along the river. We used to go in at Kearny and get picked up a week later in Brent the other side of Mattawa. Did it twice one year, 1st one in the park in the spring and last one out in the fall, now that was a good year lol
You’ve got lots of experience in the park. Amazing. Would love do the entire stretch from Kearney to mattawa. Thanks very much for your comment Darrell.
so beautiful. I wish I could go there.
It’s a beautiful park and a beautiful time of year. Thanks Sophia.
Magnificent video, the banana skin crocs cracks me up every time.
Haha 😂. Thanks Jay!
Great video thank you
You are more than welcome. thanks Tommy.
Very professional video. You really captured the essence of Algonquin. I have been going there every year since 2003 and just love it.
Thanks very much Phil. Algonquin is a special place for sure.
Excellent video quality and narration, thanks for bringing us along on your trip! I really enjoyed how you handled the challenges of the route you took.
Thank you very much. It wouldn’t be a canoe trip if everything went to plan would it!
Beautiful video - some day I would like to explore Algonquin! I truly enjoy the PP's of Canada! I have never seen a nesting loon - absolutely sweet! Thank you!
We hope you get to explore Algonquin park. So much to see. Nesting loons are always a treat. We have been very fortunate over the years to have seen quite a few. Thanks very much for the comment Sherrie.
I like Ashley, she makes me laugh. I like it when she teases you. It's endearing & I think your a perfect match. 🥰
She never stops teasing me 😂. Keeps me on my toes!!!
thanks for the beautiful video.i love it.
You are more than welcome. Thanks for the comment.
What an awesome video, I grew up hiking and canoeing in the park, love the scenery. Thanks for sharing!
You are more then welcome. Thanks very much for the comment.
It's simply a wonderful trip! Thanks for bringing us along!
You are more than welcome Jon. Thank you!
Outstanding!
Thanks Trevor.
Another beautiful and challenging outdoor adventure of you guys. Your videos are so nicely done with all the love for the detail and the texture of nature is captured perfectly. So nice that you have such a high output level at the moment, really getting addicted to your content, thank you so much for sharing everything for free. Stay safe out there. wishing you a wonderful Sunday, Mario
Thank you very much for the kind words and support Mario. It’s greatly appreciated.
Really good narrative and well made shooting. Beautiful trip and well... 7 km of portage in rugged trail, Thats A LOT to do in a day. Even if your canoo is superlight as it looks to be, that is a hard days work, good job.
Thanks Kasper. We were pretty well cooked after that day. Beautiful day but certainly a long one. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks very much for the comment.
Amazing footage and trip. So enjoyed the croc sandle part.😘
Hahaha…..I haven’t looked at my crocs the same way since!!!
Great video. Well done on the voyage.
Thanks Kent.
We used to go to Algonquin for quite a few years, decades ago, usually in late September. One year, the only other humans (2) we met and said hello to turned out to be my brother in-laws grad students from Pittsburgh! The stories we could tell! Bears, Moose and other miscellaneous critters abounded! GPS was a futuristic dream. The bears probably still laugh at us listening to their ancestor's tales. Good Presentation. We Never had an issue with low water levels.
That’s crazy eh. It’s such a small world. Thanks for the comment Patrick. That’s such a cool story.
Magnificent video. Looking forward to a trip before the bugs come out!
I hear you Janne. That first trip of the year as soon as the ice comes off is always very exciting!!!
VERY beautiful! I still remember a canoe trip way up in Canada. In but a few days the “noise in my head” of civilization faded and there was such peace! I REALLY did not want to leave. I really prefer to find a good place to camp and then explore from there instead of packing up and moving each day.
Mosquitos could be heard during this program. Even though one’s vision is reduced a but a full upper mosquito net suit to me, beats trying to used repellant. FWIW
Thank you very much for the comment Kent. We understand the reason you didn’t want to leave. Life is simple on canoe trips. We always have a hard time leaving! 🛶
I love these videos
Thank you very much for your comment!
Fantastic film! Very enjoyable to watch. The edit was nice clean.
Appreciate the comment very much Jay!
Thoroughly enjoyable. Nicely done.
Thank you very much.
great video and edit ! makes me want to go to Algonquin
Thanks very much Nate. Appreciate it.
@@CanoeTheNorth Anytime
Very enjoyable thank you.
You are very welcome Garyl. Thank you.
Amazing !!
Thanks Becky!
Found u cause of John & Xander…. Very nice video… looked fantastic!
Thanks Steve. Glad you found the channel though Jon and Zander. Appreciate the comment and glad you enjoyed this video.
Great work on the videos. I used to canoe Algonquin many times. I live in Korea now and have missed those adventures!
Thank you. Woooo….that must be a big change. An adventure on its own I’m sure.
@@CanoeTheNorth It is sure is!
We really enjoyed your video, its has us pumped up for our upcoming spring trip! Maybe we will see you out there.
Absolutely. We are craving a canoe so bad as well!!! Thanks guys.