Great video. There are lots of canoe tripping videos but I prefer to travel by sup so it’s great to see someone making a sup tripping video. I’ve subscribed of course, looking forward to move adventures. Great work
Not 100% sure, but I think those gouges out the rocks, and all the lakes for that matter, were carved out by glaciers. Love the videos btw, you visit some of the best of God’s country.
Hey thanks! Yeah...I think glacier activity for sure, but something "extra" definitely happened around there, because the topography is much different than the rest of the park. Very cool place for sure!
Amazing! I was in the park on the exact same weekend doing the serpentine loop (counter clockwise). Crazy how different the weather can be - like you, I got rained on all the way there (it's a 5 hr drive for me), but after I arrived on Fri, not a drop of rain the rest of the weekend in the northern part of the park. I have dedicated canoe trips already planned for this year, but I will add this loop to my bucket list for sure. I really like the idea of SUP camping, might be something I start doing next year! Thanks for taping another great adventure!
Good stuff!! Yeah, the SUP camping has really grown on me! I just finished a solo trip in Algonquin last weekend, and the paddleboard even handled close-to white caps on Ralph Bice Lake. I love the idea of not having to worry about capsizing or "flooding" the boat. Fell in?! Get back on it and carry on!!! Where did you stay doing the Serpentine Loop? I did it as my spring ice-out trip last year and stayed on Copper.
@@danilointhewoods I stayed a night on Copper, then a night on Rathbun. I really liked Copper. Algonquin is also on my bucket list for sure, it's planned for next fall. This fall I'm doing a week in Killarney - was really hard to book sites there, it is such a popular park. But it was highly, highly recommended.
@@northern_wilderness_adventurer Killarney is my dream. I have yet to go, and have some friends heading there next weekend but I can’t make it. Maybe next year.
Haha! This was my 3rd trip with it so far. I love it. I’m giving it a shot and trying to use the SUP for all trips this year. When I think about it…I find it very safe! There is no worry of capsizing, or filing the boat with water. If I fall in, get right back on it and carry on!
Great videos. Really enjoy the SUP camping…want to do that some myself. Wish we had lakes like that in my area, really beautiful country you have to explore there. Cheers.
Another entertaining one 👍🏼
Outstanding trip and video man! The way you do it, it’s almost like being there with you! Looking forward to joining you for more adventures!
Thanks! And…Yes! I love being able to relive my trips, and show my family and friends how it was, from end to end. That’s the way to do it!! 😁
Great video. There are lots of canoe tripping videos but I prefer to travel by sup so it’s great to see someone making a sup tripping video. I’ve subscribed of course, looking forward to move adventures. Great work
Awesome, thank you! Then you’ll probably also like EPs 15 & 17! 😁
Not 100% sure, but I think those gouges out the rocks, and all the lakes for that matter, were carved out by glaciers. Love the videos btw, you visit some of the best of God’s country.
Hey thanks! Yeah...I think glacier activity for sure, but something "extra" definitely happened around there, because the topography is much different than the rest of the park. Very cool place for sure!
Amazing! I was in the park on the exact same weekend doing the serpentine loop (counter clockwise). Crazy how different the weather can be - like you, I got rained on all the way there (it's a 5 hr drive for me), but after I arrived on Fri, not a drop of rain the rest of the weekend in the northern part of the park.
I have dedicated canoe trips already planned for this year, but I will add this loop to my bucket list for sure. I really like the idea of SUP camping, might be something I start doing next year! Thanks for taping another great adventure!
Good stuff!! Yeah, the SUP camping has really grown on me! I just finished a solo trip in Algonquin last weekend, and the paddleboard even handled close-to white caps on Ralph Bice Lake. I love the idea of not having to worry about capsizing or "flooding" the boat. Fell in?! Get back on it and carry on!!!
Where did you stay doing the Serpentine Loop? I did it as my spring ice-out trip last year and stayed on Copper.
@@danilointhewoods I stayed a night on Copper, then a night on Rathbun. I really liked Copper.
Algonquin is also on my bucket list for sure, it's planned for next fall. This fall I'm doing a week in Killarney - was really hard to book sites there, it is such a popular park. But it was highly, highly recommended.
@@northern_wilderness_adventurer Killarney is my dream. I have yet to go, and have some friends heading there next weekend but I can’t make it. Maybe next year.
First person to accomplish this trip on a paddle board! 💪
Haha! This was my 3rd trip with it so far. I love it. I’m giving it a shot and trying to use the SUP for all trips this year.
When I think about it…I find it very safe! There is no worry of capsizing, or filing the boat with water. If I fall in, get right back on it and carry on!
Great videos. Really enjoy the SUP camping…want to do that some myself. Wish we had lakes like that in my area, really beautiful country you have to explore there. Cheers.
Thanks! Yeah…we are privileged here.
Where are you at? We have an Arrowhead Provincial Park here as well, almost threw me off! 😁
@@danilointhewoods We are in Idaho. Love seeing the sup and hammock camping 🤙🏼
I got a Hennessy a few months back and don’t know if I’ll ever go back to the tent!!
@@danilointhewoods been hammock camping for 14 years. Making hammock gear for 13.
@@Arrowhead-Equipment I saw your channel. Will check out some of those videos later on.