Well in no real order, I got about 200 great shots from my trip..
Spent 5 lakes, over 15 km in portages, all in 5 days.
45 skeeter bites, loads of bud smoked, and many powdered meals eaten. I did catch a bass during one trip down the Petawawa River.
These all all from my trip to the west end of Algonquin Provincial Park, this is not car camping, I go hardcore.
One portage was 2.5 km up steep elevations and in wet woods mud. It was nasty during it but so worth it
On one portage, this one was not that bad
Pretty standard portage here
Petawawa River a beaver had built a damn, we needed to do a carry over here, this was pretty solid, I walked right across it. We ran into another downstream a ways but was not as severe, so we just barreled over it.
Me at one of the few waterfalls I came across
This is how I get around.. Swift 16 ' Prospector kevlar fusion
How I stay warm
My backwoods crib. Big Agnes Emerald Mountain SL3 weighs 4 lbs
The family Goose, showed up one evening to eat the grass at my site
Just in the water outside my site, man are we glad we got water before these two showed up, the little one just finished peeing in the lake before mom had a drink
Me checking them out, they are about 15 feet away, they got closer right before they swam across the lake, but I was moving back as they were coming closer
Magnetewan Lake. The starting point and end point. We park here
One of the locals coming by to check me out
Another moose, that did not want to be that friendly with me
A view from one of my sites
soaking my feet in the water after a long day of portaging
So a great time was had... Already looking into a fall trip and absolutely making this one a yearly event
Spent 5 lakes, over 15 km in portages, all in 5 days.
45 skeeter bites, loads of bud smoked, and many powdered meals eaten. I did catch a bass during one trip down the Petawawa River.
These all all from my trip to the west end of Algonquin Provincial Park, this is not car camping, I go hardcore.
One portage was 2.5 km up steep elevations and in wet woods mud. It was nasty during it but so worth it
On one portage, this one was not that bad
Pretty standard portage here
Petawawa River a beaver had built a damn, we needed to do a carry over here, this was pretty solid, I walked right across it. We ran into another downstream a ways but was not as severe, so we just barreled over it.
Me at one of the few waterfalls I came across
This is how I get around.. Swift 16 ' Prospector kevlar fusion
How I stay warm
My backwoods crib. Big Agnes Emerald Mountain SL3 weighs 4 lbs
The family Goose, showed up one evening to eat the grass at my site
Just in the water outside my site, man are we glad we got water before these two showed up, the little one just finished peeing in the lake before mom had a drink
Me checking them out, they are about 15 feet away, they got closer right before they swam across the lake, but I was moving back as they were coming closer
Magnetewan Lake. The starting point and end point. We park here
One of the locals coming by to check me out
Another moose, that did not want to be that friendly with me
A view from one of my sites
soaking my feet in the water after a long day of portaging
So a great time was had... Already looking into a fall trip and absolutely making this one a yearly event
