Algonquin Park Solo Canoe Trip
This is the first video episode in a series documenting my solo canoe trip I did of the Northwest Loop (the furthest northwest canoe route in Algonquin Park). I completed the canoe trip in five days, in early August 2018.
This was the first time using my new cedar strip canoe that I designed and built, nicknamed "The Ugly Canoe" you can check out the building of the canoe here: • Building My Solo Wilde... This canoe route is located and accessible from Algonquin Park access #1.
In this video I paddle from Kawaywaymog (or Round Lake), across North Tea Lake and Sisco Lake to eventually reach Lorne Lake. Along the way I traverse several portages, including a gruelling 2km stretch from North Tea Lake to Sisco Lake.
Once on Lorne Lake, I set up my temporary camp where I spend the night before moving on and continuing the canoe trip. Oh, and there's a nice evening sunset paddle in there too.
The weather was perfect but because of the very dry weather this year there was a fire ban in the park.
I hope you enjoy this wilderness canoe trip-report style video of my solo canoe trip of the Northwest Loop in Algonquin Park.
If you do, please give it the thumbs up and leave a comment.
Thanks - Jason
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21 сен 2024
