Canoe trip across Algonquin Park from north to south, 2019

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Yukon Cornelius and a snot nosed kid go on a canoe trip through Algonquin Park during Black Fly Season.
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Kioshkokwi Lake, Maple Creek, Maple Lake, Erables Lake, Maple Creek, Skuce Lake, Little Nadine Lake, Little Osler Lake, Osler Lake, Nadine Lake, Nipissing River, Ramona Lake, Whisky Jack Lake, Robinson Lake, Burntroot Lake, Redpine Bay, Longer Lake, Big Trout Lake, Merchants Lake, Happy Isle Lake, Lake Opeongo, Sproule Lake, Sunday Lake, Little Rock Lake, Pond Lake. Kearney Lake, Whitefish Lake, Madawaska River, Rock Lake, Pen Lake, Clydegale Lake, South Madawsaka River, Hay Creek Death March, Hay Creek, Little Hay Lake, Little Longer Lake, York River, Little Branch Lake, Billings Lake, Little Billings Lake, York River, Branch Lake, Byers Lake, York River, High Falls Pond, York River, Benoir Lake.

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5 окт 2024

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@donmiles2910 2 года назад

Just Beautiful!!! Thanks for taking us along.

@Martin_G 2 года назад

Thank you very much Don!

@kenmullin8649 3 года назад

I have been tripping in Algonquin for 45 years. I’m not sure people realize how epic your journey was. Truly amazing feet. I congratulate you both on your endurance and perseverance. Thanks for sharing. Cheers 🍺

@Martin_G 3 года назад

Thanks for the kind words. It was a heck of a trip and you are right not too many people would choose to do 43km of portages in a week long trip.

@tombeckett4340 4 года назад

You guys should eat more garlic just to keep the bugs away. Avon skin so soft works well as too. All the boys working on the railroad track like the skin so soft best I think it reminds them of home . Nice video fellas. Thanks. 🇨🇦👍

@MySelfReliance 5 лет назад

Nice, it never gets old. Interesting route

@Martin_G 5 лет назад

Thanks Shawn!

@lorijones3891 4 года назад

Music is awesome in this video, I've never ever liked music played over a nature video, it covers up the natural sounds.. This is a first! 👍

@Martin_G 4 года назад

Thanks Lori. Happy to hear that.

@outbound2explore119 5 лет назад

Fantastic trip. some heavy bugs there. Have never seen that route before. Excellent adventure!

@Martin_G 5 лет назад

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.

@megajig 5 лет назад

Looks like a great trip but damn that looks like torture to me with those bugs. Would not want to drop trou in the woods with all those mosquitos around. My favourite time of year for Algonquin is the fall. Cooler weather and no bugs plus awesome colours.

@michellemazerolle8304 3 года назад

Looks like an awesome trip!

@SteveKoopman 5 лет назад

Wonderful video Martin! Came across your channel (now subscribed to) via the ‘Ontario Backcountry Camping’ Facebook Group. I used to frequent Algonquin in the past, first as a teen and then with my wife and children, and have unforgettable memories of those times. We’re now at a point in our lives where we’re close to returning. This route will definitely be saved. I was tracking you via Google Maps throughout the video, wishing I had my Algonquin Park canoe map in front of me! The timing of the video was great, appreciate you labelling the lakes and rivers as you progressed, and the list at the end was perfect. An additional kudos for your use of Moby’s song ‘God Moving Over the Face of the Waters’ during the last 5 minutes. All the best.

@Martin_G 5 лет назад

Thanks Steve! Glad you like the trip. Lots of time to plan a good one for this summer or fall.

@TheRealTedBaird 5 лет назад

Hey bud! Looks like a great trip. Glad u managed to get out. Subed

@Martin_G 5 лет назад

Thanks Ted!

@morganillsley94 5 лет назад

A fantastic adventure to feed my own desire to explore the park more!. Great job you guys! :)

@Paddlerunner 5 лет назад

Very nice! Some really terrific footage, and obviously a great route. Did Kiosk to Opeongo once via the same path but never below 60.

@Martin_G 5 лет назад

Thanks Paddlerunner I'm really enjoying your vids from the north side. Look forward to seeing what's next!

@pejacleva 4 года назад

Very interested in this rope contraption you've used while portaging "hands free" it looks like!! Can you tell me about this?? Also, great route, top to bottom literally, very impressive!! Followed you on my map to see your path from lake to lake, can't wait to get back up there!!

@Martin_G 4 года назад

Thanks! The rope does help on portages so you don't have to keep your hands up holding the gunnels. It's nothing special. Just the bow painter looped around the stern carry handle then attached to itself with a taught line hitch. Tight enough that it rests around elbow height.

@MikeProut 4 года назад

Awesome Tripp Martin! Very very very inspired! Awesome route! Subbed!

@Martin_G 4 года назад

Thank you very much Mike!

@TOURduPARK 5 лет назад

Finally got a chance to watch this uninterrupted start to finish - loved every second. The back and forth between you and Scott not only made for a fun vid, but I'm sure made the entire trip a blast - through the highs and lows. The site on Little Hay looked half decent but I think my favorite shot is (what I assume to be) you guy running gut rapids. Neat little section of river like no other in APP. Awesome video man! Great route too!

@Martin_G 5 лет назад

Thanks Peek! I'd go back to Little Hay. Yes that is Gut Rapids. Pretty unique spot. When I saw it I knew I had to go in there. Scott was freaking out! BTW don't do it. Not dangerous, just turns into a pain in the ass boulder garden you have to line.

@mikeburns9151 5 лет назад

Freaking great take on your trip dood………..mucho enjoyed...Scott scares me with that beard! Great job! Love it..wish I was there~Mikey

@brentkelly5445 Год назад

awesome.

@bernkondret9981 5 лет назад

Big trip, light load. Would like to see a layout of all your gear and food.

@Martin_G 5 лет назад

It was a great trip! Here is my packing list. Doesn't include pots, or tent as my partner carried those. lighterpack.com/r/9wzh1y

@melarch.5424 4 года назад

@@Martin_G The list should include all the gear for two to get the overall weight for two persons.

@Martin_G 4 года назад

@@melarch.5424 yeah can't help with that.

@Brentdarley 5 лет назад

Cool route thanks for posting!

@Martin_G 5 лет назад

Thanks Brent!

@mikebowers123 5 лет назад

Nice one Martin

@Martin_G 5 лет назад

Thanks Mike I'm taking a rain check on that beer. Are you going to APF Bass opener?

@mikebowers123 5 лет назад

@@Martin_G I think I will be in Copenhagen next weekend for work, miss the bass opener. They dont have sport anyways LOL ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mSDPg9ZIx4E.html

@Martin_G 5 лет назад

@@mikebowers123 Damn Mike look at them fish! Next June my plan is to cross paths with you and learn a thing or two!

@jeffgriffiths5945 5 лет назад

awesome route. thanks for posting. oh...I was thinking of doing a trip. can you tell me if there are bugs?

@Martin_G 5 лет назад

LOL!

@654321Rob 4 года назад

Great vid! Subscribed. What can you tell me about that beautiful beavertail paddle... looks perfect!

@Martin_G 4 года назад

The solid cherry wood paddle is a nashwaak paddle branded for a local canoe outfitter. Unfortunately, they haven't been made in many years. It's sort of a cross between a beavertail and an ottertail and it has a nice flex. Good discussion here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0MqtRtMvtaY.html

@654321Rob 4 года назад

Martin G ugh, that’s exactly as I suspected! Thanks for the info and the link... I had seen that vid a while back and have been looking for plans or dimensions for that paddle for some time. I have some cherry and walnut and I want to make something special. It looks like the ideal tripping paddle... oh well, the search goes on. Thanks again!

@jimmiksche1527 4 года назад

Is that Cockburn burnin' up that acoustic guitar?!

@Martin_G 4 года назад

It is Jim!

@richardhelmy8061 4 года назад

Always wanted to do this. Great video! Doing the lower part in the summer from Rock to Benoir. How bad would low water conditions be from Cauliflower L to Billings?

@Martin_G 4 года назад

We went through in early June in a high water year. I think it could be pretty bad with low water. Some pretty small water down there. Worse than water levels was the portage conditions between Little Hay and Little Branch. They were pretty hard to follow. We did a lot of Bushwhacking. Not many people go through there. The ports south of Little Branch are fine. Old roads mostly.

@richardhelmy8061 4 года назад

Martin G thanks for the info. Spring trip it is lol. Can’t win on this one by the way it sounds.