Cedar River Flow / Canoe camping in the Adirondacks / Campfire cooking 

In 1979, after I graduated from high school and my brother having just graduated from college, backpacked from Blue Mountain Lake to Cedar River Flow and back. That was a lot of hiking, but memorable.

Can I come just to eat… your two know how to put down some serious eats

I canoed Cedar rivers back in the 70's . Like every experience in the Adirondacks it's total serenity. I love canoeing. The mist relaxing experience you could wish for .

Thanks for leting us ennnjoyyy

This deserves way more views! What a beautiful trip

i want to go with you guys! Heading to St Regis this weekend. Can not wait!

Great video. I used to go to the Cedar River Flow and the Moose River Plains a couple of times a year back in the late 1980's and 1990's with 3 other friends from work. We were all police officers and enjoyed getting away to peace and quiet. If I remember correctly, that channel that you canoed up until you reached the beaver dam is the same channel that we took but the beaver dam was really small and we were able to pull our canoes over it. We continued up the channel and came to a lean-to that NYS DEC has on the right side of the channel which is just off a hiking trail that is off the Moose River Road. It did take us a few tries to find the beginning of the channel. Your video brought back good memories as two of my friends have pass away and I'm planning on going back up there in the next few weeks.

ThNks

This is LIVIN'!!! 100% agreed!! Lovin' every second!! Thanks!!!

I'd go w/you guys for the food alone ! Well done !

Try O’Neill flow next. That place is fun, especially if you have an ATV.

It was nice to meet you and thank you for the kind words about our brief conversation. We are glad you enjoyed your first visit to Cedar River Flow. You got me thinking about getting a Placid Boat works canoe for myself.

Missed this first time around! Lovely trip with a good buddy. Nothing better!

All your canoe videos make me happy man! I really gotta do this one of these years.

thanks for the video

Leaving is always tough after a successful trip ... Thanks for posting.

I ran over to see this new upload!!!! Happy Thursday my friend!!!! Fantastic upload, we always love visiting you and showing support!! Have a great week and see you soon!! So glad you shared this and BIG LIKE and loved the video. Have a great end of week!!!! 💗💗 💗💗 fantastic nature and scenery!!!! <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="200">3:20</a> awesome

Nice view but not the main beaver dam. You were close though. There are a few miles of good river to explore after the dam as well as a nice lean to up there

Excellent content, binge-worthy.

Looked like a nice relaxing trip in the Daks. You captured and edited it perfectly! Love the extended footage of the mergansers and loons. Nicely done dude!

Omg I've actually swam in that lake as a child. Being a long Island boy we always escaped to the Adirondacks. Love it up there. I actually rappelled down the dam in Beaver Falls. Awesome video bro stirred alot of childhood memories. Im glad to see the area is still as beautiful as it was 50 years ago.. and Of course your food porn was topnotch. Thank you for all that you do.

The food you guys cooked was off the charts!!! Another great video!!! Cant wait till the next. It is good in the woods!!!

So beautiful. You guy ate and drank well.

Dude your channels gonna blow up!!!! Great trip! Thanks for sharing.

awesome video. you guys aren't playing around when it comes to cooking! that is some highly refined bushcraft cuisine, I didn't expect the whole pasta thing being added to your meal, wow, must have been fabulous out there on the lake! I'm gonna be heading up to the Adirondacks this spring . Up to Olmsteadville, NY going to test drive a few Hornbeck boats, gotta feeling I'm gonna buy one, probably the 'New Trick 15' . then campout at my brother's place in Chestertown on the Schroon River. Thanks for sharing , I really enjoy both of your vidoes, and I learn a lot!

Just looked up Cedar River Flow camping and now it's been added to my 'want to go' list. Great video so far. (only about 10 min in at the moment)

Awesome trip and video. As this is pretty much my backyard, I so appreciate you sharing your trip here. Would have been nice to run into you. Dang, you sure had a feast that first night! For a future suggestion, still in the Adirondacks but at least an hour to 1 1/2 closer for you, check out Pharoah Lake Forest. Even better than Cedar River area x 2!

It's an awesome lake to camp and paddle! Camped at that very site. What a view! At camp 5 go straight up there's a small open field up there and I believe there was a camp up there! Found a old garbage dump. Site 5 is actually on a old road! It also might have been an old logging camp!

Did a similar trip up to Umbagog this past week, Love my Superior Gear Hammock set up. 32 degrees in the AM but I was toasty warm. Fall colors were nearing peak, gorgeous place . Good stuff Justin

Always cool videos. I've hiked along the NPT side and was always curious about the other side from a canoe. Also had no idea that was man made!

Hey Justin. Very nice video. Take care.

Nice production work. Felt like I was at Cedar River flow

awesome video 👍

Very nice spot the wind will keep the bugs away

Watching from Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 Loving your adventures. This was one wicked trip, beautiful lake and mountains.

Good times ! I will watch later, I did notice the little fawn to the right of the doe ! I didn’t notice that when I drove by !

I worked as a park ranger for DEC back in the early to late 90s and was put up in the cabin at the gatehouse at the Dam area. My duties were to work under the supervision of the Forest Ranger assigned to that area. I was the eyes in the woods they'd say. Checking the log in boxes, paroling the interior sites, 140 last I knew. Issuing camping permits, monitoring road and trail conditions and greeting campers. Had you ventured further through the channels you would eventually come on to the Cedar River itself. Anywhere from 10 to 30 feet wide it goes a very long way with informal campsites all through. And it's loaded with trout that hide under the banks.

Man you eat like a king. Great video. Too bad about that grill. Take care, Al

Beutiful God job broder

Awesome trip and area. Great scenery and great food and enjoying the outdoors. What could be better. Could you be becoming a summertime guy instead of wintertime 🤔😁😁

Glad you could join me ! It’s a wonderful area for sure ! I think I saw you using my fry pan ! Cheers

It is river or lake and camping 🏕️ side look beautiful 😍

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1274">21:14</a> good cooking too

If you take your canoe, turn it upside down and put one end in the crotch of a couple trees and put the tarp over the canoe that makes a nice shelter in bad weather.

Ever notice that it’s almost always the horse-piss beer cans that you find in the litter?

Enjoyed your adventure. It's been on my list of places to visit so you definitely pushed me in that direction. Hopefully I can get an overnight in up there before the end of autumn. A couple of questions...1. Do you know who the maker is of the fire box Craig has? 2. It looks like there's enough air space that it didn't scorch the table. Is that correct? One last thing, I've not completed the entire NPT but have done many sections. If I can do anything to help you out, just let me know. Until next time...be well.

Excellent. What type of grill do you use prior this default one?

Ok before I even watch it there better be Bullfrog noise like on Craig's video

Im new to backpacking. How do you guys store your food at campsite? Do you ever have issues with Bears cooking at camp?

I hate that I keep saying the same things but as usual, killer food and a nice site. Well done. Did any fishing take place? Any luck if so?

Is it first come first serve at that camp site? Can you launch for free? And last question did you do bear hang or canister? Thanks, awesome video as always

What time of year did you do this trip?

get camera work, caught the essence of your trip...camped at cedar river flow back in early seventies