Escape to Nature: Backcountry Camping in the Land of 200 Lakes

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Turtle Mountain ascends from the sprawling Manitoba prairies that envelope it, giving rise to an environment of lush deciduous forests bisected by over 200 lakes and wetlands. The Oskar Lake Canoe Route links 19km of waterways through Turtle Mountain Provincial Park. A handful of campsites and even a rustic cabin are available for paddlers making for a perfect 1-3 day backcountry canoe trip.
0:00 Start the Adventure!
1:40 Max Lake, and on...
5:15 Oskar Lake
8:52 Boat Bag
9:55 Evening on Oskar
14:34 Day 2 at Dawn
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9 май 2024

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@normalynn1425 Год назад

Thank you for featuring our wonderful little canoe route. You showcased it very nicely. I live very near Turtle Mountain and this is my go-to canoe spot for day paddles and overnighters. I enjoyed the video very much. Thanks again!!!!

@daveysdash Год назад

I can't believe you visited my province, and the damn notifications were off for some reason :( Glad you enjoyed TM, but...if you ever get up around the ON/MB boarder again, in the Whiteshell Provincial Park you will find the Mantario Canoe Route (also part of the Trans Canada Waterway) It has a 63km backpacking route I've documented 4 times, but the canoe route is absolutely kicker, with tunnels and all! Thanks for visiting Manitoba, and sharing your Dash!!! - Davey.

@Intothewild1973111 Год назад

I enjoy this channel so much. Watch it with my husband and this weekend we were camping in our small travel trailer. It rained in the early morning so we watched this channel while enjoying our coffee and danish in the camper and it was very enjoyable to watch the outdoor while we woke up.

@cowbway8462 Год назад

The thing about Brad is…. You could end that with 1,000 things. But the thing about Brad is that he doesn’t do this for the views or money or fame he just does it to share the experience and that comes through by comparison to other channels. Also he is INCREDIBLY experienced and one day will be a legend. With his map books he’s really almost there. I have the utmost respect for this guy. All the rest are glitz and glamour. P.S. His dad’s channel is awesome too!!

@TOOZECRUISE Год назад

This is very accurate. 👍

@ExploreTheBackcountry Год назад

Haha you very well could end that with 1000 things. Thanks for the support, appreciated as always! Reminds me to get cracking on some new GIS maps this shoulder season... Happy paddling!

@jasonhammond4640 Год назад

I'm coming over from Lost Lakes channel and love your content as well. Just subscribed.👍👍

@jimhanson7476 Год назад

Awesome guys

@Tents.and.Timber Год назад

Wow, what a great little adventure, looked like a blast and thanks for taking the time to share it with us. We cant wait to get out West for future canoe trips ourselves. We are looking forward to more. Whats next?

@nodette123 Год назад

Welcome to Manitoba and thanks for sharing a part of my province I haven’t ever been to….yet!

@adventureswithjosie Год назад

Really interesting to see what a canoe trip is like in Manitoba! Much different from the trips usually shown from Northern Ontario.

@carolguezen5829 Год назад

Another great canoe route is the Manigotagan River. Goes through the escarpment and has some challenging rapids and great history. Not everything in Manitoba is flat but it is all friendly.

@mrbluebike Год назад

"Brad Selleck", me likes the new look, eh...

@RathAdventures Год назад

In my neighborhood! well, kind of haha. Always wanted to get out there, hoping to next year!

@FreakofNature1 Год назад

Awesome little loop, really enjoyed this friends😃 Driven past this Park many times. We will have to go someday!

@ExploreTheBackcountry Год назад

Nice little short getaway! Most of the sites aren't too exciting but this one was primo! Apparently some decent fishing too!!

@awitnessuntoallnations Год назад

Awesome canoe adventure! Great job capturing your journey & the beautiful surroundings. Very entertaining! Thank you for sharing your experience with us. 👍

@donalddakota8069 Год назад

Wow Brad, that was a different canoe trip, kind of neat. Looking forward to seeing more of your cross country trip.

@Canoejerry Год назад

What layup is that boat? You’re in some rough conditions a lot and I wonder if that is tough stuff or t formex or just Kevlar with a gel coat. Nova craft isn’t common where I am so curious.

@tonywrobleski5185 Год назад

Thank you both

@alvinheino2624 Год назад

Thanks for taking us along, great video and sounds like an awesome trip across Canada. Looking forward to your videos of your trip. Where is your new dog? --MARLYS

@urbanoutdoorsman5654 Год назад

You need to come paddle the Bloodvein in Atikaki Park

@ExploreTheBackcountry Год назад

Bloodvein has been high on my list for a long time!!

@robintheoutside Год назад

Just goes to show ya, Canada is beautiful all over. Thanks for sharing this one, you guys must have had a killer summer!

@The-Real-Ando Год назад

It’s been too long, but worth waiting.

@ExploreTheBackcountry Год назад

Back from a bunch of summer adventures. Already working on the next vid!

@The-Real-Ando Год назад

@@ExploreTheBackcountry you guys kept me relatively sane through the COVID lockdown in New Zealand 👍 Canada is awesome, my buddy just came back from a month there and absolutely loved it. I’ve moved to tropical North Queensland, Australia if you’re ever passing…

@qmegmills Год назад

I mean, looks fun and all that... But can we talk about that salad you were eating at the end? Seriously though, can you share the recipe? 😁

@alanbierhoff6831 Год назад

Really excellent video…as usual. It looked like a wonderful trip. I was happy to see your video post today 😁

@ExploreTheBackcountry Год назад

Thanks Alan! Was a pretty different area. Sometimes a brief change in scenery is captivating enough!

@dalesiemens Год назад

excited to see a Manitoba trip but I prefer northern Manitoba where the poison ivy is rare and the Canadian Shield makes shorelines of rock nice for scenery . Glad to see the route filmed though so I know I don’t have to go check it out.

@ExploreTheBackcountry Год назад

I've gotta agree, love the Canadian Shield, but this one was different and a neat change of pace at the very least. Fit our road trip plans for a nice break and the oaks were pretty stately. One day we'll get to Northern Manitoba. Have eyed a few rivers....