Part 1 SOLO CANOE CAMPING Trip on Michigan's Two Hearted River Part 1 

My new "must watch" channel on RU-vid! I love your enthusiasm. Thank you very much for the video....I will be checking out many more.

I've been to that river and I admire you for taking it all the way from high bridge. I know there's a ton of log jams down that stretch. Nice work!

If more canoeists carried Silky Big Boy Folding Saws or a Council Tool's Camp Axe, we'd have the finest rivers and portage trails in the World...just take out or off what is either dead or deadly and move on. That is one nice canoe too. It looks very easy to turn, even in that cross wind that slammed into you. Nice production. I'm subscribing. Respectfully, Mr. T.C. Cross Detroit, Michigan *P.S.* This just gave me another Camping & Canoeing Trip idea! Taking off for no other reason than to go out and clear portages and #StealthCamp while doing it. Two birds, one stone. Hmmm........

Great video !! I love the 2-❤ river been on it many times!!

There was a time that I'd be happy to join you on such a river trip...but no longer. 😀 I think you heard a bigfoot practicing with his .22.

brilliant watch great video/trip/adventure well done really enjoyed this thanks for putting this up classsssssssssss

Always wanted to see what that particular stretch of river looked like. Very cool, thanks for sharing! That noise You heard was most likely beavers tail slapping the water, they do a lot of that in the spring.

Beautiful canoe experience!! Loved it!!❤

Looking forward to the next episode! Have a great week.

Such a cool trip! Looking forward to watching the other parts of this series!

Glad to know you’re ok! Excited to see what’s next!

Another great adventure video. You consistently demonstrate perseverance which adds so much to any adventure.

Good times, looks like fun, hopefully we can get out soon. !

Catching up on all your videos. Love finding more great examples of awesome outdoorswomen!

Nice choice on the Silky saw.

She is in some great shape. We kayak. Those blockages wear you out.

Great job. Must give you alot of credit. About 11 years I did the same trip with my 14 year old son and a friend. Was meant to be a fishing trip but spent our energy on portaging our 2 canoes what felt like 60x. Beautiful country. Again, Kudos to you for doing it solo.

EXCELLENT! I really enjoyed the voice over audio. It gave nice insight to what you were thinking about. I also enjoy watching segments where it is just the sound of the tasks at hand. Even without voice over your actions tell a great story. Keep the videos coming. BTW, I have friends in ND that make a drink they call aiming fluid using Everclear and flavor extracts. Whicked stuff. Your grandma was probably a lot of fun!

Awesome Trina! I did hold my breath when you fell in. Yikes. Relieved it turned out okay. Yeah, the sound was so weird! I would have suspected it was human. Never heard that before. Looking forward to part 2!

Nice one ! Do stay safe

I love adventure thank you for sharing your beautiful vedio God bless you always keep safe so beautiful view love it enjoy boating fully watchi think many fish in there

You are a pretty amazing adventurer!

Good to see like minded people, looks like it was worth it to me.

I really enjoyed that video not leaving out any bad stuff portaging through the Thicket done it many a time. I truly believe that was a bear crashing around. Thank you so much I really enjoyed that I’ll be watching part two tomorrow

Impressive journey!!

Nice to see that you have good gear.

awesome! planning a similar trip soon! but with a fishing pole!!

Great new intro and great balance lol.

Glad your children are tracking you ! p.s. I sensed a bit of sarcasm when you expressed your admiration for Alder bushes 😄😄

New Sub here. Good stuff. Be careful out there, wouldn't be hard to get trapped under your canoe or a log with all those liftovers. Glad to see you have an Inreach. Might be a good idea to wear it on your life vest. Just in case. I'm from Michigan myself and do lots of trips with my lab. I have few videos over on my channel if you want to check them out. Looking forward to part 2. Cheers, Dan

First that we’ve seen your channel, you’re one tough very capable girl! That river looks so much like the Mountjoy up here in Northern Ontario! Endless log jams, steep muddy banks...😖. We will definitely be checking out your videos. 👍😊

I love your attitude when starting out your trip. So upbest and all smiles. Makes me want to go right now, and as far as old, you look like a sporting chicken to me. I'm 70.😁and what do the kids know anyway.

This is so awesome. I’ve been thinking of doing similar but on a bike. Right now I have a mountain bike I’m converting to a gravel/adventure bike. Really looking to push myself.

Boy did you work your way through some rough stuff.

def one for us gen x old folk...

Showed me why I didn't do it in my WW kayak. Went on and did the Bois Brule instead. Peaking as a sometime slalom canoeist, the dragging J is less efficient and effective than the "goon" stroke. I will try to send you a link to my 2 night run of Slickrock Canyon in western Colorado.

Awesome first day! Love how your not afraid to grind it out👍 I will be back for more, you can count on it! Stop by for a visit sometime✌️

I love the two hearted

When you get down there at the end at the river mouth there’s always really good campers that would give you a ride I know I would and I camp there all the time can’t wait to watch the next episode

My friends and I attempted this trip in May 2017 and had to bail out at the first chance we could access a trail back to the road. Too much gear, too many muddy, thick portages, and cold rain got the better of us. I have pictures of some of the downed trees that took many frames to capture. We didn't even make it to our first intended campsite (Reed and Green bridge). It was a memorial trip, but I still feel the THR got the better of me.

I could not hear it well, but I was thinking a white-tail deer snorting...

Thanks for the video! We were going to do this trip 2 years ago but got rained out. Might attempt it still... Looked like alot of downed trees. Love your canoe, what model is it,

Thats a beaver slapping its tail trying to let you know he does not want you their , they slap the water with their tails to try and scar things away when they are nervous

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I’m in love ♥️

Tough lady .. I've fished that water.. paddling never crossed my mind.. you may have heard beaver slapping their tails.. or steelhead jumping.. May would be about the right time..

You are one of the toughest persons alI I’ve ever seen.

How long did this trip take you? My dad and I are planning on going up to do a similar trip towards the end of September.. great content!

What brand of canoe do you have? Great video.

At the 12 minute mark, what is brand of the folding saw that you were using?

Doing this trip this fall. I heard you say you stashed a bike at the take out... where did you leave the truck during the trip? I see a small trail head parking up the road. Any issues leaving the truck in the forest a couple of days?

Great stuff! What kind of canoe is that?

I had a bear cub steal a half gallon of milk out of my cooler one spring about 5 miles from high bridge ...I never did see the sow but I moved spots

Through my speakers that noise sounded like someone shooting into the water, creepy lol

Good morning lion hearted woman! just found you on YT. Nothing put out since a year? Hope everythingis ok. Wondering...what canoe is this? looks like an old camper in Royalex maybe? keep on keepingon!

Beaver tail

Where’d you go!? It’s been 2 years since your last video. Hope you’re well.

thats a bigfoot out there

But Um why are you not trout fishing. . D I N N E R .

This is to hard for a lot of guys, only a woman who can birth children and work jobs can do this rough of stuff,