Planning a canoe trip on the Wind River, Yukon 

So much useful detail! A must watch for anyone contemplating this trip. Also: beautiful video!

Thank you for showing me your group adventure on the wind river

Nice job guys!

Great video! Al! Where's the links to the checklists!?!

Wonderful commentary, great info, spectacular scenery thanks for your generous information. Btw, the Wind River in Wyoming is about that size but no longer wild.

Great video. After watching a lot of trip videos… it’s great to have some planning tips. I would love to pepper you with some more questions if you have the time. If you are willing is there a good place to drop you a message or line? Thanks again

Thanks for putting this together. A few questions here, so hopefully you do not mind. I assume for your arrival in Whitehorse, the lodge the outfitting with upnorthadventures along with the 6 hr shuttle ride and the flight out of Mayo ...... all this was totally scheduled long before your arrival? You mentioned taking a SAT phone. Therefore, was your pick-up at TACO Bar totally organized, or did you call when you got closer such as a few days ahead for pick-up? How about the shuttle back to Whitehorse established, was it organized well in advance, or again scheduled by SAT phone the closer you got to TACO bar. Sometimes in wilderness travel not all things go as planned so curious if you were tied into an exact schedule, or had the ability to move pick-up dates around a bit with a bit of notice? In terms of the SAT phone, many people rent them temporary, or perhaps have or rent a Garmin Inreach with text capability. Did you did have a SAT phone brought from Ontario, or did you rent it locally, or get elsewhere? In terms of what you brought from Ontario would you have brought all clothes, Hygeine gear, Meds, camera equipment, maps, tents, tarps, sleeping pads, sleeping bags, saws, axes, water purification, stoves and favourite cooking gear? Whereas did the Outfitter supply the required Gas for the various Stove types, Bear Spray, Fire starting equipment, Dry Suits, Paddle Gear, Barrels, Dry Bags, Throw Ropes, and a bit of cooking gear. How was food organized, outfitter selected, or you bought at local grocery stores, or did you bring some dehydrated food with you. Lastly, did you deploy a strategy for camp chores and cooking? Sometimes some people like doing certain things but not so good at other things. Some people like to cook while others do not, so likely you may have needed a strategy? I was curious if the outfitter supplied everything, and you organized it a head of time, or the outfitter had absolutely everything, so you just picked out what you did not bring. Thanks Jerry