Smoke Lake - Bonnechere Lake - Cache Lake Loop: Algonquin Park Canoe Routes
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Date: 2020-11-30
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Comments and reviews: 9
Richard
Im not understanding the reason for your marathon trip. My own trips to Algonquin, BWCA or Quetico was to reconnect with nature, Spirit and Creator. Your trip reminds me of the man telling me of how sweet the honeysuckle smelled while driving his sports car at 70 mph. No matter how long a trip I took, it was never long enough, for as soon as it ended, I wished to return.
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Im not understanding the reason for your marathon trip. My own trips to Algonquin, BWCA or Quetico was to reconnect with nature, Spirit and Creator. Your trip reminds me of the man telling me of how sweet the honeysuckle smelled while driving his sports car at 70 mph. No matter how long a trip I took, it was never long enough, for as soon as it ended, I wished to return.
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PeggySue
Howdy, I want to thank you and all the Videoers for your beautiful trips that you share. I sustained a head injury in Sept 2015 due to that I can not i can't do what y'all do, trust me I am thrilled to tag along on your trips. Does your Mrs ever go with you or is this basically a male deally? Keep on keepin on. Stay safe
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Howdy, I want to thank you and all the Videoers for your beautiful trips that you share. I sustained a head injury in Sept 2015 due to that I can not i can't do what y'all do, trust me I am thrilled to tag along on your trips. Does your Mrs ever go with you or is this basically a male deally? Keep on keepin on. Stay safe
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Brad
Ill be doing this loop in July, thank you for doing it in one day, Ill be splitting it up into a 3 day trip. Glad to know its doable in one day. Even though booking it becomes a hassle because its not within a reasonable distance from your previous night stay. Thanks again Mr James.
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Ill be doing this loop in July, thank you for doing it in one day, Ill be splitting it up into a 3 day trip. Glad to know its doable in one day. Even though booking it becomes a hassle because its not within a reasonable distance from your previous night stay. Thanks again Mr James.
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Joe
Great trip Shawn. Really enjoy that you give info on some of the obstacles to look out for in the area, and that you offer advice on different route to take depending if one can handle inclined carry of not. Just over all taking the time to inform as you share your trip.
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Great trip Shawn. Really enjoy that you give info on some of the obstacles to look out for in the area, and that you offer advice on different route to take depending if one can handle inclined carry of not. Just over all taking the time to inform as you share your trip.
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Mike
Nice video man! Just spent 4 nights at that campsite at 2: 34. One of my favourites I have ever been to. There was a skeleton of a cow moose only about 90 metres into the forest near the shore, very cool.
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Nice video man! Just spent 4 nights at that campsite at 2: 34. One of my favourites I have ever been to. There was a skeleton of a cow moose only about 90 metres into the forest near the shore, very cool.
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saltofthearth
There are some old hemlocks in between cradle and plough and also by the mohawk lakes, hundreds of years old. I love the wild feeling on those portages. Awesome trip, Shawn.
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There are some old hemlocks in between cradle and plough and also by the mohawk lakes, hundreds of years old. I love the wild feeling on those portages. Awesome trip, Shawn.
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mthomas981
I know it's a year old but just wanted to say thanks for the videos. You do a great job. What software are you using to outline the map and where can I find that map online?
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I know it's a year old but just wanted to say thanks for the videos. You do a great job. What software are you using to outline the map and where can I find that map online?
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Atholl
Yes its a good thing to know your body can do it but next year, one down the line may not be so easy as I find when I go out scrambling on rocks. Cheers Shawn.
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Yes its a good thing to know your body can do it but next year, one down the line may not be so easy as I find when I go out scrambling on rocks. Cheers Shawn.
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Shie
43km is impressive solo. We usually stick to 30km days + portages and were a couple. And we are fairly experienced out there, but we do take a lot more gear.
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43km is impressive solo. We usually stick to 30km days + portages and were a couple. And we are fairly experienced out there, but we do take a lot more gear.
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