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from access point to dasiy how long did u paddle for

did she really say that if you bring oranges you have to pack out the rinds? o_0

Wonderful presentation. I visited Algonquin Park as an Explorer Scout when a boy over sixty five years ago. Grew up in Town Line, New York. Absolutely beautiful park. Emma is a very beautiful golden retriever. I see she is your constant companion and friend. Enjoy your canoeing adventures.

I’ll be on daisy lake next week! Do you remember which site this is?

Love your Videos ! hope you keep making more ! my wife and i camp up in Northern Mn alot and Love it !

hi can I ask what kind of app you use when canoeing. Thanks

Hi there. You picked a good spot to go camping. I wish I would have thought of this when I lived in Toronto. Even though I lived here all my life in Ontario. I never heard of Algonquin Park until I started looking at camping video's. It is so beautiful there. Thank you for sharing such awesome video's. Be safe there.

Zoomies!👍

For your next adventure, or anyone reading this, and when you are eating freeze-dried meals, you'll have to check out flat-out feast or West Coast kitchen. Both Canadian made, which is great, and both have fresh ingredients. It's worth looking into for sure.

Love your videos. Would you ever consider doing a gear video?

Thank you loved the video

Great videos, just as an angler for once I can't fathom why don't you use a landing net? You make me almost scream! 😱🤣🎣

Thank you for making such good videos. My wife and I raised our children canoe/ camping in BWCA and southern Ontario for 20+ years. We both enjoy the three of you so much. Please keep making such nice videos . When will we see the next one.

Love the video! Thanks for sharing.

You three Rock! Seemed like such a fun adventure:)

Great video! I watch it a couple times a month when I need to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life! Two questions for you, if you don’t mind. What dates was this trip? I live in Oklahoma and I’m planning a fall trip and want to go peek foliage as you two did. What entry and route was this? After having seen the camping spot so many times in your video, I want to experience it for myself. My wife and I are heading to BWCA next month, can’t wait for the peaceful nothing all around. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos to share for us. Greatly appreciated. Safe travels and happy adventures friends!

Yes. I had a big male chesapeake bay retriever i trained to tow the canoe. He was like a "water sled" dog .Was helpful in adverse winds. Plus was a great pack animal. Your dog is awesome. Nice and calm.

Would have thought you might have put one of you with each of them in a canoe just to have one stronger camper with them at least to help out some. It looks like they did ok so I guess it's irrelevant at this point.

Can someone please tell me what those sausages were?

Another awesome adventure. Try using a 4k or 8k camera next time 😊

Delicious looking breakfast sandwich!

Just discovered via my sister. Love the trips, love Emma but the modern equip is fantastic. The Canoe I carried in the 60s was 70-80 lbs not counting the food pack. Have some suggestions for you if you don’t mind. Islands are ideal as the wind helps keep bugs & bears at bay, but you do need to get firewood on shore. You're strong enough to keep the paddle away from the gunnel so you won’t hurt your hands and could get more power by sliding you're lower hand down toward blade. But you guys are great if you want to ignore.

Looks like he’s wear Merrill choprocks…do you use neoprene socks in them too?

Comparing this trip with current videos you made quite a progress in filming and editing but also in ability to control your dog. Very enjoyable. We had a poodle once and she was able to spend 8 hours a day swimming in a lake, never tired, never willing to stop.

So enjoy watching u guys canoe as a family. Which waterproof backpacks are u using.?

A water dog with a life vest!!😂😂😂😂 I bet you love your dog but this is crazy!

Your videos really capture the trips in such an authentic way. Thanks for sharing.

I could seriously watch an provincial parks channel with all amazing camping trips.

Another excellent adventure and you brought some newbies along good for you

Very nice vid. Our 1st trip was back in 1996.

I love Emma bathing and running, it looks like she was having a good time. 😊

Beautiful Canada 🇨🇦

How colorful the forest is, it is beautiful, the water looks calm Beautiful landscape, good trips and videos 🙋👍😀

Pleasant video, the beautiful dog made me laugh, greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷🙋

Great video and good reaction time with your “dump”…things do happen soooooo fast! Was in a similar situation with my daughter when we came around a bend in a river and was swept into a sweeper…we ,too, ended up ok! Keeps us on our toes from getting too comfortable! TY!

is that lake of two rivers being you end point?

where is the river at 12 minutes in the video

That rock cliff portage looked brutal!

Excellent camera work and editing. High resolution made it very realistic/enjoyable to watch.

Whoa guys, loving this! Looked like an awesome time. What an awesome test for beginners, trying to open an Agawa Saw, hahaha. Keep the adventures coming and we hope to meet you out there one day!

This is the first video I've ever watched from you guys... I subbed in the first five minutes. Loved it haha.

Totally love this. So cool what you do with your parents is what we end up doing with our kids. Oh by way we are probably the age of your parents 😂

Your video came upon my recommended list , seems TH-cam got it right, love the outdoors especially if there's a big dog 🐕. New subscriber here.

Na zdrowie? Are you polish?

Emma's toy is a hedgehog, not a porcupine..sorry, was driving me and my OCD crazy.🫣🥴

Awesome video! I did this loop myself a few years back it was nice to see one of the campsites i was at through your content. Thanks for making the doldrums of late winter much better! What app was being used for the map? I thought it was so cool.

This is great. You guys are awesome for bringing the older folks along. They are such good sports. Emma steals the show as always.

That was great! I like to see new people getting into backcountry canoe camping. When I start out with new people I tend to start them on a more front country crown land camping spot which we can drive to so I can see what skills they have or don't have and make sure they don't over react to thinhs that fo bump in the night. Then i graduate them up to a full backcountry canoe trip from there.

Another great trip/video. Makes me think I could do it again (I’m 76). Thanks for posting.

love those Slogg packs which ones are they?