Camping and Hiking at Grundy Lake Provincial Park, Ontario

A couple of friends and I finally were able to head up north to Grundy Lake Provincial Park for some quality nature time.
Gear Used:
Camera - Fuji X-T2
Lens - Fuji 18-55mm
Tripod - Manfrotto Compact Advanced Aluminum Tripod
Microphone - Rode VideoMicro Compact
Music:
Pinchon by Brique a Braq
Luna by Tony Anderson
Aisha by Tony Anderson
Instagram: / chileanaroundtheworld

[@maryhenry3257]

That was a truly lovely, peaceful film, thank you so much.

[@Buson]

Your videos are so clear, calming, and beautiful. Thank you.

[@AsyaTwahir]

13:58 is the most beautiful fairy tale shot! I'm obsessed!

[@BookemDeno]

you've really done this park justice. Beautiful video.

[@spencerkyla4636]

Loved this Video We are hoping that Ontario opens everything back up again. We live not very far from Toronto and would really love to get out and on a roadtrip this summer, Fingers crossed. Keep up the good work guys!

[@gonzalezgonzalez8962]

Hi, thank you for the great video!
So as I can see you guys did car camping and day hikes.
My question is how long are the trails around Grundy lake ?
I’m going for a week there on this coming summer

[@trooperman100]

Thanks so much, and I’m happy you’re going because it is a really beautiful park! There are about 4 trails: Swan Lake Trail Loop (1hr, 1.5km), Gut Lake Trail (1 1/2hrs, 2.5km), Beaver Dam Trails (2.5hrs, 3.5 km), and Pakeshkag Linear Trail (2hrs, 5.5km). The time is just an approximate amount of how long it’ll take to finish each, but they’re very pretty trails so definitely take your time to soak it all in!
I also highly recommend downloading the app AllTrails which lets you find hiking trails in whatever area you search for. It’s free, and will give you directions for getting to trails and helping you see your progress on the trail - I use it when I’m at parks so I don’t get lost haha! Happy hiking!

[@gonzalezgonzalez8962]

@@trooperman100 Thank you 🙏
Happy hiking to you too!!!🥾