Thanks so much for watching and commenting! Yes, paddle boards are a great change up and a cool challenge to take on. Love that "embrace the suck!" lol
So awesome! Years ago, before I had my canoe, I was an avid SUP paddler and did some day paddling at George Lake, Killarney. I dreamt of heading further into the park and camping on OSA Lake. Considered attempting a SUP trip, but eventually made it there by canoe, just myself and my dog. Have been on several Killarney trips now (and more planned for this season). It's the most magical place. Your video has me thinking about dusting off my paddle board! Thank you for sharing this unique perspective of the park!
Thanks for watching and commenting, Andrea! Sounds like you've had lots of adventures in Killarney! Where has your favourite spot been? 🙌🏼🏕️🌌 You totally should do a SUP trip! Here is the video from my first backcountry paddle boarding trip. I did a short one in Algonquin Park - th-cam.com/video/39XNFb-EjeM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PQdN35zIq121M_Hm I also wrote a blog and videoed the top things I learned. paddleadventurer.com/sup-backcountry-camping/ I'm super excited for another trip this summer. Currently planning one around Barron Canyon!
Fantastic video!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful adventure! Happy to see you all made the best of the bad weather. I have also been on remote trips and had to deal with bad weather. It made for great stories. Looking forward to your next adventure!!
Thank you so much, Pam! The rain made it difficult but it was also magical. We were lucky to have sun the next day to help dry everything out! And you're right in that bad weather makes for great adventure stories!
When you go on these adventures, have you thought about having T-shirts made up for us to purchase because that would be a pretty cool thing you know to help support your journey I see what you’re doing and everything and it’s like pretty emotional for me because I don’t do that stuff anymore. I don’t do much of anything anymore. I miss getting out on adventures to become preoccupied with not doing it as opposed to doing it so thank you for allowing me to live vicariously through your journeys .
Thanks for your support! Merch is on the list to do in the near future. In the meantime I appreciate any support by 'Buying me a Coffee', using any of my affiliate links or what you're doing - subscribing, liking and commenting! 🙏🏼 I hope my videos inspire you to get our and do what you love! I'm also thrilled to take people virtually on adventures to places they might never go for whatever reason. ❤️
lol thanks for watching and for the kind and hilarious comment 🙌🏼 Tanya and I will be doing another backcountry trip this summer in Barron Canyon, Algonquin Park.
Are you curious if any of you know anybody that does wilderness medical rescue because what could you have done to protect your puncture in your foot to prevent it from getting infected? Could you have put anti-bacterial salve on it, so that it would protect it from the water, and so that it would protect her from infection as well because it’s antibacterial. I am curious about that.
I can't speak for the others but I have done First Aid/CPR training but I would love to take Remote or Wilderness First Aid. We took all the necessary steps to prevent infection including cleaning and dressing the wound plus as you saw keeping it dry and clean. If you're interested REI has a good resource here www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/how-to-treat-cuts-scrapes-and-gouges-in-the-backcountry.html
This is the PFD I have th-cam.com/video/LjBq464FK80/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PG9okBdxYtouUsqw. There are others that will have a spot in the back for a water bladder.
traditional territory of the mississaugas and anishnawbek 😂😂😂 what ? Maybe you shouldn't paddle Killarney until it's changed back if you feel that way.
Facts. They were the original keepers of the land. I am very happy to explore and paddle the area and believe it's important to recognize the history of the land.
Full of so much gratitude and joy to have been a part of this beautiful adventure ❤ Where should we go to next? It’s time to start planning!
Thank YOU for being a part of the adventure! 🙏🏼
🤔 good question! 🫶🏼🏕️
Thank you for sharing your amazing adventure with your good friends. I love your enthusiasm and excitement about getting out in nature.
Thanks, Janet! It was a mixed bag of adventures on this trip and was wonderful to get out in the backcountry to experience it all! 🥰
Very cool adventure. Paddle boards are a great change up. Some rainy days like this you just have to tell yourself “embrace the suck”
Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Yes, paddle boards are a great change up and a cool challenge to take on.
Love that "embrace the suck!" lol
Thanks for sharing, so awesome, I'm stoked to see more adventures like this from you!🙌
Thanks for watching and for your support, Dan-Erik!
Super great your getting better all the time who needs cable when your producing such adventurous paddle board videos❤
Thanks so much for the kind comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the adventure video 🙏🏼❤️
An absolutely amazing adventure to watch! Thanks for sharing. Inspired to try this route.
Thanks for watching and commenting! 🙌🏼 It's a great route and I hope the video helps you start planning a trip for next year 🏕️
So awesome! Years ago, before I had my canoe, I was an avid SUP paddler and did some day paddling at George Lake, Killarney. I dreamt of heading further into the park and camping on OSA Lake. Considered attempting a SUP trip, but eventually made it there by canoe, just myself and my dog. Have been on several Killarney trips now (and more planned for this season). It's the most magical place. Your video has me thinking about dusting off my paddle board! Thank you for sharing this unique perspective of the park!
Thanks for watching and commenting, Andrea!
Sounds like you've had lots of adventures in Killarney! Where has your favourite spot been? 🙌🏼🏕️🌌
You totally should do a SUP trip! Here is the video from my first backcountry paddle boarding trip. I did a short one in Algonquin Park - th-cam.com/video/39XNFb-EjeM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PQdN35zIq121M_Hm
I also wrote a blog and videoed the top things I learned. paddleadventurer.com/sup-backcountry-camping/
I'm super excited for another trip this summer. Currently planning one around Barron Canyon!
Fabulous video - what an amazing adventure! Love all the packing tips!
Thanks for watching! It was great to be back in Killarney PP 🙌🏼🏕️
Fantastic video!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful adventure! Happy to see you all made the best of the bad weather. I have also been on remote trips and had to deal with bad weather. It made for great stories. Looking forward to your next adventure!!
Thank you so much, Pam! The rain made it difficult but it was also magical. We were lucky to have sun the next day to help dry everything out!
And you're right in that bad weather makes for great adventure stories!
Brilliant video!
Looked like a great adventure with an awesome group and Killarney looks beautiful
Thank you so much for watching and for the kind comment! 🙏🏼
Amazing video! Looks like it was a great trip!
Thanks for watching and commenting! It was a great trip and wonderful to get out in backcountry Killarney again 🙌🏼🏕️
Looks like a beautiful trip. SUP tripping is a nice way to get a different perspective.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Fully agree. Where are some spots you've tripped with your SUP?
@@PaddleAdventurer Boundary Waters, Wisconsin River, and other local waterways. And You?
Amazing! I did a 10 day dog sled trip in the Boundary Waters. All my backcountry adventures have been in Ontario.
Awesome adventure 😎
Thanks for watching and commenting! It was a great time in Killarney with lots of adventure 🌧️🏕️🌅
This was such a fun trip and and can’t even begin to say how great the company was 🤙 great video ❤
Thank YOU for for being a part of it and sharing your experience with everyone! ❤️🏕️🙌🏼
When you go on these adventures, have you thought about having T-shirts made up for us to purchase because that would be a pretty cool thing you know to help support your journey
I see what you’re doing and everything and it’s like pretty emotional for me because I don’t do that stuff anymore. I don’t do much of anything anymore. I miss getting out on adventures to become preoccupied with not doing it as opposed to doing it so thank you for allowing me to live vicariously through your journeys .
Thanks for your support! Merch is on the list to do in the near future. In the meantime I appreciate any support by 'Buying me a Coffee', using any of my affiliate links or what you're doing - subscribing, liking and commenting! 🙏🏼
I hope my videos inspire you to get our and do what you love! I'm also thrilled to take people virtually on adventures to places they might never go for whatever reason. ❤️
Your video is beautiful. Congrats 👏
Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful Loon song! So peaceful.
Thanks for watching! I'll never get tired of hearing loons 🥰
saw this video posted last night, told myself to wait and watch it at work, Cant wait to see the whole thing!!
Woohoo! I know you were looking for a multi-day trip adventure. I hope you enjoy it 🙌🏼🏕️
Went to grundy lake and backcountry for a week ,close to where you went it is beautiful country up there
It really is! I’ve never been to Grundy Lake PP but it looks beautiful. French River, also close by is on my list to explore 🤩
Beautiful country! Enjoy
Thanks so much!
That was fucking incredible you guys are so cool..subscribe d lol
lol thanks for watching and for the kind and hilarious comment 🙌🏼
Tanya and I will be doing another backcountry trip this summer in Barron Canyon, Algonquin Park.
i want what she had for breakfast
😆 fresh air and nature!
Are you curious if any of you know anybody that does wilderness medical rescue because what could you have done to protect your puncture in your foot to prevent it from getting infected? Could you have put anti-bacterial salve on it, so that it would protect it from the water, and so that it would protect her from infection as well because it’s antibacterial. I am curious about that.
I can't speak for the others but I have done First Aid/CPR training but I would love to take Remote or Wilderness First Aid.
We took all the necessary steps to prevent infection including cleaning and dressing the wound plus as you saw keeping it dry and clean. If you're interested REI has a good resource here www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/how-to-treat-cuts-scrapes-and-gouges-in-the-backcountry.html
hi! i want to ask what flotation device do u use? i want the same with drinking water access
This is the PFD I have th-cam.com/video/LjBq464FK80/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PG9okBdxYtouUsqw.
There are others that will have a spot in the back for a water bladder.
traditional territory of the mississaugas and anishnawbek
😂😂😂 what ?
Maybe you shouldn't paddle Killarney until it's changed back if you feel that way.
Facts. They were the original keepers of the land. I am very happy to explore and paddle the area and believe it's important to recognize the history of the land.
Wow, what an epic trip!
Thanks for watching! It was an awesome time. Even the rain was magical!