Hey everyone, thanks for watching. This was filmed last year and was Rachyl's first ever filmed trip! Please mind the bleeps, she's a Cape Bretoner!

Ahh, cribbage! Cabins, camping, and cribbage, the ultimate trifecta! As much as i love Michigan, there isnt quite that feel of untouched wilderness, even in yhe UP. Thanks for a view into your world!

Rachel definitely adds another level to your videos, love seeing her take on things and the interaction of the two of you. Keep her permanently☺☺☺

Thank you for the very beautiful videos and the wonderful landscapes, they entertain me, thank you Raquel for accompanying 😀🖐️

Most underrated KZfaq channel ever! Love every episode guys keep em comin!

Great video, fantastic location. Me and my wife were doing this kind of adventure 30 years ago here in Europe. We are enjoying your adventures. 🇳🇱

The hemlocks are beautiful

Love it, no rush, just got there, chilled and soaked in nature as it is. A forgotten thing by most these days.

Wow. That was wonderful. I always love your cabin videos. That Paddle home was something else. Beautiful scenery. Thanks

You are fortunate to live in a province that has as many remote cabins (in good shape) as you do. Good video skills and great editing. Have a good winter camping season coming up.

Great video Noah. Thanks for sharing. You captured the spirit of the cabin. I just want to send out a big thank you to the folks that make it out there. It's a great comfort to see how well visitors are taking care of the old cabin. Your pictures sure brought back a lot of memories. The restoration was from 2016 to 2021. First reno-trip, the planning debut, was in May, 2015. Depending on how you count, 38 adventurers pitched in on the project.

You are very lucky to have such great people out east who maintain these cabins. I hope it's a tradition that continues. I would like to see this kind of tradition in Ontario as well. We have lots of public lands and we need to build a network of cabins for recreational purposes.

Perfect couple !!!!

I was thinking; that's awfully brave to be going canoe camping that time of year cause freeze up can happen quickly. Glad everything went well. Thanks for bringing us along.

Great video! I especially like the paddle out, so interesting watching you stroke through the thin ice.

Great teamwork guys!

Beautifully shot! Love all your videos.

That's my Dad, Butch Macleod from the note. I remember being there as a kid when he would take us out to see where the Boys stayed during hunting season. What a cool place or is now! Wow!

Gorgeous spot, what a great way to spend a few days 😊

Nice video - thanks for sharing your trip!

Who needs a phone when you can play crib.Great video .

Always enjoy your adventures. Keep them coming you two!

Lovely vid as usual. FYI…when you drop your phone in the H2O, don’t “touch that dial”. As someone who has a certain spouse who too frequently leaves his cell in his pocket while fly fishing (think 2 hrs in the Margaree), leave it alone until you can stick it in a bag of rice (or other desiccant) for several days. I take along a wee bag when going on extended adventures.😂

Just found your channel- love it!! Thanks doe sharing your adventures w us! 😎🥾🥾

Hi you both, I really enjoyed going along with the both of you. I really loved the cabin. It really nice that people take care of and do work on them, for other people to enjoy. Thanks I really enjoyed the trip. See you guys next time….🙋🏻‍♀️💕🙏

Really appreciate your videos! From Nova Scotia and love seeing familiar places.

What a cool mini vacation…great spot!

your cinematography is really good. much enjoyed it

16 minutes of reality from work! Thanks man! The shots after wake up day two were amazing!!

Well worth watching just to see the big hug at the end❤️What an amazing cabin also.

always such beautiful camera work. Thank you.

Fantastic adventure and beautiful cabin. Thank you for sharing.

Another top video. Loved it.

Noah, I’ve been watching your channel for a few years now and I’m so happy you have a first mate who can keep up with your adventures! She is as hardy as any guy you’ve had on your previous adventures, and she’s not a slacker in the slightest especially after your last sea kayak adventure! Godspeed brother!

Getting there, setting up there, and doing all the necessary chores when you get there, aren't nearly as hard as having to leave there.

You two are rock stars man thanks for the content.

Love Rachels way too early morning face where she is rethinking her life choices LOL Nice trip guys.

Greetings from NZ, a great video. to watch. Thanks

Nice Noah, love seeing you getting out all year so far. Cheers, and always, thanks for sharing your trip

star of the show Rachyl!!!

I remember that long saw, my parents used it to clear the couple acres they built our cabin on then we got the Crystal Lake property in 1960. Dont remember what it was called.

One glimpse of the Grace coconut powder and me just subscribe.

That was a nice saucy video! Great job getting there and back.

Love your videos, Rachel is an awesome lady.

You are an inspiration.

Great escape Noyhing like a good game of cribbage ❤

Rachyl is a trooper, have you guys thought about doing a super serious but relatively short expedition?

Thanx for another great video!

I would like to restore a cabin like this, inspiring trip, i am in Quebec, you have a realy nice country, happy life to you both

Wonderful video!

Hi Noah, I enjoyed watching ya'll at that particular cabin...I just wished there had been more time!

Hemlock wooly 'ah-DEL-jid'. With a two-person saw, you only PULL, never push. So when it is your turn to use your muscles, PULL on the handle. Then let the other person PULL it back. Also, oil the blade to protect it from rusting and to reduce friction while cutting.

Nice to see you both, thank you for sharing the video take care guys.

Spent a few days there this summer . Leaving the cabin the first lake was glass. But that second lake was a head wind the whole way back. Came out at the same place. Felt like we were on our trip again. Thanks for making this video.

Thanks from Ontario Happy new yr.

Great trip!

You are a wonderful team

Such a cool video. So far here in Newfoundland the weather has fluctuated as well. Nice getaway, my wife said she'd love the cabin.

Sick trip. Nothing like some unexpected adversity to make it real.

I want more videos of noah and alex ❤❤ i love how Alex takes over your videos 😂😂😂

Brilliant as usual Noah. Kudos to Rachyl for toughing it out! She’s becoming a Northern Scavenger starlet!

ok, big Rachyl fan!! adds a ton to the videos!!

Well, I thought for sure that I knew where this cabin is, but I must be wrong because that one isn't that far from the access point. Not a whole day paddle, I mean. But those names on the rafters are all pretty local for sure! Anyway, great video, I wouldn't have the guts to paddle this time of year (says she - and adds a log to her woodstove before going to bed).

I have noticed as a rule you don't give the location of these off grid cabins...Maybe that's a good thing , I'm sure if someone is really interested they'll figure out the location . You two made another great vid !

This is the best cabin by far, so glad i was talking about a bear barrel in the mall and ran into you the day after you got back from this trip and got to hear about the cabin! Well worth the trip for us and the wait to see the video, for some reason we enjoy the video's more when we have been to the location! If you ever want to travel with another couple...😂

Beautiful place. Thank you.

Nice , thanks for sharing .

I could never have my girlfriend to do something like this with me 😂 . That was quite an adventure to get to that cabin and ...come back . Getting to the summit is only a victory if you come back alive to the base camp . My cell phone is supposed to resist an immersion for 15 min in 1.5 M of water ...wont try it thought 😅 thanks for the glacial video 🥶

I really enjoy watching your videos

Dude, she's a Keeper - & you can always use a little more 'color' in your videos....Best !

Great trip! I had a phone get wet and after I left it in a closet for a few months it turned back on (I guess it had finally dried out) so maybe not all hope is lost. No promises though haha

Great video guys.

Just superb! Happy new year from the uk 🇬🇧

Great voyage! 🖐😎👍

Fun little adventure guys! That cabin was so nice!

Noah, these videos will be a love letter to to future you. Both of you. Wonderful

Класно!!))👍👍👍

Was supposed to be out in a crown land cabin right now with a couple pals bit the weather just got vile...

Fantastic. Great trip.

GREAT VIDEO AS USUAL. THANKS.

What an adventure

So cool…, literally…enjoyed

Nailed it! You guys were champs in that freezing spray. We’re those gashes in the canoe? Would love to hear that story!

Great video

Absolutely love everyone of your videos! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.

Wow what a spectacular cabin. Nice trip!

The woman can conquer the seas in a canoe but lighting candles is beyond her skill level LOL

You two are great together. What a beautiful cabin and spot 😊

Good to see yall ❤ that looked really cold. Good team work can wait for the next adventure ❤

great adventure! thanks for that video!

Incredible!

Thank you for allowing us to go on these adventures with you. Rachyl is a true scavenger. Keep the Videos Coming. Cheers!!

Just recently found your channel and absolutely love your videos 👌

LOVE the beeps!! LOL

So cool!

Thanks

You go to so many cabins that are beautiful and very rustic, how do you ever make yourself leave in the end. I wouldn’t want to leave some of them at all, only to get supplies that are absolutely necessary…

Great video of your adventure, really enjoyed this one, especially hearing about the many caretakers and restorers that have kept the place in it's beautiful condition. The woodstove in that cabin is a real treasure. It was made many years ago by the now defunct Lunenburg Foundry, and is their Campfire model. Cast iron in construction, it can really pour out the heat! I know, as our family heats two of our lake cabins in Nova Scotia with the very same stove. With all the outtripping you do, would highly recommend you get yourself a "ruggedized" phone, that is water proof, shockproof, and will work in extreme cold temps. Check out the Sonim XP10 ruggidized smart phone, you won't regret getting one. I'm in the bush constantly, fishing, hunting, tripping, logging, etc., and got tired of phones dying cause they couldn't survive with continous use in the outdoors. Switched to Sonim three years back, and that ended my phone problems! Not a sales pitch, just my own real world experience. Keep the quality videos coming!

Like I said un the last video !!! a swear jar, and you would finance many trips !! Hahaha 🤣 ( and BTW ) she might be a fire hazard !! )

nice!