Great video you have inspired me to go here thanks

Great video. Done the trail a few times myself. It's beautiful out there.

In addition to Algonquin Park, I solo backpacked four Major Trails end-2-end, and I only once made a campfire. I used either, a Coleman 505B, or a Svea 123. (Which I sold when I retired, and later regretted. That Svea was a lovely little stove.) I figured that making a fire was too much like work! By the way, those split logs used to walk on are called "Punchions" in the States. When wet they are very slippery to walk on.

I backpacked the Easten Highlands trail with a young lady, over three days. Got some very nice photos in my album. Some of a very large turtle laying her eggs on the shore. I also snowshoed the several days on the Western Highlands on day trips, with a group. There is a very impressive waterfall in there somewhere. Both times, and others; I used Lord Baden Powell's Scout staff. It was essential for me to keep my balance and was useful several times to get out of difficult terrain. I have two staffs with records of all my hikes marked on them.

yeah bud, nice hike!!

Thanks for the video, it gives me hope. We may move to DC and l'm desperately looking for places where l can find solitude. This seems like a great area to go and visit!

Hi is it suitable route to hike in October??

Great video, mate! I'm headed to Maggie Lake late October. Really looking forward to it.

I hiked this as well when I lived at Bernau am Chiemsee!

What did you have on you for bear care? or other critters

Anywhere to swim, say if it were summer weather ? :)

Wowzers what an epic spot. Thanks for sharing

planning to this hike with my family thanks for the vid!!

it;s really Great Videos of solo hike in Algonquin

Hey brother, great vid. What month of the year were you there?

I like your tarp! Where did you get it from?

hats off for the polar dip at night pretty ballsie cheers good shit like ur vids

maybe its corona lol

Where can I get a map like yours? :)

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Thank you for the wonderful and informative hiking video. I am from the country of the world's highest peak Mt. Everest Nepal. I do lots of trekking in my country where you will find lots of unique and amazing landscape and lots of challenging trekking route which ranges from easy to hard. #hwwtreks I strongly recommended it to hike and trek lovers.

Good show! Really inspiring.

Excellent video, well done!

I’m 38y old finnish guy and I’m embarrassed to say I’ve never been to Lapland 😒. But most definetely will go there someday.

You are just a young guy. A little pain isn’t going to kill you. I’ve lost over 30 lbs on canoe trips over 150 miles on Lk Superior including Rivers. The last one I was in my early 40s it was the White River. Great memories. Thanks 🇨🇦👍

Finland welcomes you warmly. Tervetuloa💙 Translation: Welcome.

That’s very pretty country. I hiked the Zugspitze in 1990 while I was stationed in Mannheim. I spent 30 days of my vacation down in Garmisch. I really loved it and I miss it. Thanks for the video.

Hi 👋 new friend 🥰 Awesome videos. Newbie adventurer from the Shuswap. Let's grow together. And support each other. Hugs 😍

Wow amazing!!

You need to make more hiking videos like this one. Funny stuff!

Amen brother I go to the forest to lose my mind and find my soul.

Love the narrative- especially the Dick Proenecke reference. Well done Sir!

Great video. Very informative and helpful. Just subscribed.

how heavy was your backpack and how do you physically prepare for so much walking?

any concerns for bears or moose, do you have any bear mace or protection?

I hit the like button at the beaver impression @4:45

Great video sir! You have a new subscriber. Cheers

Really enjoyed this. We've done this trail a few times, but only 3-4 day loop. Cheers

these views are awesome!

Maybe you should patent the tent squeegee

Wannabe ? Your doing it sir.Nice Vid , the music is subtle and has not made me leave yet. ty for sharing.

Beaver vandals

Looks awesome! "Surprisingly there is 3G internet throughout most of the trek." hahaha I did not expect that either. And the meal at the end looked delicious. Great vid

Great video and an enjoyable watch! I'm looking forward to doing a 3-day up in Algonquin in Spring 2020 after many years away from camping. Thinking of the slightly smaller Western Uplands loop or the Highland....tbd. Thx for making this video. Super helpful and inspiring. Cheers!

Ever think about just getting "new knees"? Would be easier to hike, jump, and climb with "new knees". And as for weird ankle problems, you could get "gnu ankles". IT'S JUST AN IDEA, DON'T GET MAD LOL

Excellent video. I just finished my 75km hike of the Western Uplands. I spent a night on the same spot as you on Rainbow Lake. It was a beautiful spot. The trek from the Trailhead to Maggie Lake was one tough haul. Fortunately the water levels weren't as high for me as compared to your trek. You're video was a great representation on what to expect the trail.

How didnt you get cold and get sick? I do all the time :(

Nice video! That's place is beautiful! Hopefully I can get out that way one day and get some footage of the on to put up own the channel.

Dude this is great :) really enjoyed the video! That bread looked so good!

Great video,