Those wolves are the coolest thing to hear in Algonquin Park. I’ve bin in the park many times, but never heard them. Thanks for sharing!

Great cinematography, amigo! Greatly enjoyed the video, headed there tomorrow for 4 days off the radar...appreciate the video as a 'pep talk!'

Are you doing anymore trips in algonquin sense your spring trip. ? I must say you do some amazing trips.

Aw the call of the loon..just so calming to hear..nice video friend😊

The portage was 4km one way? Did you carry everything in one trip? If you went back and forth twice that time is impressive!

I'm completely new to backpacking and even solo day hiking, and it almost felt silly to pay the money for an InReach, but after seeing a couple of videos about people needing to hit the SOS I decided to take the plunge. Obviously the hope is that you spend the money and never ever need it. But I can't imagine needing it and not having it.

Great! Thank you

Dude you did it again. I am so there with you, and that is a gift to be able to pull people into your experience. Thank you so much. And you listened to your Subs and included fishing. Bonus!

Ive watched most of your algonquin videos and i love them! Its so cool to see all the wildlife up close! Great videos man, Keep it up!

Wow! Inspiring! You are very tough:) I did a week of solo canoeing in west Tasmanian wilderness but took it slower... Great video!

Great video! Loved the maple lollypop contrasted with the huge knife! Thanks for the lol!

Kev, I really enjoy your channel. I just turned 70 last month. I love to hike and camp. But, I couldn't handle a portage with my worn shoulders and knees from playing sports my entire life. A hike I can handle but I couldn't imagine carrying a canoe on my back for a mile or so. Five portages in one day? I give you props for that. These are really good videos. We feel like were along for the ride. That's best complement you could get. Video work is awesome too. I'm not good at the video kind of stuff so it makes me appreciate the videos even more. Nice work.

Kev, I noticed in every video I've watched you always say you never seen or encountered another person. Did you remember to bring your Old Spice underarm? Seems only the animals are digging you. Ha Ha Ha. You toying with you. Great trip.😊

Totally not my solo trip! Awesome journey. Thank you so much!

Greetings from Norway! Nice trip!

The most interesting aspect I've found camping in the Fall is the stillness in the air, the flat water. Late adternoons you can hear a pin drop. The wildlife serms to quiet down and the atmosphere can be a little erie but pure solitude for heavy thinkers. Nice canoe. Good luck with it.

That campsite high on the hill had some serious widow makers. The roots were fully exposed. 😮

What was in the orange suitcase? Great trip by the way.

Please share park details

Boy that moose was huj and glad you are OK have a great time becareful

Thank you so much for the hard work that went into making this stunning video. You totally lucked out on the weather. You are living the dream. I must get my trip out of my head and onto the calendar.

Best pancake flip! 🥞 Love your videos!

Fell through the ice , my tripod snapped forgot my scarf , wife called 3 times bla bla bla.. and my feet are wet grrr lmao

Opps think to yrself " what the heck am i doing out here lol .. its a mind set i know .. all good 👍

I see bushcrafters do this all the time... limb branches and toss em lol i personally keep em near and use those for tinder ... and sitting out there all alone .. dya ever think .. whst the heck am i

Ya know yr not alone .. but thats them after a kill of there own ..

That'll keep ya on yr toes huh ...

Being laid up with a knee replacement I have been watching your videos back to back as they calm and relax me. They bring back so many wonderful memories of canoe trips we took in the 70's and 80's to Quetico and Killarney. Our gear then was cumbersome and bulky and our canoe a heavy fiberglass and as I always packed too much we were never able to single carry. I would plan our routes accordingly with shorter and fewer portages. However we had some wonderful experiences and now I can watch younger adventurers appreciate what a beautiful province we live in. As you said, keep doing what you love to do while you are able because some day that will change. I am looking forward to watching more 2024 trips.

Wonderful video Kev. I canoe tripped in the 70's/early 80's through many routes in Algonquin and ended up being a tripping guide for a few years. You captured the serene vibe of the park. Once I lead a group and we did the Dixon - Bonfield portage into Opeongo at 5am. We were on Opeongo by around 6:30am and it was glass. Lucky for us, because we had to be at the portage store by 1pm for a pre-arranged pick-up. We made it just in the nick of time. I've had some other adverntures on Opeongo and did a lot of tacking down the lake on some trips to make it safely back to the portage store. Fond memories indeed.

Nice trip! I did it! I went to London and grabbed the MEC 2.0 3 person, can't wait to use it. Doing this trip in a week. I was curious how you did with the poison ivy on that portage out of longer lake?

Love all your vidoes. The breath taking views to the sweet sounds of your paddles in the water. Amazing, truly are a work of art. Can't wait until the next video!

What a treasure to live in such a beautiful country. Your videos make me wish I were Canadian. Thank you for sharing your journey.

As a career chef, I am impressed by your flipping of the pancakes. The reason is….the lip of your pan is too steep to flip easily. If you have a pan with a slightly less steep lip, you will be flipping those flaps like a breeze. ….Tom

7:54 Man! With the sunset in the back, ripples on the water, that amazing bird singing beautifully…. This shot is winner for best ever canoe trip moment….Tom

The fact that you don’t ever seem to complain about the cold is truly commendable…. I’m impressed…..Tom

1:07:16 I just made a smoked sausage sandwich with two fried eggs , two slices of cheese, and garlic mayo on toasted 12 grain bread. I was inspired by your dehydrated lasagna…..Tom

1:02:00 WELLL….! this looks fun and easy….Tom

Have you ever run into Sasquatch? What part of the country are you in? I miss my canoe so bad. I lost track of it when I was a young traveling man. ….Tom

I did this loop with two girlfriends in 2021. We did not have an InReach or anything like that and we realized pretty early on how foolish that was. Luckily nothing happened. We, too, heard the wolves.

Great channel!!

Dude, your production value is insane! Love what you're creating!!! Keep going!

Tip! Fish upstream Because the current is what brings food to all fish species in a river system, they always hold with their noses facing up current. Therefore, it's hugely important to fish in current by casting upstream and retrieving your bait with the current. 1:14:03

Thank you for sharing your adventure! My wife Deb and I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for taking us along, Kev. Cheers!

Kev! You’ve inspired me to start canoeing myself. I’ll be headed on my 3rd trip next week to Algonquin. I’ve been struggling to get good photo/video with my iPhone. Wondering what camera you use, I’m assuming you’ve got it on a mount so you can spin it either towards you or away?

Did a 2 week long canoe trip through that park when I was 10. Good times.

Good canoe tripping video but a little too much food prep and eating.

Nice route! I'll have to give it a try. Thanks for the great content.

Being the health conscious guy that I am, I cringed when you ate the Jos Louis. Lol. Oh ya, it's fluffy, but you don't wanna know how. Lol

Have you tried the Grayl Geopress water filter bottle before? I have one but haven't used it yet.

This is beautiful. People don't know what they're missing in their life. I've done day trips out to remote locations around Kawartha and let me tell you- overwhelming feelings of joy and happiness . Awesome video, by the way.. I have a Sony a6400 and love it, but this camera quality is superb. Would be curious to know what camera it is.