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Thank you both for the kind words. Glad you've been enjoying the blog and thanks for reading!

HI All, The Brent Crawl Part 3: Stumbling Towards Cedar is now up. It covers the third day of my recent trip from Canoe Lake to Cedar Lake and includes waterfalls, unicorns and a town called Brent. Spoiler: Unicorn Hill is kinda awful.

Hi All, I've got part two of my recent trip up through the middle of Algonquin Park up now. It covers my day from White Trout to Catfish. It was a long day. Hope everyone enjoys their long weekend! Drew

Thanks Doug! Part 2 should be up in the next day or two.

HI All, I've got a new trip report up over at All of Algonquin. It covers the first leg of my recent trip from Canoe Lake up to, and around, Cedar Lake in Algonquin Park. This report covers the day and a half from Canoe Lake to White Trout, with a quick side trip to Santa's Village along the...

Hi everyone, Here's my report on my latest trip to Algonquin. I took my 2 and 5 year old to Sec Lake and spent a significant amount of time fishing my 2 year old's paddle/hat/everything he could reach and throw overboard out of the water. Drew

That's a beautiful paddle. Sounds like a fun trip, despite the bugs. Bug shelter over the privy is a great idea. Thanks for sharing.

Lots of great information here. Thank you to everyone who replied. I'll definitely be looking at some of the other models mentioned as well.

I'm starting to look at solo boats. I do a lot of solo tripping but until now it's been in tandem canoes. I'd love to drop some weight from the portages. Anyone used the Swift solo boats? I've got a Swift Winisk and I've been happy with it, wondering if the solo options from Swift are also...

southcove if they don't then it's a dramatically under served market. (Thanks for the feedback!)

Hi All, This is the first trip report I’m posting here. As a little bit of background, last summer I set a goal to paddle 100 lakes in Algonquin and I kept track of it on my blog. Now that the 100 lakes thing is done, it’s morphed into a wider goal: basically, I want to get to every canoe...

Truer words have never been spoken

Depends on the time of year. If it's warm out I generally stick with a bathing suit, rash guard and ball cap. I find that as long as the rain isn't driving into my face I don't much notice it. During the early and late season I wear a pair of northface rain pants and a goretex rain jacket...

Hi All, Glad to be joining up here. I primarily trip in Algonquin Park here in Ontario, but I'm always on the lookout for new and interesting places to paddle. Very much looking forward to getting to know some folks and getting some ideas for non-Algonquin tripping. Drew