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As the title says - when do you say it's too cold to consider using the canoe? Well, if you do consider it - at what point do you decide to be smart and stay on dry(ish) ground. I was hoping that the weather this fall was going to be more like last year with positive temps deep into November but...

I friend met these folks on their journey and passed the link on to me. I have not read much of their journey, but I did read enough to know others may appreciate the read. https://thedoctorswild.com/

Seeing as my adventure this past weekend was cancelled, I was put to work "cleaning" and while trimming down the bookshelf this weekend I am pretty sure I won't need these: So i thought I would see if anyone reasonably local would like these books. ​David Gerr - The elements of boat strength...

As the Title says - should I go Quetico or BWCA next summer? Probably a week +/- in Mid Summer. I have the books for both - maps for most of Q, none for BWCA. Travel is about the same to both for me. Quetico - have been there, do want to see the falls chain or go deeper in to the heart of...

So I am planning a solo loop trip that I may or may not get to do this year, depends on time and weather. I was looking at the following route description and was looking at the maps (just have to get my hands on one topo I am missing). http://www.paddle.mb.ca/resources/ro...ner-lake-loop/ Here...

So I just spent a few bucks on ordering a 1.1oz Silnylon Hex 12 Tarp kit and material to make the adventure pup sleeping bag from Rip Stop by the Roll. I know BV orders from them so they must be ok. I have a MEC guide Tarp and had been wandering around the local stores looking for a nice...

Hi all, Trips sometimes get planned at the strangest places. At a meeting this spring I was asked about taking a canoe trip with a fellow board member and his wife - potentially to the Experimental Lakes Area (ELA). As time rolled by the route had to be changed to one that did not involve...

While on my Kilvert Lake canoe trip this past summer my tripping companion had this attachment for the BioLite Stove. If you are not familiar with this stove - Its essentially a stick stove that generates electricity and can charge items via a USB attachment. Now if that was not cool enough it...

Wow - I can't believe I missed this forum. But then I have been out of canoe tripping for a couple of years but after hiking this summer in 30+C heat I came to the realization that I should canoe more and hike less when the temps get too hot. Was googling some route info and stumbled on a trip...