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CamperChristina.com
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My name is Camper Christina and I love the outdoors! I also enjoy videos and creating them. I added this channel to share my passion of the outdoors and video making. I head out on lots of adventures, year round, and most are solo adventures. I hope you subscribe to my channel and give me a chance to show you some of the awesome places I visit, and share in my love of the outdoors and outdoor adventures!
Cheers!
Camper Christina
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Cheers!
Camper Christina
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Algonquin Backcountry Trip - P2 - Tim Lake w Tam - July 2024
Tim Lake is one of my favourite lakes to camp on in Algonquin Park. A few months ago when my friend Tam told me she booked it for us, I was elated. There’s always something cool to see in this area of the park, and we were totally rewarded on this adventure. I hope you enjoy these videos, full of delicious food, interesting sightings, gorgeous scenery and lots of laughter.
Part 1: ruclips.net/video/IvHooZ-K3hc/видео.htmlsi=u5m0kTqgw-aHxwud
Part 2: ruclips.net/video/81pVuwFKREA/видео.html
Part 3: ruclips.net/video/yqJlyneRa9g/видео.html
The green plaid H2O canoe is made of basalt innegra and carbon innegra and has most of the same specs as my previous 14' 6" pro lite solo canoe from H20 Canoe ...
Part 1: ruclips.net/video/IvHooZ-K3hc/видео.htmlsi=u5m0kTqgw-aHxwud
Part 2: ruclips.net/video/81pVuwFKREA/видео.html
Part 3: ruclips.net/video/yqJlyneRa9g/видео.html
The green plaid H2O canoe is made of basalt innegra and carbon innegra and has most of the same specs as my previous 14' 6" pro lite solo canoe from H20 Canoe ...
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Algonquin Backcountry Trip - P1 - Tim Lake w Tam - July 2024
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Tim Lake is one of my favourite lakes to camp on in Algonquin Park. A few months ago when my friend Tam told me she booked it for us, I was elated. There’s always something cool to see in this area of the park, and we were totally rewarded on this adventure. I hope you enjoy these videos, full of delicious food, interesting sightings, gorgeous scenery and lots of laughter. Part 1: ruclips.net/v...
Back To Backcountry - P3 - Buckskin Lake Canoe Trip - HHWT
Просмотров 85714 дней назад
I was heading back to the Backcountry! After some minor health issues, I felt strong enough to head out for a weekend on a canoe trip and even complete a portage. Physically, I knew I could do it, but mentally I still needed a bit of motivation. After talking through my plans with my friend Jenny, and finding out most of their weekend was open, I decided on a half-and-half trip. The first half ...
Back To Backcountry - P2 - Buckskin Lake Canoe Trip - HHWT
Просмотров 77721 день назад
I was heading back to the Backcountry! After some minor health issues, I felt strong enough to head out for a weekend on a canoe trip and even complete a portage. Physically, I knew I could do it, but mentally I still needed a bit of motivation. After talking through my plans with my friend Jenny, and finding out most of their weekend was open, I decided on a half-and-half trip. The first half ...
Back To Backcountry - P1 - Buckskin Lake Canoe Trip - HHWT
Просмотров 2 тыс.Месяц назад
I was heading back to the Backcountry! After some minor health issues, I felt strong enough to head out for a weekend on a canoe trip and even complete a portage. Physically, I knew I could do it, but mentally I still needed a bit of motivation. After talking through my plans with my friend Jenny, and finding out most of their weekend was open, I decided on a half-and-half trip. The first half ...
Camper Christina Cooks - Pie Iron Dessert Pie - Apple & Marshmallow Pie - Mountain Pie
Просмотров 503Месяц назад
In this video, I make a delicious dessert pizza in a pie iron. I used to make them a lot when car camping with friends in Longpoint, but have never made one in the backcountry. The original plan for this weekend was to camp on Kiosk Lake, with no portages, but due to some issues, I switched the trip to Upper Crane in Haliburton. I had to do one small portage with the heavy pie iron, but it was ...
Camper Christina Cooks - Making Tuna Alfredo Fettuccine - Muskego Wildlands Loop,Temagami
Просмотров 420Месяц назад
While on a 6 day canoe trip through Temagami's challenging Muskego Wildlands, I create and enjoy a simple but delicious meal. I have never really tried using tuna in a meal for dinner before. I know lots of people have, but I honestly didn't think it would be tasty, so I never attempted it. I was wrong. It's delicious! Hope you enjoy the video and it inspires you to try something new, like it h...
Haliburton Canoe Trip - P2 - Where Are My Tent Poles ? - w Jenny on McEwan Lake
Просмотров 923Месяц назад
In desperate need of some nature therapy, Jenny and I head out in her tandem canoe to one of my favourite campsites in the Haliburton Highlands Water Trails. We out smart the rain and enjoy the day, but discover some important pieces of gear missing along the way. Find out how we adapt to our situation and find solutions to the challenges we face, and end up having an amazing time! If you like ...
Haliburton Canoe Trip - P1 - Where's My Sleeping Bag? - w Jenny on McEwan Lake
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 месяца назад
In desperate need of some nature therapy, Jenny and I head out in her tandem canoe to one of my favourite campsites in the Haliburton Highlands Water Trails. We out smart the rain and enjoy the day, but discover some important pieces of gear missing along the way. Find out how we adapt to our situation and find solutions to the challenges we face, and end up having an amazing time! If you like ...
Algonquin Adventure: Solo Canoe Trip on Kiosk Lake - Part 3 - May Long Weekend 2024
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 месяца назад
My May long weekend trip didn’t have any portaging, but I gratefully got in some paddling, and camping! I even did a little fishing! I also got to test out my brand new H20 Performance Paddle! Funnily, they are not affiliated with H20 Canoe Company. Come camping with me on Kioshkokwi Lake in Algonquin Park, where I fight the blackflies, prepare and eat some tasty food, do some exploring and enj...
Algonquin Adventure: Solo Canoe Trip on Kiosk Lake - Part 2 - May Long Weekend 2024
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 месяца назад
My May long weekend trip didn’t have any portaging, but I gratefully got in some paddling, and camping! I even did a little fishing! I also got to test out my brand new H20 Performance Paddle! Funnily, they are not affiliated with H20 Canoe Company. Come camping with me on Kioshkokwi Lake in Algonquin Park, where I fight the blackflies, prepare and eat some tasty food, do some exploring and enj...
Algonquin Adventure: Solo Canoe Trip on Kiosk Lake - Part 1 - May Long Weekend 2024
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.2 месяца назад
My May long weekend trip didn’t have any portaging, but I gratefully got in some paddling, and camping! I even did a little fishing! I also got to test out my brand new H20 Performance Paddle! Funnily, they are not affiliated with H20 Canoe Company. Come camping with me on Kioshkokwi Lake in Algonquin Park, where I fight the blackflies, prepare and eat some tasty food, do some exploring and enj...
1ST SOLO Canoe Trip of 2024 - P2 - Cat Lake HHWT - Haliburton Highlands Water Trails
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.2 месяца назад
My first solo canoe trip of 2024, took place at the start of May on Cat Lake in the Haliburton Highlands Water Trails. May Long weekend was coming up fast, and I needed to get some portaging in. This spot was perfect, as it begins with a 630m portage. I booked an awesome site that I've stayed on before, and enjoyed gorgeous weather, tasty food and a new book I was anxious to read. I also had a ...
1ST SOLO Canoe Trip of 2024 - P1 - Cat Lake HHWT - Haliburton Highlands Water Trails
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.3 месяца назад
My first solo canoe trip of 2024, took place at the start of May on Cat Lake in the Haliburton Highlands Water Trails. May Long weekend was coming up fast, and I needed to get some portaging in. This spot was perfect, as it begins with a 630m portage. I booked an awesome site that I've stayed on before, and enjoyed gorgeous weather, tasty food and a new book I was anxious to read. I also had a ...
2024: First Canoe Trip - Camping On Crown Land - Nine Mile Lake Part 2
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.3 месяца назад
The first canoe trip of the season is always awesome! Camping on crown land on a lake I've never camped on before, with a good friend, made it ever more awesome! We worked around the bad weather in the forecast, enjoyed a blue sky day, lots of tasty food and we both tested out some new gear for the very first time. Add in a gorgeous sunrise, peepers peeping and warm temperatures and I couldn't ...
2024: First Canoe Trip - Camping On Crown Land - Nine Mile Lake Part 1
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2024: First Canoe Trip - Camping On Crown Land - Nine Mile Lake Part 1
1st Paddle of 2024 - Exploring Nine Mile Lake with the Green Plaid Canoe
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1st Paddle of 2024 - Exploring Nine Mile Lake with the Green Plaid Canoe
What's the Water Temperature & What it Means - Cold Water Paddling
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What's the Water Temperature & What it Means - Cold Water Paddling
Top Highlights Of Canoecopia 2024 - The Ultimate Paddling Event!
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.4 месяца назад
Top Highlights Of Canoecopia 2024 - The Ultimate Paddling Event!
2024 Quiet Adventures Symposium Highlights
Просмотров 5444 месяца назад
2024 Quiet Adventures Symposium Highlights
Surviving The Cold: Part 2: Epic Winter Camping In Algonquin Park 2024
Просмотров 6054 месяца назад
Surviving The Cold: Part 2: Epic Winter Camping In Algonquin Park 2024
Surviving The Cold: Part 1: Epic Winter Camping In Algonquin Park 2024
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Surviving The Cold: Part 1: Epic Winter Camping In Algonquin Park 2024
PORTAGING in the Canadian Wilderness - Full Presentation from OAS 2024
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PORTAGING in the Canadian Wilderness - Full Presentation from OAS 2024
Lessons Learned in the Canadian Wilderness - Full Presentation from OAS 2024
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Lessons Learned in the Canadian Wilderness - Full Presentation from OAS 2024
KILLBEAR WINTER - P3 - Camping in the Homemade Hot Tent - With Vicky
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KILLBEAR WINTER - P3 - Camping in the Homemade Hot Tent - With Vicky
KILLBEAR WINTER - P2 - Camping in the Homemade Hot Tent - With Vicky
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KILLBEAR WINTER - P2 - Camping in the Homemade Hot Tent - With Vicky
KILLBEAR WINTER - P1 - Camping in the Homemade Hot Tent - With Vicky
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KILLBEAR WINTER - P1 - Camping in the Homemade Hot Tent - With Vicky
Backcountry Hot Tent Trip - Kawartha Highlands -P2 - Wild Camping/Snowstorm/SOLO/Remote Camping
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Backcountry Hot Tent Trip - Kawartha Highlands -P2 - Wild Camping/Snowstorm/SOLO/Remote Camping
Backcountry Hot Tent Trip - Kawartha Highlands -P1 - Wild Camping/Snowstorm/SOLO/Remote Camping
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Backcountry Hot Tent Trip - Kawartha Highlands -P1 - Wild Camping/Snowstorm/SOLO/Remote Camping
The Best of 2023! - Camper Christina's Year End Recap
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The Best of 2023! - Camper Christina's Year End Recap
That last mushroom looked like it was glass. Cool.
Love that bug shelter. I clearly need an upgrade, mine is utterly useless! I think it invites more bugs in than it keeps out! Lol
It is definitely one of my most favourite pieces of gear. I even use it when it’s not the bug season. I really like the tarp & how easily it sets up. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Cheers.
Thanks for bringing us along, the mouse story had me laughing. Just an FYI, I spray peppermint oil around my tent and site. It keeps you mice free. Tam seems like a nice person to share the adventure with. Thanks again, be well my friend.
Thanks so much for the pointer. Are you aware that bears are attracted to peppermint? Lol I’ll take my chances with the mice. Hope you are doing well and having a wonderful summer. Thank you for your continued support. I greatly appreciate you. Cheers.
@camperchristina where did you get the map??
Hi Mike. Thanks for the message. I just got out of the backcountry and didn’t have a signal since early Friday morning. The map is from Kevin Callan’s book. I mentioned it a few times in the video series. Possibly you missed it?  If you can’t locate it I’ll send you an image of it when I get home. I’m still on the road. Cheers! Message me on the other platform.
awesome video🤗
Thank you ! 😊😊😊
Another great episode... The scenery is so soreal and I can only imagine how relaxing is it just being there... Your love for camping and nature is infectious and you inspire more people to go out and explore this beautiful land. I am sure viewers learn a lot about camping, canoeing and what Ontario has to offer for such enthusiasts like you. Really love your work! Thanks so much for that!
Thank you so very much for the kind words. I appreciate them more than I can say. Cheers!
What you do is incredible. I ride my atv to explore off grid remote locations. But you take it to an entirely different level. Keep up the great content and best of luck on your next journey.
Lol. Thank you so much. This is a super easy trip. Some of the other ones can get pretty gnarly though. I am truly grateful for your comment. Thank you so much. I look forward to hearing from you again. Please don’t take any offence to any comments I make in my videos regarding ATVs. It’s not personal. Lol
@CamperChristina no worries. I have thick skin lol and I respect the heck outta nature and the trails. I bring a garbage bag with me each ride and clean up as much garbage as I can fit into my cargo box. It's the select few that unfortunately ruin it for the rest of us and give us the bad reputation.
Wow! That is so awesome! Thank you for doing that. 😊 Cheers !
@@CamperChristina absolutely my pleasure
Love this video!
Thank you so much !
OMG that is such a funny incident regarding the mouse lol. When you hit the tent you probably sent him flying lol. Freeze dried skittles Hmm never heard of those interesting, ya i dont care for sour either Christina . What a peaceful couple days so far Tam and you are having . can't get much better than that, a great campsite , good food on a beautiful lake with Loons.
It will get funnier when you eventually see the videos from the trip where I saw the bear. Honestly I think I was more scared of the mouse. Thanks for being you. Cheers
Hi Tam Hi Christina beautiful camp spot love where the tents are looks sheltered very pretty regardless. I am just back from Seguin township near Parry sound, WOW nice capture of the moon so gorgeous. glistening across the lake. Looks' like a wonderful start to your camping trip with Tam.
Thank you so much. I wish you would’ve let me know in advance you were going to be so close by. By the time I found out it was too late and I had a bit of a work crisis and then you were gone. Next time you’re up this way, please let me know in advance and hopefully I can visit with you somehow. Cheers. 😊
yup I will let you know next time i am up that way again .
Can't recall mice on a campsite . But had wolves once closing in .We're on a narrow peninsula and no way out except into the canoe and out on the lake .Got about 25 specks in 2 days ,biggest about 15 in. 8 hrs from Tim R access but you have to single trip portages and 1.5 hrs of old logging roads .
Very interesting. Thanks so much for sharing that. Hope you are well. Cheers.
Mice freak me out too.
Lol
The skittle are just skittles put in a food dehydrator. Try it!
I’m not really a big fan of skittles. So I would not attempt it myself but thanks for sharing the information. Hopefully it helps someone. I hope you enjoyed the video. Cheers!
They’re freeze dried, not dehydrated. Whole different ball game. I use both machines - huge difference between them.
It looks like it would be good to burn both ends of the stove pipe. It looked like the end connected to stove was maintaining shape very well and a great color as well
I am really not sure what the point of that would be, but thanks for sharing your opinion. 😊 I hope you enjoyed the video. Cheers!
@@CamperChristina I seen the end that changed color connected to the stove maintained shape better and it seems that using the other end of the stove pipe to connect to the stove will change the color more and help maintain the shape better on the both ends to help roll
@@ModernMonksNunsPriest the colour change only indicates that the pipe has gotten to a certain temperature and the toxins have burned off of the pipe. That is the reason for the first burn. I have not found that either end has any issue holding its shape after the first burn, at all. If you look through my videos after this one, I use the stove, I show rolling it and unrolling it several times, and there’s no issues with the pipe on either the burnt end or the unburned end. I definitely don’t see any point in spending another four hours to burn the other end of the stove pipe when there would be no benefit. Possibly it just looked that way because I had the ring at the base of the pipe where the stove attaches and at the top of the pipe the ring is further down. That’s the only thing I can think of that you may have seen that might indicate there’s a difference, but there is none at all with the pipe holding its shape after the burn. On either end. Cheers !
Haven't been to Tim Lake...looked like a great place to relax and soak it all in...especially with a good friend.
It’s such a great spot. I have found that it’s gotten a lot busier in the last few years, but even when it’s fully booked, I find that it’s almost always empty.
I wonder, has anybody done that unifficial portage recently. Why not open it up as a tough portage? Makes for a cool loop
From what I understand you can get a fine if you do it. That’s what I’ve been told from the park office. So no, I don’t think anyone has done it recently and I don’t know why they don’t open it up? You would have to ask the Park about that. Cheers !
While Killarney is busy and booked in advance thankfully it is not “packed with people” thanks to limited sites keeping it a wilderness park. But it is a total PITA how busy it has gotten since the early 90s. Lol. Are you just navigating by map?
I rarely see people on my trips, so for me, it feels busy, even if I just see a few people. It is stunningly beautiful, so I get it. I navigate with a map on my phone, GPS map, compass, paper copy of my map, I use a bunch of different methods. Thanks for watching. I hope you enjoyed the video? Cheers.
That is definitely my kind of adventure, so glad you had someone to share it with, and us too. I look forward to the next installment. Be well my friend, I hope the mice stay away.
Thank you so much hatch. I’m so glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks!
You’re amazing. Thank you so much. 😊😊😊😊
was one of our favourite camp sites too!!! miss Algonquin, miss the lake routes... miss you too!!! 🙃
Yay Brian Jay! How are you my friend? I miss you too. Looks like life is doing good for you so keep enjoying it and maybe will see each other one day soon. You never know?
Years ago I thought about getting that same tattoo but didn’t. Now I can’t lol. But looks cool. I will need to find some else Algonquin to do. Ps love ur shows
Thank you. Why can’t you ?
@@CamperChristina think that would b like stealing someone else idea
Oh my gosh. Not at all. Mine is actually a lady Portager made from my silhouette. Pony tail and all! Lol. I did not invent the portage symbol and I am not the only one to have it. Do what works for you. 😊
Just got back from Tobermory and I’m American, so we had no idea about the liquor strike! Hearing you talk about it made me laugh. Luckily I brought wine from home on my trip. You make me want to explore the Georgian Bay!
Haha hi Aimee ! I didn’t know about it either. I am not a big drinker, so I guess it didn’t matter as much to me as it did to other people. Luckily you live in America where alcohol is so much cheaper than it is here I used to live in Niagara on the border and growing up. It was a thing to go over the river to get your alcohol. I hope you had a great time in Tobermory. It’s beautiful there. I’ve only ever been there in the winter though.
Been trough Tim L many a time .Some good speck lakes in the area. Never had even a bite in Tim though .Had some brutal paddles heading out across Tim.
Thanks for sharing that and taking the time to comment. I appreciate your continued support Alex. Thank you.
Great video, love the fun you two were having! I love to see Algonquin as I moved from Ontario to BC a couple years ago, where there are plenty of beautiful views and camping spots too, but there's something about Algonquin that's so special.
There is… Isn’t there? People tell me that if I go to BC I won’t come back. Thank you so much for taking the time to comment & for checking out my video. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for the great videos!
Thank you sooo much ! 😊😊😊
The best thing is being out there myself, the second best thing is a Camper Christina sunrise canoe video!
Lol. Thank you Karen. 😊
That is some of the greatest scenery! That picture you put on your FB page was epic!!!
Thank you so much Kristin. Which picture was that? Can you actually send me a DM through Facebook or Instagram? I’ll explain when you message me. 😊😊😊
I like this camp site! It is very pretty there!
Yes. It’s my fav site. Easy access to the river and cool pics and wildlife. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Can you please send me a DM on Instagram or Facebook? I’d like to offer you some thing special for your continued support. Cheers !
Pretty up there. Definitely looks a lot cooler than Texas right now.
Most likely… But depends on the day. When we get heat waves here, it’s probably just as hot but for the most part, you’ve definitely got the gold medal for hotspots lol.
Thanks for going to the trouble of making this video Christina, much appreciated. I am about to attempt a huge job replacing 5 big windows on a family nylon tent as they had corroded with UV over the years, and I hated the idea of throwing away a huge amount of plastic-based fabric without at least trying. The tent also has lovely memories from my kids growing up. Repairers said it wasn't cost effective. There is hardly anything around on doing this on the internet, and you have helped me get my head around it. This is the only other video I found in case it is useful to anyone. ruclips.net/video/aF7i-iAgzZc/видео.html My tent is thin nylon, and huge, so I am expecting a nightmare! With thin nylon I'm planning to use iron on seam sealing tape on the inside. Here goes! Hope all is well, Geoff in the UK
That is the video that I used as well to help me. Just a note that in the comments somewhere, someone mentioned that I did the seams incorrectly. I really don’t know what I did wrong? But apparently I did something a bit backwards. Also… won’t the nylon melt,,with heat?
@@CamperChristina I guess on the other video the bias tape ends up on the inside, with the folded seam on the outside hiding it - so kind of the reverse of what you have done. But if you like the look of the tape, and as long as the canvas materials mean it doesn't leak, then i guess your way will function the same, so why not? For man-made tent materials the seam sealing tape comes with instructions for using an iron by gradually increasing the heat until you find the point at which the glue on the tape melts without melting the materials, but for sure that is a danger - I'll be testing it on some spare fabric first. You use brown paper between the iron and the tape to diffuse the heat too. Looking at my other nylon tent with a window in it, they didn't use bias tape, just sewed in the window covered by a single folded seam from the front, then used sealing tape wide enough to cover the two lines of sewing and run up onto the window. The nylon tent I'm repairing didn't have bias tape either, but I bought tape just in case....I think I will try it with no bias tape, single folded seams onto the outside of the window, then seam seal the inside (which maybe strengthens in the same way as bias tape?)....and test with water before going onto the next one. Haha, there is a lot to go wrong the first time, I will only really know next time I camp in the wind and rain, but let's fight throw-away culture!
I agree completely and commend you for what you’re trying to do. I wish you all the success in the world. I hope it works out for you. I did add the bias tape for looks and only one of the 5 windows leaks a tiny bit in one corner. My hot tent, however, has the sides at a 45° ish angle which makes the water sit in the seams a bit, whereas on a normal tent, it will probably be more up and down and not so angled. Sending so much luck to you. Let me know how it works out ? Cheers
Great video with tips on socks, chocolate and my fav great nephew, Aspen fishing!!😊
Lol. Thank you sherry. Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
You girls did amazing well. I liked the way you cooked the pizza.
Thank you so much 🤗p
Wow - I've been going to Algonquin since the 90's and have never been asked for my permit! Cool!
In 22 years, I’ve only been asked twice. I think on popular access lakes it might be more common.
That looks like a fun time 🎉
Thank you
I had a whole family once help carry my stuff from Ten Mile Lake to Dunlop. And their kids were very young. But I don't see any campers where I go now. I hope to leave for 5 nights in several days, and repeat that 5 times. In the meantime I have to stay tuned and learn a few tricks.
Wishing you safe travels on your trips. 😊
It looks like a nice adventure with some nice folks. I’m glad that rain at the end held off until you were on the road. Thanks for sharing, be well my friend.
Thanks hatch !
Hi Christina, Im curious how you book the site on buckskin lake, I dont see it on the HHWT reservation system.
There are several different areas in the Haliburton highlands water trails reservation system. You need to go under frost center for buckskin. Email me if you need any more help at camperchristina@outlook.com and I can send you the links. I’m not sure if they work here? Cheers ahtrails.ca/create-booking/results?resourceLocationId=-2147483646&mapId=-2147483648&searchTabGroupId=0&bookingCategoryId=0&startDate=2024-08-08&endDate=2024-08-09&nights=1&isReserving=true&equipmentId=-32768&subEquipmentId=-32768&partySize=1&searchTime=2024-08-08T05:57:33.322&accessPointResourceId=-2147483474&flexibleSearch=%5Bfalse,false,null,1%5D
@@CamperChristina OMG, I found it. It is near the Kennisis Lake Dam Access Point. Google map gave me another Buckskin Lake, thats why I couldnot find it thrught the system. Thank you, Christina
@@wenren7895 not a problem at all. I’m glad you found it. If you Google access points for haliburton Highlands, Water Trails, there’s a page on their website somewhere that actually has GPS locations of the accesses. I highly recommend using that if you’re going to some of the less popular ones.
@@CamperChristina Thank you very much for the useful information. That map makes life much easier!
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It sounds like they don't allow ATVs there I'm an area now and it's hard to find a place to stop and enjoy the quiet
The land in many parts of hhwt is shared. There are cottages on some of the lakes and all types of activities, motorized and non. I don’t know the exact rules but just what I’ve seen.
Thank you for this content! Love your channel!
Awe. Thank you so much Aimee!
You cook so good out there! How do you keep everything fresh. No freeze dried food for you.
Lol. Depends on the trip. This is a short easy trip, and a lot of foods don’t need refrigeration. People just refrigerate everything because they think they have to. I eat lots of freeze dried meals. I do challenging solo portaging trips, usually between 4 to 7 days where I eat lots of freeze dried food. Because I camp so much and also because I’m filming, I try to make different things to keep me happy by not eating the same food all the time, and to make interesting content. Cheers
What a strange looking mushroom. Breakfast looked good. 😊
Wasn’t it? Lol. Thanks
Hi Doris. Can you please send me a dm on fb or Instagram ?
@@CamperChristina would like to but I’m not on either fb on instagram
Email to CamperChristina@outlook.com? 😊😊😊
Looks like another successful trip! TY!
😊
Hi Sherrie . Can you please send me a dm on fb or Instagram ? 😊😊😊
Sweet!
😊
love your adventures
Thank you so much!
I camped at the north end of Buckskin several years ago and the family of otters in the bay near the site were having a grand old time!
So cool! Thanks for commenting. Cheers !
Food looks great as usual.
Thank you
The backcountry is best when shared with friends. Looks like a great weekend trip.
Thanks for commenting and watching. Cheers