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Gone Camping Again
Добавлен 15 июн 2021
We're Elise and Ross Burley, avid canoe trippers and winter campers from Ontario, Canada.
Check out our latest videos from our adventures in Algonquin Provincial Park, the Temagami region, and more.
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Check out our latest videos from our adventures in Algonquin Provincial Park, the Temagami region, and more.
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Canoeing Lake Superior's Pukaskwa Coast, 10 Day Backcountry Camping
Join Elise & Ross on our wilderness 10 day Lake Superior canoe camping trip from the Pukaskwa River to Hattie Cove. Our Journey takes us wild camping along the remote Pukaskwa coastline as we discover the mystery and beauty of Lake Superior on this amazing canoe camping trip.
We explore Cascade falls, Pukaskwa Depot, discover Pukaskwa Pits, and brave the stormy weather Lake Superior throws our way. We also enjoy many wilderness cooking meals along the way, and have more than our share of surprises! We hope you enjoy :)
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We explore Cascade falls, Pukaskwa Depot, discover Pukaskwa Pits, and brave the stormy weather Lake Superior throws our way. We also enjoy many wilderness cooking meals along the way, and have more than our share of surprises! We hope you enjoy :)
Don't forget to leave a like and hit the subscribe button to be notified when we release new videos! Let us know if you have any questions about camping, canoes, the route or...
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A Summer of Wilderness Adventure! The Highlights
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A quick highlight reel from Elise & Ross showing some of the amazing locations we traveled this summer. Full trip videos will be coming soon! Trips included in this highlight video: Pukaskwa Lake Superior Temagami, Lady Evelyn River and Blueberry Lake Algonquin, Lake Opeongo/ Hailstorm Creek Seguin River
Algonquin Park MOOSE #shorts
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Quick video of a moose sighting in Algonquin Park. Canoeing Hailstorm creek off Lake Opeongo we came across a moose feeding in the creek. #SHORTS
-34° Camping 4 Days in Snowstorm | TEMAGAMI Hot Tent Winter Camping in the Wilderness
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Join Elise & Ross on our first hot tent winter camping trip! We take 4 days and explore winter camping in a snowstorm in Lake Temagami's wilderness backcountry. We leave the canoe at home this trip and bring winter pulks to pull our gear. It takes us come time to get used to camping in the snow and we trek in over the frozen winter landscape with minus 34deg wind chill freezing our exposed skin...
Exploring TOFINO and Vancouver Island | The Wild West Coast
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Join Elise & Ross as we discover beautiful Vancouver Island and Tofino. We landed in Victoria airport in British Columbia and stay our first nights in North Saanich at a beautiful air BNB. We explore east sooke regional park and buchart gardens before making the drive down highway 1 to Nanaimo to highway 4. We explore Cameron lake and catherdral grove on our way to the west coast and Tofino. We...
ALGONQUIN PARK: Fall Colours Canoe Camping Trip. Preparing for Hot Tent Winter Camping
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Join Elise & Ross as set off through Algonquin Provincial park on a canoe camping trip. We start our adventure at Sunday creek put-in, paddling through Norway lake to our campsite on Fork lake. The goal of our trip is to prepare for hot tent winter camping by testing our new Esker hot tent. We explore the wilderness of Algonquin provincial park and soak in the Golden Encore of yellow tamarack t...
Camping in the rain during our Killarney wilderness canoe trip to OSA Lake and The Crack.
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Join us as we explore Killarney Provincial Park in northern ontario. We hike paddle through george lake, to freeland lake then portage into Killarney lake were we are camping in the wilderness of the beautiful park. We hike to the crack at killarney provincial park where the view is stunning looking over to OSA lake. We spend the night camping in the heavy rain before we try out our wilderness ...
Oxtongue River Algonquin Park Canoe Trip. Camping in the rain!
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Follow Elise and Ross on our camping trip in Algonquin Provincial park as we canoe the Oxtongue River from Tea Lake Dam to the Algonquin Outfitters on Oxtongue Lake. We travel Algonquin parks wilderness experiencing rushing white water, explore waterfalls, see wild landscapes and wild animals like the moose. We enduring camping in heavy rain as we push on down the river to our camp above high f...
TEMAGAMI | 9 Days Camping in the Wild | Canoeing the Lady Evelyn River from Florence Lake
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Join Elise & Ross on our wilderness 9 day Temagami canoe camping trip from Florence lake down the Lady Evelyn River to Hobart Lake. Our Journey takes us wild camping from Florence Mountain to Maple Mountain as we discover the mystery and beauty of Temagami on this amazing canoe camping trip. We explore florence lake, mapherson lake, katherine lake, hobart lake and tent camping at a waterfall. E...
Great Video! Heading out for a trip in a week to the Temagami. Your trip has a little bit of my route on it so this helped out. Thank you.
Great paddle!
A great video whit great filming of the Lake and camping experience. Such beautiful scenery, thanks for sharing it with us.
@@mtm101designs9 glad you enjoyed! And thanks for letting us know :)
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Nice video, like how you don't spend alot of time on any one thing. Got to your channel from Kevin's post. You should do a trip on the north shore, so much to see. I live on the south shore and know the lake well, number one rule, the lake makes all the calls.
@@donalddakota8069 thanks Donald, glad you enjoyed! The lake making the calls for travel is key for staying safe. We will be heading back for another trip on Lake Superior, it's such a beautiful lake!
Fabulous video! Nicely shot - you got decent weather, for the most part :) Superior can certainly be unpredictable, and pretty dicey in spots. You did well to manage with only little downtime. Looking forward to more videos!
Thanks Jay and Sheri! I would say we lucked out with the weather on this trip. We just traveled at the pace the lake let us :) more videos coming soon, I just need to buckle down and schedule some editing time. Ps I'm enjoying watching through your steel river trip! R
you came so close to Ishpatima Ridge ( the highist point in Ontario )
Yes we did come fairly close. Ishpatina ridge is accessed a little further west from scarecrow Lake, this is the highest point in Ontario. We finished on Hobart lake, fairly close to maple mountain.
Great video guys.
Very nice trip report, and wow, what great fishing! My wife and I ran the Pukaskwa River this past May, then paddled back to Hattie Cove. It looks like you had more wind than we did! We got stuck in English Fishery Harbour for a day. I regret not stopping to explore Pukaskwa Depot. We did explore the old logging camp at Lafleur's Dam, but there wasn't much left, just depressions in the ground from the cabins.
Thanks @gunnelgrabber! The fishing was excellent anywhere we tried. The worst wind of our trip was when we tucked into the white river for 3 days. In hindsight, it would have been interesting to see how big the waves got, but it was nice to not be stranded as well. The Pukaskwa depot was interesting, we looked around for an hour or 2. Mostly what you described, old house depressions, old wood stoves, pots, timber, I have heard there is a cemetery somewhere as well too
Nice trip! Good video!
Thanks Northwestwind! Glad you enjoyed the video!
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loved it great trip/adventure thanks for sharing really enjoyed classssssssssssss
Thanks Mike! Glad to hear you enjoyed our video!
Wow, amazing views! Lake Superior is one of those lakes you can be wind bound for days. Glad you made it safely.
Thanks Darren! This is one of the most scenic lakes we have traveled! Yes, it's very important to be aware of safety while on such a big lake. On this trip we tucked away on the White River for a day to avoid the worst of the wind and waves.
Hey. What a killer video. The views are amazing. The fish looked good too
First!
Thanks for sharing your adventure - looks like it was an epic trip ❤
you guys are awesome and so brave.
Thanks Michael!
Very sweet little trip, and beautiful video, thanks for sharing! This place is so magical that it's about the only place that I I'll tolerate dealing with tons of people. These site numbers must be the old numbers, so site 29 (now 62) must be the infamous "Mouse Island" on OSA lake then? Were you not overrun by mice during your stay there?
omg what a complainer, loose her
Wonderfully good video. Thank you.
Good nature and canoeing
Glad you enjoyed!
Thanks for sharing the video especially the sections showing the various rapids and swifts. I ran from Park Lake to Oxtongue Lake last year as a day trip but tomorrow I head back to do the same trip you did in this video likely starting at Tim Lake Dam and ending at Oxtongue Lake. I noticied in the comments that you were going to take some whitewater training this year. Did you take it and if so how did it work out (I will check your video list to see if you've answered in a video already). Subbed and liked.
I really enjoyed this video. Thanks 👍
Nice adventure!
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Great video! The snow is very thick.. nice channel brother, good luck from indonesia🇲🇨
Awesome trip with amazing views.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed! Killarney has some of our favorite views in Ontario!
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Mmmm sparkling wine. Effervescent.
The tasty wine pairs well with meat!
Barely even enough fish
The bare minimum fish was used.
Wow! another amazing adventure. Loved the howling at the stars. The days did look pretty cold, especially during the white outs with all the wind. The cook did an amazing job and it looked like you both had fun making the best of a challenging season especially with getting the firewood. Those mornings looked absolutely fringed. In those temps, the toughest part of the day is unzipping your sleeping bag in the AM. Hats off to the fire-maker for crawling out of his warm sleeping bag and getting the tent warmed up. Some truly wonderful memories in the great white North! Congrats Ross & Elise!
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Amazing adventure.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed :)
Ok🤩 good job👍☕
Thank you :) Cheers
Cool video; thanks for sharing. Wondering...how do you recharge your camera batteries during a long trip like this? I did a somewhat similar trip, solo inflatable SUP adventure, for only 4 days and pretty much used all my batteries. Looking for a solution. Thanks :)
Glad you enjoyed Rick! To keep the film gear going I would recommend the following: 1) A power bank to recharge your batteries. I have 4 in different sizes depending on trip length. A good starting point would be the Anker 20100mAh. www.amazon.ca/Portable-Charger-Anker-PowerCore-20100mAh/dp/B00X5RV14Y/ref=sr_1_4?crid=11U84C9TUOZX9&keywords=anker%2B2000%2Bbattery%2Bbank&qid=1650836467&sprefix=anker%2B2000%2Bbattery%2Bbank%2Caps%2C73&sr=8-4&th=1 2) I have 6 batteries for each camera (this trip was shot on a gopro and 5 batteries I believe, with x2 20k power banks) 3) I have picked up a solar panel for some longer trips this year to recharge the power banks and gear. I would choose to have large power banks already before adding a solar panel as it's more situational. Hope this help! R
I’ve never been to Killarney but your video makes it look so beautiful! I definitely have to plan a trip now!
Whoah great job running the rapids, and learned some stuff watching your maneuvers. White water is something I'd love to get more into this season. Nice camp sites along the way too.
Thanks! The site above Gravel falls is really nice. Love to be back there when it's not a monsoon to enjoy the fire pit. We're taking a whitewater training course this year to improve our skills. Proper technique to come, we really were winging this one lol!
Really cool route through the river and on the 2 mountains. Love that area and want to go back, may use some of this route as a guide. Just subbed to your channel, thanks for sharing the film.
Glad you enjoyed the route and video! It's an incredible area to visit, let me know if you have any questions planning your trip. R
Thank you for sharing guys. Amazing video
Great video guys and a beautiful experience to remember for ever.
@@gonecampingagain You and Ross have captured some great experiences that would have gone unnoticed by everyone but yourselves. And for that and the professional way they were done, we all are appreciative.
Some truly beautiful country, especially with the snowy, frosted mountains mixed in with the ocean breakers. The sweep at 2:40 is pretty amazing. The drone was sure doing overtime in this video. All in all, a Christmas to remember. Thanks for sharing.
A stunning place to experience, glad we could share. The old growth rainforest, mountains, and waves create a magical atmosphere. There were a few close calls with the drone but we kept it in 1 piece!
A wonderful mix of beautiful aerial and the beauty of the island from down below :) must of been cold when you filmed this brr! How was the battery life during flights? :)
So glad you enjoyed Andy! Tofino and all of western Canada was experiencing a polar vortex when we visited over the holidays. We left Ontario's balmy -3C to experience -7C on the west coast. It's very unusual for Tofino to have snow stay for a week! Some locations my fingers felt like they were going to freeze off while flying! I was flying a Mavic mini 2 - batteries in summer last 25 minutes, batteries at -6C last approx 19 minutes, batteries in -20C last approx 12 minutes.
Merry Christmas 🎅
dam beaver dam...I'm planning for my 1st Algonquin kayak fishing trip and I'm thinking if I should try Norway Lake as it's a remote lake but seems accessible...just not sure if I will be able to go across the beaver dam :P any recommendation? By the way, great adventure!
Lol dam beaver dams! Norway lake is very accessible. Avoid the beaver dam under the highway bridge by unloading at the side of the road. Bring gear to creek, then drive car to the parking lot for the Spruce boardwalk and walk back to gear at creek. That was the only large beaver dam until Norway (There's several small ones we just paddled over). The other large one was dividing Norway from Fork lake. I don't think you would have any issue getting to Norway lake with the beaver dams the size we paddled through (unless the beavers make them taller!). Norway will be fairly remote, low campsite numbers (2), just be aware the visitor center is on a hill looking over part of the sunday creek. Norway is a great spot to check out, another consideration for kayak fishing could be Rock lake. If you wanted to be alone echo bay and by the dam's are pretty isolated. I found the islands sites on rock lake very nice beside picto bay (Pictograph site). Glad you enjoyed our video. Good luck on your trip! R
Lol dam