Just found your channel. I have been dying to paddle camp, but I have no one to go with; my husband doesn’t like water 😕. You are too cute ☺️ I am going to binge all your videos this week. Look forward to more adventures 🌸
Thanks for the kind comment! I hope you enjoy the channel and find it helpful. I'm sorry to hear you don't have anyone to go paddle camping with. If you aren't comfortable going solo I'd recommend finding some Facebook groups of like minded folks in your area or companies that organize and run this type of activity.
The 3 of you make me want to have paddle boarding friends! Or anyone as a friend. But anyway this was for sure a blessing to watch… thank you for sharing your life with me by way of a video series
Thanks for always watching! I'm glad you are enjoying all my videos. More camping adventures to come! If you're looking for paddle boarding friends in your area I'd recommend joining some Facebook online groups. 🤙🏼
Just a tip for leeches, use your nail flat along your skin to pop them off at the sucker. If you use sand or salt it can cause them to vomit what they have back into the wound and cause an infection. Happy paddles!
Thanks so much for watching and for the kind comment! I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was a beautiful trip and I can't wait to share more backcountry adventures this summer 🙌🏼🏕️
@@PaddleAdventurer i truly love nature! Years ago I lived on my 35 acres and a off grid log cabin one mile from a paved road I had to walk the mile as it was not fit for a vehicle
Just got my new board and can't wait to get out on it still a bit chilly here in Minnesota. Would love to overnight on it im a 64yr old male retiring soon and looking forward to many adventures. Can't get into Canada because of alcohol mistakes made many years ago 😟 but we have lots of beautiful lakes here. wonderful video thanks for sharing.
Congratulations on the new purchase! Good call to wait, the water takes a bit to warm up and cold water is no joke. Sorry you can't get to Canada but I know you have loads of amazing spots for adventures there too! Here is the backcountry trip I did last year. First time with paddle boards and portaging 🙌🏼 ruclips.net/video/xby7kyS4_04/видео.htmlsi=zXioaCPvLqXRjvel
Thanks for watching! Awesome. Have you taken yours on a camping trip or a long day trip with gear? I loved how well it handled the weight. I have another SUP backcountry trip planned this summer in Killarney Ontario.
Thanks for watching and for the kind comment! Have you done any backcountry trips on your board? I can't wait to go again and have one planned so far this summer. 🏕️🙌🏼❤️
@@PyroFunFamily Yes! That's amazing. I wrote this short blog on what I learned from my first one (this video) paddleadventurer.com/sup-backcountry-camping/ Looking forward to hearing how it goes1
Algonquin doesn’t disappoint. Truly amazing video and you captured the allure of Algonquin with epic scenery and ever haunting sounds of loons. Keeps you coming back for more!
Thanks for watching, Eva! I'm looking forward to doing more backcountry SUP adventures this year and sharing on RUclips. No way?! I did not know that. Very neat and fitting that it's a region with lots of ponds as Canada has a lot of lakes. Thanks for the cool fact!
What is your overall opinion on multiday backcountry padcle boarding camping. Sup vs canoe? Do you want to focus more on overnight SUP trips or from your videos, it seems you are doing more day trips? Is a SUP really suited to multi-day trips or is it mostly for day trips. I ask because I am interesting in buying a SUP for touring multi-day i.e. tobermory, algonquin, killarney, georgian bay.
Thanks for watching and for your comment, Larry! You can absolutely use a SUP for touring multi-day trips. This video was my first ever SUP backcountry camping trip so I don't have a ton of experience with multi-day trips just yet. I'm currently planning a 3-night backcountry Killarney trip with a few portages on my SUP later this summer. Stay tuned for how that goes! I think it comes down to personal preference. I personally like the new challenge & experience, it's easier to get in and out of the water and it fits my lifestyle; I use an iSUP as I have a smaller car and very little storage. Plus having my own paddle vessel allows me to be more flexible. With a SUP you need to plan and pack with a much more streamlined approach vs simply placing packs and barrels in the bottom of a canoe. You also need to keep in mind that you are more susceptible to the conditions like wind and waves (of course, you do have the option to go on your knees if needed) If you're new to paddle boarding I'd recommend taking a good flatwater skills course to develop strong technical skills. I have a short blog on 5 things I learned from my first trip (this video) here paddleadventurer.com/sup-backcountry-camping/ I hope this helps answer your questions. Let me know if you have any more!
This vid is awsome!! noway u guys camped on the same site I did 2 yrs ago Thanksgiving(c instagram Oct12/20) luv Tim lk, river lots of loons maybe moose if lucky and a beautiful sunset glad u enjoyed the ADVENTURE!!!
Thanks for watching and commenting! That wasn't my impression. We were in the middle of the lake and there were 4 loons, 2 of which were learning to fly. They were going back and forth in the same area, not trying to lead us away. Plus we saw them doing the same thing in the distance before we got to the section of the lake. Loons also typically nest in early spring and this was filmed in late summer. Overall the loon calls were pretty magical on this lake!
So I just finished another backcountry trip and weighed the load this time. More to come from that trip but I TOTALLY underestimated. This trip I likely had more like 80-100 lbs. 😆
Have you been backcountry camping on a paddle board?
yes
@@hi6747 🙌🏼 🏕Where did you go?
Just found your channel. I have been dying to paddle camp, but I have no one to go with; my husband doesn’t like water 😕. You are too cute ☺️ I am going to binge all your videos this week. Look forward to more adventures 🌸
Thanks for the kind comment! I hope you enjoy the channel and find it helpful.
I'm sorry to hear you don't have anyone to go paddle camping with. If you aren't comfortable going solo I'd recommend finding some Facebook groups of like minded folks in your area or companies that organize and run this type of activity.
The 3 of you make me want to have paddle boarding friends!
Or anyone as a friend.
But anyway this was for sure a blessing to watch… thank you for sharing your life with me by way of a video series
Thanks for always watching! I'm glad you are enjoying all my videos. More camping adventures to come!
If you're looking for paddle boarding friends in your area I'd recommend joining some Facebook online groups. 🤙🏼
Just a tip for leeches, use your nail flat along your skin to pop them off at the sucker. If you use sand or salt it can cause them to vomit what they have back into the wound and cause an infection. Happy paddles!
Great tip! Thanks for watching and for the helpful comment 👏🏼
I loved this! thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks so much for watching and for the kind comment! I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was a beautiful trip and I can't wait to share more backcountry adventures this summer 🙌🏼🏕️
Forever in awe of the stunningly beautiful views you capture, what an amazing place to get away from it all!
Thanks, Rachel! I'm glad I could capture and convey some of the beauty we experienced.
This trip was good for the soul! 🥰
Looks like this was such a lovely way to disconnect. Proof that a weekend doesn't have to be super extravagant to be an ADVENCHA! 🤙🏼
It was good for the soul and a beautiful way to experience nature! 🥰
So true
@@PaddleAdventurer i truly love nature!
Years ago I lived on my 35 acres and a off grid log cabin one mile from a paved road I had to walk the mile as it was not fit for a vehicle
Just got my new board and can't wait to get out on it still a bit chilly here in Minnesota. Would love to overnight on it im a 64yr old male retiring soon and looking forward to many adventures. Can't get into Canada because of alcohol mistakes made many years ago 😟 but we have lots of beautiful lakes here. wonderful video thanks for sharing.
Congratulations on the new purchase! Good call to wait, the water takes a bit to warm up and cold water is no joke.
Sorry you can't get to Canada but I know you have loads of amazing spots for adventures there too!
Here is the backcountry trip I did last year. First time with paddle boards and portaging 🙌🏼
ruclips.net/video/xby7kyS4_04/видео.htmlsi=zXioaCPvLqXRjvel
I have the Voyager to.
Wonderful adventure, nice video. 😃
Thanks for watching!
Awesome. Have you taken yours on a camping trip or a long day trip with gear? I loved how well it handled the weight. I have another SUP backcountry trip planned this summer in Killarney Ontario.
Great content. Really like the tour. Greetings from Germany
Thanks for watching and for the kind comment!
Have you done any backcountry trips on your board? I can't wait to go again and have one planned so far this summer. 🏕️🙌🏼❤️
@@PaddleAdventurer Not yet but I can´t wait to do some this year!
@@PyroFunFamily Yes! That's amazing.
I wrote this short blog on what I learned from my first one (this video) paddleadventurer.com/sup-backcountry-camping/
Looking forward to hearing how it goes1
Algonquin doesn’t disappoint. Truly amazing video and you captured the allure of Algonquin with epic scenery and ever haunting sounds of loons. Keeps you coming back for more!
You're totally right! 🙌🏼🏕🌌
Thanks for the kind words, Sean. The loons were beyond amazing, such a special time.
This video is beautiful ❤
Thanks so much, Samantha! I'm looking forward to more backcountry SUP adventures this summer. 🏕️🌅🥰
Nice !
Thanks. It was a beautiful and memorable trip! Just back from my second backcountry SUP trip but in Killarney this time. Stay tuned 😄🏕
Thanks yor sharing, did you know there is Czech Canada...region of many ponds where I paddle .
Thanks for watching, Eva! I'm looking forward to doing more backcountry SUP adventures this year and sharing on RUclips.
No way?! I did not know that. Very neat and fitting that it's a region with lots of ponds as Canada has a lot of lakes. Thanks for the cool fact!
That is quite the “advencha” !
It was wonderful to get back out camping in the backcountry and to do it on paddle boards!
What is your overall opinion on multiday backcountry padcle boarding camping. Sup vs canoe? Do you want to focus more on overnight SUP trips or from your videos, it seems you are doing more day trips? Is a SUP really suited to multi-day trips or is it mostly for day trips. I ask because I am interesting in buying a SUP for touring multi-day i.e. tobermory, algonquin, killarney, georgian bay.
Thanks for watching and for your comment, Larry!
You can absolutely use a SUP for touring multi-day trips.
This video was my first ever SUP backcountry camping trip so I don't have a ton of experience with multi-day trips just yet. I'm currently planning a 3-night backcountry Killarney trip with a few portages on my SUP later this summer. Stay tuned for how that goes!
I think it comes down to personal preference.
I personally like the new challenge & experience, it's easier to get in and out of the water and it fits my lifestyle; I use an iSUP as I have a smaller car and very little storage. Plus having my own paddle vessel allows me to be more flexible.
With a SUP you need to plan and pack with a much more streamlined approach vs simply placing packs and barrels in the bottom of a canoe. You also need to keep in mind that you are more susceptible to the conditions like wind and waves (of course, you do have the option to go on your knees if needed)
If you're new to paddle boarding I'd recommend taking a good flatwater skills course to develop strong technical skills.
I have a short blog on 5 things I learned from my first trip (this video) here paddleadventurer.com/sup-backcountry-camping/
I hope this helps answer your questions. Let me know if you have any more!
This vid is awsome!! noway u guys camped on the same site I did 2 yrs ago Thanksgiving(c instagram Oct12/20) luv Tim lk, river lots of loons maybe moose if lucky and a beautiful sunset glad u enjoyed the ADVENTURE!!!
Thanks so much, Martin! It's always amazing to get out and fully immerse yourself in nature.
No way?! That's awesome. I'll have to check it out!
The Loon was trying to lead you away from its nest by pretending to be unable to fly.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
That wasn't my impression. We were in the middle of the lake and there were 4 loons, 2 of which were learning to fly. They were going back and forth in the same area, not trying to lead us away. Plus we saw them doing the same thing in the distance before we got to the section of the lake. Loons also typically nest in early spring and this was filmed in late summer.
Overall the loon calls were pretty magical on this lake!
How many pounds did you have on your board?
Great question! I didn't weight my bags but if I had to guess I'd say 15-20 pounds.
And if you haven’t already check out the video on what I learned from this trip ruclips.net/video/ifGKEDkj9_8/видео.html
So I just finished another backcountry trip and weighed the load this time. More to come from that trip but I TOTALLY underestimated. This trip I likely had more like 80-100 lbs. 😆
@@PaddleAdventurer wow! Thanks for coming back to this! 🙂
You’re welcome! Thanks for asking the question. Made me think to weight my bags this trip. And since I was WAY off I needed to let you know 👌🏽😄
Loon school!
That's such a great way to put it! 👏🏼
I was blown away with all the loons; never seen anything like it. 😍
FIRST!
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