Tosh, I'm new to your channel. You're the first person I've found who really shows us how it feels to be where you are. I love it. Please, keep 'em comin'!
What an epic Hike beautiful section in Algonquin loved the waterfall's , the trail and place you chose to set up camp we are so privledge to have these peaceful areas to escape into the beauty of nature away from the crowds and people in general. You are blessed to have that van for sure if it's raining you have a place to lay your head comfortably as well as in in comfort . have to love being one with nature. Thank's Tosh for bringing us all along with you appreciate that and the video. be safe Tosh. and keep up the adventures . Ontario, Canada
I did this trail with my dad in the late 80's. We went clockwise, which gave me the chance to shorten or three days to the smaller loop. It was a great idea. We had a cow moose go through and we were certain that a black bear blocked our path, until we figured out that it was a tree stump next to the deeply shaded path. Thanks for bringing us such joy.
Tosh; thank you for this one. You make beautiful wilderness scenery videos. Your work is very good and among the best coming out of Ontario. I watch all of your trips. Looking forward to the fall/winter trips. Best regards to you. Greg / CT USA
I seen a lot of canoeing trips in Algonquin but not as many hiking trips. I really enjoyed this videos and the trails looked nice. I feel like a trip there has to be on my bucket list and a hike might be a good way to ease into it, especially outside of bug season!
September is a great time for hiking for sure. Dad and I will be hiking around Silent Lake this week. He’s in way better shape than I, however I’m really looking forward to it. Bummer about your camera, good you didn’t get hurt. Thanks for sharing!!
I really enjoyed your hiking video beautiful where you're at with all those trees I live in the high desert in California next to the Pacific Crest trail next to the Mexican border wish we had that many trees out here😊👍
Tosh, I’ve seen several RUclipsrs who either own a specialized trekking pole that has a camera mount already on it or, they have modified a regular trekking pole to mount their camera on. I understand the numerous benefits to having your camera on an actual tripod. I was just offering up an alternative/additional solution. Since your fall, I think your camera is now identifying as a GoPro. That would explain the focusing issues 😆 PS. I love the boot prints on the map 👍🏻
Great scenery as always!! We always do walking tacos after a long day of kayaking! It’s become a tradition in our family! Love the van set up, absolutely gives you more flexibility! Great content as always, thanks for sharing!
The music in the beginning was fantabulous!!! But all the music in this video was great. Also, loved the foot prints marking your path. Now for the important part....how far south are you going? Sorry for your fall but at least you weren't hurt.
Nice laid-back video Tosh, you're definitely not in shape lot of huffing and puffing pity about your camera hope it isn't too expensive to get fixed. Love the, calm lakes and beautiful red foliage, I half expected to see a Bigfoot or the mystery wolf.
*_Hello.... honestly, you are really cool, sir, you were taken by vehicle and then hiked to the camping location in the highlands of Algonquin Park with solo hiking and camping. I like your style of adventure.... Greetings to meet me, Rudy Tutorial Outdoor from Indonesia_* 🚐👣⛰🏕💯👌👍👏🤝🙏
Tosh, I'm new to your channel. You're the first person I've found who really shows us how it feels to be where you are. I love it. Please, keep 'em comin'!
Thanks. I’m happy to hear you like the channel.
This whole place is magnificent! Watching this just makes me feel good, bravo for this upload my friend!
Thank you very much!
What an epic Hike beautiful section in Algonquin loved the waterfall's , the trail and place you chose to set up camp we are so privledge to have these peaceful areas to escape into the beauty of nature away from the crowds and people in general. You are blessed to have that van for sure if it's raining you have a place to lay your head comfortably as well as in in comfort . have to love being one with nature. Thank's Tosh for bringing us all along with you appreciate that and the video. be safe Tosh. and keep up the adventures . Ontario, Canada
Thank you Sue. Glad to hear you enjoyed the video.
sure did keep em coming
I did this trail with my dad in the late 80's. We went clockwise, which gave me the chance to shorten or three days to the smaller loop. It was a great idea. We had a cow moose go through and we were certain that a black bear blocked our path, until we figured out that it was a tree stump next to the deeply shaded path. Thanks for bringing us such joy.
That’s a great memory to have. Thanks for sharing it.
I just got back from a trip on this trail yesterday! The scenery was gorgeous with the fall colours.
It really is!
Tosh; thank you for this one. You make beautiful wilderness scenery videos. Your work is very good and among the best coming out of Ontario. I watch all of your trips. Looking forward to the fall/winter trips. Best regards to you. Greg / CT USA
Thank you Greg. I really appreciate the kind words.
Great video Tosh. That van is amazing. I’ve done that trail many years ago. You had good weather. Thanx for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful hike. Loved that smile at 5:33!
Thank you
I seen a lot of canoeing trips in Algonquin but not as many hiking trips. I really enjoyed this videos and the trails looked nice. I feel like a trip there has to be on my bucket list and a hike might be a good way to ease into it, especially outside of bug season!
That’s a good place to start. There are many great trails in Algonquin and early spring or fall is an awesome time to be out there.
Love it...great nature shots
Many thanks!
September is a great time for hiking for sure. Dad and I will be hiking around Silent Lake this week. He’s in way better shape than I, however I’m really looking forward to it. Bummer about your camera, good you didn’t get hurt. Thanks for sharing!!
Have fun!
@@toshselfpropelled well we did it, 7:30 hrs to complete that loop…what a day!!
Hi Tosh! Thanks for sharing your adventures
Thanks for watching
Thanks Tosh, great video 👍
My pleasure!
I really enjoyed your hiking video beautiful where you're at with all those trees I live in the high desert in California next to the Pacific Crest trail next to the Mexican border wish we had that many trees out here😊👍
It’s a beautiful place but I’m sure the high desert can be beautiful as well.
@@toshselfpropelled yes it is I go hiking with my dogs every morning 🌄🤗
Tosh, I’ve seen several RUclipsrs who either own a specialized trekking pole that has a camera mount already on it or, they have modified a regular trekking pole to mount their camera on. I understand the numerous benefits to having your camera on an actual tripod. I was just offering up an alternative/additional solution.
Since your fall, I think your camera is now identifying as a GoPro. That would explain the focusing issues 😆
PS. I love the boot prints on the map 👍🏻
I’ve been looking at doing that with the trekking pole. It would definitely simplify things.
What a beautiful hike! Sorry about the camera and tripod....that sucks! But you still got some awesome footage!
Thank you. It was a fun little trip.
Man!! That sucks about your camera!! The hike looked great!! Great camp spot as well!! Cheers!! J & C
All fixed and back in action. Cheers. 🍻
Great scenery as always!! We always do walking tacos after a long day of kayaking! It’s become a tradition in our family! Love the van set up, absolutely gives you more flexibility! Great content as always, thanks for sharing!
Yes, I think it's speeding up the vid production too, which is a big thumbs up!
So cool!
Great stuff 🖐😎👍🛶
Thanks 👍
The music in the beginning was fantabulous!!! But all the music in this video was great. Also, loved the foot prints marking your path. Now for the important part....how far south are you going? Sorry for your fall but at least you weren't hurt.
Not sure yet. I don’t have much of a plan right now.
Nice laid-back video Tosh, you're definitely not in shape lot of huffing and puffing pity about your camera hope it isn't too expensive to get fixed. Love the, calm lakes and beautiful red foliage, I half expected to see a Bigfoot or the mystery wolf.
Seeing Bigfoot would have made for a good video!!!
Damn Tosh sorry about the cam! I’m interested to know what your solution is. Looks like a great hike regardless
Fix was retry easy. Just a bit of GFlex epoxy and it’s good to go. Cheers Evan.
What an awesome hike. Sorry about the camera. I usually eat frito pie but forito pie sounds great.
Camera was pretty easy to fix. I like the Fritos too!
That was great 👍🏻
What shoes are those?? They look comfy
Thanks Ray. Altra Lone Peak.
@@toshselfpropelled 👍🏻
Are you still in the region. Would love to meet and say hi
Not currently.
Weird to see you hiking without a boat on your head
I felt a little weird without the boat.
This must have been Sep 17/18ish??
20/21 I think
I was judging the dates based on the moon phases! Waxing crescent moon.
The whole video is one long arse portage?
Hiking kinda feels that way!!
*_Hello.... honestly, you are really cool, sir, you were taken by vehicle and then hiked to the camping location in the highlands of Algonquin Park with solo hiking and camping. I like your style of adventure.... Greetings to meet me, Rudy Tutorial Outdoor from Indonesia_* 🚐👣⛰🏕💯👌👍👏🤝🙏
Thanks! 😃
@@toshselfpropelled 👌👍