Camping by Yourself. The Camping Guy Goes To Norway . . . Lake!

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024
  • A look at a solo camping trip to Algonquin Park's Norway Lake with lots of nature.

Комментарии • 7

  • @yanlap2183
    @yanlap2183 6 лет назад

    Never trust the weather forecast 😊. Nice To see the deer swiming. Thank''s To share.

    • @ButterflyxCollab
      @ButterflyxCollab  6 лет назад

      I watched the deer for half an hour. It was really cool.

  • @larrygorst8749
    @larrygorst8749 2 года назад

    Fresh air, good food. But please no pineapple on a pizza ever! Fun video Tim, I really enjoyed. Thanks for sharing.

  • @TheFleetcaptain210
    @TheFleetcaptain210 4 года назад

    Hi Tim. Glad to have met you in person at Algonquin during Winter in the Wild weekend. For this trip did you park in the Bog parking lot and hike up to Sunday river? Have you been to the campsites on Fork lake below Norway? If yes, what are they like? Ken

    • @ButterflyxCollab
      @ButterflyxCollab  4 года назад

      I have been to Norway Lake several times and stayed on both sites. Yes, you start at the parking lot and portage to the Sunday Creek bridge. The sites on Fork are also nice. The island site is fantastic, but even the smaller one is OK.

  • @sallycooper7677
    @sallycooper7677 4 года назад

    How long does it typically take to get from the put-in to the site you stay on?

    • @ButterflyxCollab
      @ButterflyxCollab  4 года назад

      On this trip is was only around 45 minutes. That's usual for this spot. Last year, there was a beaver dam that blocked the creek leading to the lake and had to bushwhack and it took 5 hours!