So many people seem to want to talk about gear and even RUclipsrs who do trip videos and gear videos mention sometimes the gear videos get the most views. The problem for me is I can’t say a gear video captures my imagination or inspires me like a video that tells a story and Keenan tells a great story and has figured out how to bring us along without wondering what tarp he uses.
You share some incredibly rare views and with a grace and class that stands out. It must be hard to close your eyes when surrounded with such beauty and adventure. Thank you!
Some people get excited when their favorite team is playing. I get that same excitement when I see that there’s a new Canoe The North video waiting to be watched. I truly lament that this is not your full time gig. Your adventurous nature, keen eye, and production talent is simply amazing. With each video you raise the bar. To me, you are the Martin Scorsese of RUclips.
That is an extremely nice comment Alan. We are so happy to make these videos for people like yourself. Who knows if this will ever be a full time thing but both Ashley and I love doing this. Thanks again for this never so kind comment.
That is incredibly kind you two. Really really appreciate this comment from you. It was so nice to meet you guys on the trip and the ride home. Enjoy the rest of canoecopia and hope to see you on another journey. (just keep a close eye on your car keys)!
Keenan and Betty, paddling along, Their canoe gliding, their spirits strong. The sun is high, the water calm, A perfect day, no cause for alarm. The lake is wide, the sky so blue, A peaceful scene, serene and true. But then, what's this? A sight so rare, A caribou swimming, without a care. Keenan stares in wonder, Betty too, As the caribou swims, right on through. With antlers strong, and fur so brown, The caribou swims, without a frown. Keenan watches, his heart aglow, As the caribou swims, to and fro. Betty barks, her tail a-wag, She's happy too, it's clear to tag. The caribou swims, then reaches shore, And trots away, with grace galore. Keenan and Betty, their journey renewed, With memories made, and love imbued. For Keenan and Betty, this day was grand, With nature's wonders, at their command. And the caribou, oh what a sight, Forever a part, of this voyage's light.
@@CanoeTheNorth my apologies, I forgot to put in the disclaimer that this was written by the AI bot ChatGPT. I do agree it can create some beautiful poetry.
What an amazing trip. Such amazing scenery,wildlife and those northern lights. Can’t imagine the feeling seeing all the history there. Thanks for sharing😘
Your cinematography & editing are second only to your chill vibe and respectful attitude. Your videos/trips are quite inspiring. I want to learn to paddle with my yellow lab in a canoe, and I also want to get to Woodland Caribou. Thanks for putting so much effort into these videos.
Thank you very much for this really nice comment. Hope you and your lab make it to WCPP. Its probably my favourite place to paddle. Amazing park and area to canoe through.
I’m a praying person…your first night of northern light caused me to pray out loud to the One who created all of this beauty. Spectacular! BTW, the still shot of the canoe broadside in the light of the aurora borealis is unmatched, you must make prints and get that into the gift shops and also sell from your website…..seriously. Thank you for such a gem of a video
Thank you very much K Mac. There is certainly a lot of beauty in this world and in Wabakimi. I was really happy with how that photo turned out and glad you like it as well.
Keenan this is a masterpiece. I’ve been keeping up with your channel since your fall solo trip through Temagami and I can honestly say you set the standard higher with each video you share. Your camera skills and the way you capture these adventures are unmatched, believe me the work you put into the production is not going unnoticed!!
There is no other person that I would rather share my time with than you and Betty Lou. This magical video brings back memories of my former years as an adventurer/exporter. Thank you from the bottom of my heart❣️
Keenan, this video is fantastic! So many great places to paddle in Canada. Wabakimi seems like a special place for sure. Thanks for bringing us along to enjoy. Well done once again! 18:23 was epic.
Thank you very much Dave. We are sooo spoiled here in Ontario and really all across Canada with incredible canoeing destinations. Always appreciate your comments and glad you enjoyed this video.
Your videos are all top shelf productions, and informative as well. It is a lot of extra work filming, lugging filming gear and then hours of editing to produce your experiences in the back country. Many thanks to you and to Ashley for taking the time to share your wonderful experiences with us. Keep those cameras rolling!
Thank you so much. You’re certainly correct that it is a lot of additional work but we really enjoy it so much. Thanks for sharing your appreciation. Means a lot.
Painful beauty combines with yearning for past people and special times. Watched a black bear amble up above along the cliff edge across the water at Cliff Lake while swimming. Thanks Clem. Thanks Marie.
You bring many wonderful memories to an old man. This sounds the scenes even the smells come through like it was yesterday. Thank you so much for taking me on this trip.
Feels like winter doesn’t want to let go down here in South Western Ontario. This was a nice way to think canoeing is not far away. Great video. Claire De Lune was a nice touch during the aurora.
Keenan this is epic dude, just watched the first 5 mins and SO WELL put together as always. Narration, sound mixing and imagery second to none brother. Will be watching fully when kids in bed tonight!
@@CanoeTheNorth Just finished watching mate (no, I didn't wait for kids to be in bed lol!) What an unbelievable trip!! The aurora borealis, those walleye..! Those pictographs... sucking you into a time vortex and connecting you to those who lived there and depended on the land hundreds of years ago... very touching. Thanks so much for sharing, the quality of the shots and editing is outstanding! Quick question: What gloves do you recommend for paddling? Yours look good and will need them!
@@EzeAdventurer Thanks again Eze. Amazing park you’ll have to visit one day. The gloves I’m using are just mountain equipment co-op fingerless paddling gloves I think. Seem to work for me anyways. Thanks again.
Wow 👌 those pictures you captured of the northern lights was just magical. I think you Canadians have the most beautiful night sky between the thousands of stars sparkling to the northern lights dancing...it's like heaven on earth. Your so lucky to witness all that beauty in person. Thank you so much for sharing that with us! ❤😊
Thanks buddy. Looks like you’ve had a busy winter. That trip you guys just got back from looked intense. Looking forward to your take on the that adventure. Appreciate the comment Max.
What can I say that others have not? Reading the comments below, of all the appreciation expressed of your artful videos and photography, I wholeheartedly, agree! Experiencing your videos is like moments of peaceful meditation and food for my soul! Thank you Keenan and Ashley!
Greatly appreciate this comment. Thank you very much. We are glad to hear how much you’ve been enjoying our videos. Thanks again for all the nice comments.
I live in Victoria, BC so don't get to see the northern lights now, but saw them many nights in northern Alberta, especially in the winter; they are indeed awesome
1824 this is one of the best photos I’ve ever seen. Great video. Your editing is really wonderful. I could ( and will) watch this over and over. Congratulations! This is a work of art.
Thank you very much Angela. We spend a lot of time putting these videos together so when we get comments like this it's really nice to hear. Thank you.
Bravo! The weather was so perfect. Betty Lou loves you so much and she is a fine dog! The joy in your voice and words... priceless. Fantastic video Sir!! Looking forward to the next adventure!
Thank you very much. This was a fun video to put together. Appreciate the feedback on the edit ✍️ 🛶. Definitely feel very lucky to be able to canoe across parks like this. Thanks again.
Thank you Mike. Hopefully many many more! Should be a busy canoe season coming up here in a couple weeks. Cannot wait. Thanks for watching and leaving the comment.
The only thing I enjoy more than being out in the woods, is watching your video’s. These keep me sane during work weeks where I long to be out lost somewhere
Unbelievable scenery like something out of a graphic novel. Fantastic, fantastic film making and story telling. This remote part of Ontario is breathtaking and hopefully it will remain untouched and undisturbed. Great presentation I really appreciate you sharing this with us!
We got very lucky this summer. I saw one this summer in Wabakimi and another on our trip to Woodland Caribou provincial park. Amazing animal. Hope you get to see one soon.
that's really something ! what a video! and story! thank you, well done , sir! you called out my state of Connecticut , hahaha! I live in Stonington, Ct.! 5 million acres is huge! the north maine woods is 3 million. The Adirondack park is almost 7million, but people live in there! Wabakimi is extremely remote and looks like it was population You! and Betty-Lou, what a good Dog!!! The aurora was amazing, almost too perfect ! and catching Walleye Bombers !!! the cliffs and pictographs were the icing one the cake! man, that is far afield ! dont know that I will ever make it out that far, and I am not sure I am qualified to go out that far on my own! very impressive! Thx I've been binge watching your great films this cold January ! also, the fact that you go solo with just your dog out that far is also pretty amazing !
Thank you for the comment. Yes Wabakimi is a massive park, and it’s surrounded by millions of acres of undeveloped forest that we are free to explore as well. What a place. Hopefully you’ll get the chance to visit and explore a park like Wabakimi. It’s pretty incredible. Thanks again. 🇨🇦 🇺🇸
This was so awesome !...you are an unbelievable film maker and story teller, as one of the comments said " This could be on TV", and they're right. Thank you so much for sharing this epic journey. Cheers from Cape Breton Island Nova Scotia
Keenan, your video brought back some great memories. About 15 years ago I spent time clearing portage trails in that part of the park with the Wabakimi Project. You definitely captured the beauty and solitude of the area. Bravo!
Thanks very much Robert. Lots to learn before we nat geo level but that is a really nice message to receive. Hope all is well in Bulgaria 🇧🇬 and thanks again for watching and commenting.
Did much the same route back in2017 then did the Kopka in 2018. Both times with my partner Carmen Thinking its time to go back. !!. I know Carmen would go back in heartbeat.
Did you do the rock slide or the rope portage. We did the rock slide as we did not have enough weight bearing beaners with us The two big lads we went with winned the whole trip about the portages... buttercups, i said they should do lady evelyn river in Temagam Fat Mans, then they would havs something to whine about.
Amazing video! One of the best I've ever seen... a masterpiece. Thank you Keenan for taking me along on this epic adventure at Wabakimi (a beautiful and stunning place that I sadly never will see with my own eyes). I'm really impressed about your editing skills. A lot of your "canoeing colleagues" like to hear themselves speak ... but you let the video speak for itself. Please sir... never stop to make these quality vids.
This channel is an absolute hidden gem. Thank you so much for all of this. I am hoping to get out and do some of these trips myself soon. Wabakimi is high on my list of places to go. Thanks again mate.
Really nice comment to receive. Thank you. You’ll have to go explore Wabakimi. Cliff lake was one of the nicest places I’ve ever paddled. Very special place. Can’t wait to go back to wabakimi myself. Thanks again and happy paddling.
I loved this, well done sir! Your relaxed, slow paced presentation gives a perfect feel of a wilderness canoe trip, Thank you for this, as I will never get to Wabakimi.
Thanks Nate. Appreciate it. It was really cool to see. Had bears, and moose before but I got super lucky with that caribou. Thanks for watching. Still have to check out your winter trip video.
Wow! To be young again and to be able to seek out and explore amazing locations such as this would be epic! Thank you for bringing this awesome journey to RUclips for all of us to enjoy again, and again! Simply awesome!! Wow!!
This might be my new favourite canoe camping videos on RUclips. Absolutely amazing spectacle of what a canoe trip should and can be. Thank you for sharing the northern lights. I have never seen them in person so this was a very special video. Cheers Keenan!
Well that’s a pretty nice comment to receive. Thank you very much for the message. Hope you get the opportunity to see the northern light someday. They are spectacular.
I just learned about Wabakimi about an hour ago, and I’m not going to forget it any time soon. You did a wonderful job of documenting your trip. Wabakimi is absolutely on the bucket list and it’s because of you. Keep it up!
I have been on your trip many times and stopped by and visited with Wendell and left him with some fresh food. I didn’t take videos but many slides. Wabakimi is a beautiful lake and a trip further up the Ogoki to the Palisades is also wonderful. Enjoyed memories with you. Thank you.
Such a fantastic video of a fantastic place....WOW, Just WOW. Love your work and I'm most impressed by you and your work. OUTSTANDING!!!! I did a two week trip to Algonquin in 1977. Such a great time. You stir up great memories....Thank you!
Thanks Tami. We’ve got a lot of new adventures coming down the line! We’re heading out for a few days tomorrow so we should have a new video out soon. 🎥 🛶
Your channel has quickly become one of my favourites. The quality of your work is quickly catching up to your authenticity. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Thanks for a great video" I enjoyed the entire video. I did a 23 day trip in the area which would become Woodland Caribou park in 1971. Truly an amazing once in a life time trip.
I’m sure that was an incredible trip. WCPP is probably my favourite place to paddle. Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you very much for the comment Brian.
As always Incredibly great, your pictures and impressions !! Less than 20 years ago, in commercials with gigantic financial budgets, from big tabback companies with M... for example, in the opening credits in the cinema, they weren't made nearly as well as your films! Chappo !!!!! All the best for you and Ashly and your faithful companions with four paws. Best regards Moch
WOW beautiful scenery. It looks like Ashley made some amazing dehydrated meals. Pictographs are very exciting. I remember last September visiting Agawa Rock Pictographs were breathtaking. Thanks Keenan and Betty Lou.
Thanks Doug. Those Agawa pictographs are certainly some of the most amazing out there. Glad you had the chance to see them. Yes….Ashley made me some amazing meals as usual. Can’t imagine tripping without her meals. Thanks again Doug for the comment.
This is a great video. I dream of doing these kinds of trips one day! I just started putting together my gear and as a fellow Ontarian I think this year I'm going to finally do it
I just discovered your videos and they are absolutely wonderful! The dogs, the music and calm voice-overs are just a perfect touch. I envy your trips, something I always dreamed of doing. Only one thought, being from Michigan, I am not familiar with some of your park locations, maybe a quick insert of a Google Map and where your traveling to and through would be nice (I know, I’m the ultimate armchair sloth). Thanks for all the great work you do!!
You found some beautiful vistas and presented them so well. Blended the music with them to create for me a very calming Friday night. Thank you, then it motivated me to start a workout on my homemade paddling ergo; I’ll be sore tomorrow
This is an interesting example of how the built environment (the 3 cabins) adds to the experience of a remote, wild place. In the US, the philosophy has been to eliminate signs of the modern hand but I think they add touch points to the history of a place. Recently, I think the National Park Service has reconsidered their old position. Terrific video. Thank you.
Thanks James. That’s interesting to hear. I wish that our park staff had saved the first could of cabins. I agree that building like this can certainly add to the experience and does not take away from the park in any way. Thanks very much for the comment.
Great video. You really showcased how beautiful Wabakimi is. I have been reluctant to go there, but I am feeling a bit more inspired now after seeing your well put together video.
WOW, that was a really nice trip. I had to watch it on my TV it was so awesome. Wonderful weather, beautiful water, northern lights Aurora stunningly beautiful. THANK YOU, love you and love to all.
Compelling scenery, solitude on a grand scale, wildlife and celestial spectacles - what more could you ask for? Another engrossing and deeply satisfying recount of an adventurous journey! Too many unique scenes to comment on them all, but one that particularly caught my eye was green treed glade briefly seen during the portage into Whitewater Lake; a visual stunner! I can see myself stopping for at least 1/2 hour there to soak it up and take a few dozen photos! Of course the warm sunsets, strikingly bold aurora, and the calm reverent exploration of the pictographs on Cliff Lake were also memorable.... I could go on... I don't know anyone else making films like this!! 🙌🙌🙌
Ron, you always leave some of the nicest comments we receive. I think you could spend a lifetime taking pictures in that incredible park. Appreciate your comments about the video very very much. Thank you.
Thanks Matt. Common spring time. So close. Betty Lou loves fishing more than anyone I’ve ever met. I literally cannot even look at my fishing rod without her getting all wound up. Appreciate the comment and enjoy the coming paddling season. 🛶
Thank you Sally. Yes for sure….Ashley can’t wait to go to wabakimi as well. We are very fortunate in Canada to have so many incredible places to paddle and explore. Hope you get the opportunity to do the same. Thanks again.
Love this. No drama, no fake jeopardy, no gear nerding. Just a gentle solo trip, sharing some beautiful wilderness. Well done.
Thank you very much. That's exactly what I was going for.
Agreed!
So many people seem to want to talk about gear and even RUclipsrs who do trip videos and gear videos mention sometimes the gear videos get the most views. The problem for me is I can’t say a gear video captures my imagination or inspires me like a video that tells a story and Keenan tells a great story and has figured out how to bring us along without wondering what tarp he uses.
Totally agree. I must say though, i am liking the look of that tent. 😂
You share some incredibly rare views and with a grace and class that stands out. It must be hard to close your eyes when surrounded with such beauty and adventure. Thank you!
Some people get excited when their favorite team is playing. I get that same excitement when I see that there’s a new Canoe The North video waiting to be watched.
I truly lament that this is not your full time gig.
Your adventurous nature, keen eye, and production talent is simply amazing. With each video you raise the bar. To me, you are the Martin Scorsese of RUclips.
That is an extremely nice comment Alan. We are so happy to make these videos for people like yourself. Who knows if this will ever be a full time thing but both Ashley and I love doing this. Thanks again for this never so kind comment.
Incredible! Love how you put these films together, they could be run on TV or Netflix with your production quality. Very inspiring to say the least.
That is incredibly kind you two. Really really appreciate this comment from you. It was so nice to meet you guys on the trip and the ride home. Enjoy the rest of canoecopia and hope to see you on another journey. (just keep a close eye on your car keys)!
Keenan and Betty, paddling along,
Their canoe gliding, their spirits strong.
The sun is high, the water calm,
A perfect day, no cause for alarm.
The lake is wide, the sky so blue,
A peaceful scene, serene and true.
But then, what's this? A sight so rare,
A caribou swimming, without a care.
Keenan stares in wonder, Betty too,
As the caribou swims, right on through.
With antlers strong, and fur so brown,
The caribou swims, without a frown.
Keenan watches, his heart aglow,
As the caribou swims, to and fro.
Betty barks, her tail a-wag,
She's happy too, it's clear to tag.
The caribou swims, then reaches shore,
And trots away, with grace galore.
Keenan and Betty, their journey renewed,
With memories made, and love imbued.
For Keenan and Betty, this day was grand,
With nature's wonders, at their command.
And the caribou, oh what a sight,
Forever a part, of this voyage's light.
Wow.....Thats such an amazing comment and poem. Thank you very much for taking the time to put that together...incredible.
@@CanoeTheNorth my apologies, I forgot to put in the disclaimer that this was written by the AI bot ChatGPT. I do agree it can create some beautiful poetry.
Wow. That’s crazy how Chat gpt works. I’ll have to try it out and see how it works.
What an amazing trip. Such amazing scenery,wildlife and those northern lights. Can’t imagine the feeling seeing all the history there. Thanks for sharing😘
Thank you very much as always Trisha. It was a great trip that I was lucky to have been able to take. Glad you enjoyed.
Your cinematography & editing are second only to your chill vibe and respectful attitude. Your videos/trips are quite inspiring. I want to learn to paddle with my yellow lab in a canoe, and I also want to get to Woodland Caribou. Thanks for putting so much effort into these videos.
Thank you very much for this really nice comment. Hope you and your lab make it to WCPP. Its probably my favourite place to paddle. Amazing park and area to canoe through.
I’m a praying person…your first night of northern light caused me to pray out loud to the One who created all of this beauty. Spectacular! BTW, the still shot of the canoe broadside in the light of the aurora borealis is unmatched, you must make prints and get that into the gift shops and also sell from your website…..seriously. Thank you for such a gem of a video
Thank you very much K Mac. There is certainly a lot of beauty in this world and in Wabakimi. I was really happy with how that photo turned out and glad you like it as well.
Just when I thought it couldn't get any better...and here we are...Thanks for the amazing adventure and sharing this astounding area to paddle in!
Thank you for the kind words Jim. Wabakimi is a pretty incredible area. Cannot wait to get back there.
Keenan this is a masterpiece. I’ve been keeping up with your channel since your fall solo trip through Temagami and I can honestly say you set the standard higher with each video you share. Your camera skills and the way you capture these adventures are unmatched, believe me the work you put into the production is not going unnoticed!!
Hey Ben. That’s a really cool comment to receive. Really do appreciate it. Thank you very much for taking the time to send us this message.
There is no other person that I would rather share my time with than you and Betty Lou. This magical video brings back memories of my former years as an adventurer/exporter. Thank you from the bottom of my heart❣️
We are so happy to share these adventures with people like yourself. Thanks very much.
Keenan, this video is fantastic! So many great places to paddle in Canada. Wabakimi seems like a special place for sure. Thanks for bringing us along to enjoy. Well done once again! 18:23 was epic.
Thank you very much Dave. We are sooo spoiled here in Ontario and really all across Canada with incredible canoeing destinations. Always appreciate your comments and glad you enjoyed this video.
18:23 is stellar
Your videos are all top shelf productions, and informative as well. It is a lot of extra work filming, lugging filming gear and then hours of editing to produce your experiences in the back country. Many thanks to you and to Ashley for taking the time to share your wonderful experiences with us. Keep those cameras rolling!
Thank you so much. You’re certainly correct that it is a lot of additional work but we really enjoy it so much. Thanks for sharing your appreciation. Means a lot.
Painful beauty combines with yearning for past people and special times. Watched a black bear amble up above along the cliff edge across the water at Cliff Lake while swimming. Thanks Clem. Thanks Marie.
You bring many wonderful memories to an old man. This sounds the scenes even the smells come through like it was yesterday. Thank you so much for taking me on this trip.
We love to hear this. Happy to share these trips with you!
Feels like winter doesn’t want to let go down here in South Western Ontario. This was a nice way to think canoeing is not far away. Great video. Claire De Lune was a nice touch during the aurora.
Thanks Jason. I think we are almost through winter 🤞 😂. Glad you liked the music. I love that piece of music. Always appreciate your comments.
Keenan this is epic dude, just watched the first 5 mins and SO WELL put together as always. Narration, sound mixing and imagery second to none brother. Will be watching fully when kids in bed tonight!
Thank you very much Eze. Really appreciate it. Hopefully you enjoy the rest of the video as well. 🛶
@@CanoeTheNorth Just finished watching mate (no, I didn't wait for kids to be in bed lol!)
What an unbelievable trip!! The aurora borealis, those walleye..! Those pictographs... sucking you into a time vortex and connecting you to those who lived there and depended on the land hundreds of years ago... very touching.
Thanks so much for sharing, the quality of the shots and editing is outstanding!
Quick question: What gloves do you recommend for paddling? Yours look good and will need them!
@@EzeAdventurer Thanks again Eze. Amazing park you’ll have to visit one day. The gloves I’m using are just mountain equipment co-op fingerless paddling gloves I think. Seem to work for me anyways. Thanks again.
@@CanoeTheNorth Cheers buddy!!
Wow 👌 those pictures you captured of the northern lights was just magical. I think you Canadians have the most beautiful night sky between the thousands of stars sparkling to the northern lights dancing...it's like heaven on earth. Your so lucky to witness all that beauty in person. Thank you so much for sharing that with us! ❤😊
Thank you. We are so very lucky here. No doubt about it 🇨🇦 🍁
Yet another amazing film Keenan. Loved seeing the Northern Lights again.
Superb Cinematography.
Thanks Mum. Those northern lights are something else. Hope you guys all had a good Easter 🐣.
Beautiful Keenan! good work!
Thanks buddy. Looks like you’ve had a busy winter. That trip you guys just got back from looked intense. Looking forward to your take on the that adventure. Appreciate the comment Max.
What can I say that others have not? Reading the comments below, of all the appreciation expressed of your artful videos and photography, I wholeheartedly, agree! Experiencing your videos is like moments of peaceful meditation and food for my soul! Thank you Keenan and Ashley!
Greatly appreciate this comment. Thank you very much. We are glad to hear how much you’ve been enjoying our videos. Thanks again for all the nice comments.
This had to be the best Friday night gift I could’ve asked for. Another gem. So awesome. You never cease to amaze me
Thanks you very very much CS.
I live in Victoria, BC so don't get to see the northern lights now, but saw them many nights in northern Alberta, especially in the winter; they are indeed awesome
They are so amazing aren’t they. Thanks John.
left-handers are special people 😉. A great video.
Haha…thanks Martin. 😊
Your filmmaking and style always impress, Keenan! And what a trip.
Always appreciate your comments and support. Thank you.
Great trip! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Bob.
Just fabulous! A million thank you’s for taking us with you! 💜
You are so welcome!
Yaaaaaay! Cant wait to watch! Love this channel. 😊👏👏👏👏💪🛶🐕🐕🚶♀️🚶♂️⛺
Thanks you 😊 hope you enjoy the video and we really appreciate the support!!! 🛶
1824 this is one of the best photos I’ve ever seen. Great video. Your editing is really wonderful. I could ( and will) watch this over and over. Congratulations! This is a work of art.
Thank you very much Angela. We spend a lot of time putting these videos together so when we get comments like this it's really nice to hear. Thank you.
Bravo! The weather was so perfect. Betty Lou loves you so much and she is a fine dog! The joy in your voice and words... priceless. Fantastic video Sir!! Looking forward to the next adventure!
The weather was ideal. Can't ask for any better than that for September. Really appreciate the comment and glad you enjoyed the video. common spring!
The production quality is outstanding. The video is crisp, the audio is balanced and the scenery is excellent.
Thank you very much. We put a lot of effort into this one and really appreciate the comment.
Just fantastic ! Brilliant editing man ! What a special place, you are a fortunate man. Thank you so much for sharing sir. Cheers
Thank you very much. This was a fun video to put together. Appreciate the feedback on the edit ✍️ 🛶. Definitely feel very lucky to be able to canoe across parks like this. Thanks again.
Wow! Loved this one, but you had me after the first one I watched! Hopefully many more in the future.
Thank you Mike. Hopefully many many more! Should be a busy canoe season coming up here in a couple weeks. Cannot wait. Thanks for watching and leaving the comment.
The only thing I enjoy more than being out in the woods, is watching your video’s. These keep me sane during work weeks where I long to be out lost somewhere
Thank you very much Matthew.
Unbelievable scenery like something out of a graphic novel. Fantastic, fantastic film making and story telling. This remote part of Ontario is breathtaking and hopefully it will remain untouched and undisturbed. Great presentation I really appreciate you sharing this with us!
Thank you very much. We are so lucky to have these huge protected areas to paddle and explore. Amazing part of Ontario. Thanks again
@@CanoeTheNorth The pleasure is all mine!
This is a marvelous movie, thanks for taking us along
You’re more than welcome. Thanks Tom.
Beautiful filmography what an unforgettable paddle thank you my friend for bringing us along
You are more than welcome! Thank you.
Wooowww! super video! Such beautiful nature!
Thank you Meiram. 🌍
You had me at the dog (red heeler?), the rest was an absolute bonus. Thanks for sharing your wonderful journey.
Thanks Wendy. Betty Lou is a red heeler 💯. Appreciate the comment very much.
You've made seeing a caribou in the woods a bucket list thing! Wow. So lucky.
We got very lucky this summer. I saw one this summer in Wabakimi and another on our trip to Woodland Caribou provincial park. Amazing animal. Hope you get to see one soon.
that's really something ! what a video! and story! thank you, well done , sir! you called out my state of Connecticut , hahaha! I live in Stonington, Ct.! 5 million acres is huge! the north maine woods is 3 million. The Adirondack park is almost 7million, but people live in there! Wabakimi is extremely remote and looks like it was population You! and Betty-Lou, what a good Dog!!! The aurora was amazing, almost too perfect ! and catching Walleye Bombers !!! the cliffs and pictographs were the icing one the cake! man, that is far afield ! dont know that I will ever make it out that far, and I am not sure I am qualified to go out that far on my own! very impressive! Thx I've been binge watching your great films this cold January ! also, the fact that you go solo with just your dog out that far is also pretty amazing !
Thank you for the comment. Yes Wabakimi is a massive park, and it’s surrounded by millions of acres of undeveloped forest that we are free to explore as well. What a place. Hopefully you’ll get the chance to visit and explore a park like Wabakimi. It’s pretty incredible. Thanks again. 🇨🇦 🇺🇸
This was so awesome !...you are an unbelievable film maker and story teller, as one of the comments said " This could be on TV", and they're right. Thank you so much for sharing this epic journey. Cheers from Cape Breton Island Nova Scotia
Thank you for this. So many thing to learn before we’re at that level but we are always trying to get better. Thanks again.
Keenan, your video brought back some great memories. About 15 years ago I spent time clearing portage trails in that part of the park with the Wabakimi Project. You definitely captured the beauty and solitude of the area. Bravo!
Well thank you Walt for your work cleaning those trails. Really appreciate the comment and your work clearing those portages.
Thanx 4 taking us along on your journey!
Glad you enjoyed. Thank you!
Epic trip and an edit worthy of National Geographic. 👍
Thanks very much Robert. Lots to learn before we nat geo level but that is a really nice message to receive. Hope all is well in Bulgaria 🇧🇬 and thanks again for watching and commenting.
So many great camp site's ❤
You’re not wrong. Amazing camping in Wabakimi.
Did much the same route back in2017 then did the Kopka in 2018. Both times with my partner Carmen
Thinking its time to go back. !!. I know Carmen would go back in heartbeat.
That's awesome. I actually just got back from the Kopka. Awesome trip as well. Hope you get back there soon!
Did you do the rock slide or the rope portage. We did the rock slide as we did not have enough weight bearing beaners with us The two big lads we went with winned the whole trip about the portages... buttercups, i said they should do lady evelyn river in Temagam Fat Mans, then they would havs something to whine about.
Just pure Canadian wilderness and all its glory, well done..
Thanks Jim. 🛶
Very nice video. Thank you for sharing with us.
You’re more thank welcome. Thank you!
Amazing video! One of the best I've ever seen... a masterpiece. Thank you Keenan for taking me along on this epic adventure at Wabakimi (a beautiful and stunning place that I sadly never will see with my own eyes). I'm really impressed about your editing skills. A lot of your "canoeing colleagues" like to hear themselves speak ... but you let the video speak for itself. Please sir... never stop to make these quality vids.
This is a really nice comment. We have so many trips and videos planned so hopefully we will never run out of adventures to share.
This channel is an absolute hidden gem. Thank you so much for all of this. I am hoping to get out and do some of these trips myself soon. Wabakimi is high on my list of places to go. Thanks again mate.
Really nice comment to receive. Thank you. You’ll have to go explore Wabakimi. Cliff lake was one of the nicest places I’ve ever paddled. Very special place. Can’t wait to go back to wabakimi myself. Thanks again and happy paddling.
What an amazing trip. I had no idea how many of Wabakimi's highlights were relatively accessible. You've inspired me to start planning my own!
Thanks Brendan. Hope you plan an amazing trip. It’s quite the park to explore. 🛶
Phenomenal video, the narration, filming, editing, and storyline. great job
Thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed this video.
Wow! Incredible pics of the auroras!
Thank you. I had some amazing nights there on that trip.
What a peaceful trip... thank you so much
You are more than welcome. Thank you very much for the nice comment.
I loved this, well done sir! Your relaxed, slow paced presentation gives a perfect feel of a wilderness canoe trip, Thank you for this, as I will never get to Wabakimi.
Thanks Bert. Glad we can share this amazing part of Ontario with you. Appreciate the comment very much.
This was a great watch!! SO cool having that caribou swim right out in front of you! Nicely done man.
Thanks Nate. Appreciate it. It was really cool to see. Had bears, and moose before but I got super lucky with that caribou. Thanks for watching. Still have to check out your winter trip video.
Wow! To be young again and to be able to seek out and explore amazing locations such as this would be epic! Thank you for bringing this awesome journey to RUclips for all of us to enjoy again, and again! Simply awesome!! Wow!!
Thank you very much Ron. Certainly feel very lucky to be able to do this sort of thing. Appreciate the comment very much.
This might be my new favourite canoe camping videos on RUclips. Absolutely amazing spectacle of what a canoe trip should and can be. Thank you for sharing the northern lights. I have never seen them in person so this was a very special video. Cheers Keenan!
Well that’s a pretty nice comment to receive. Thank you very much for the message. Hope you get the opportunity to see the northern light someday. They are spectacular.
I just learned about Wabakimi about an hour ago, and I’m not going to forget it any time soon. You did a wonderful job of documenting your trip. Wabakimi is absolutely on the bucket list and it’s because of you. Keep it up!
Thanks for that Adam. Very much appreciated. I sincerely hope you get a chance to explore this unbelievable park.
Amazing sights!! This is on my bucket lists of parks to get to. The aurora you saw was beautiful!! That walleye was huge! Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks Brian. It was a really amazing trip for me. I hope you get the opportunity to paddle though this park. It's a very special place.
Great video!
Thanks so much!!!
Great size solo canoe. 👍👍
Thanks 👍
I have been on your trip many times and stopped by and visited with Wendell and left him with some fresh food. I didn’t take videos but many slides. Wabakimi is a beautiful lake and a trip further up the Ogoki to the Palisades is also wonderful. Enjoyed memories with you. Thank you.
I'll have to look at that route as well. Thanks very much for the comment.
Such a fantastic video of a fantastic place....WOW, Just WOW. Love your work and I'm most impressed by you and your work. OUTSTANDING!!!! I did a two week trip to Algonquin in 1977. Such a great time. You stir up great memories....Thank you!
Thank you very much for the nice comment Steve. Greatly appreciate it. Glad I we could bring back some good memories.
Well done! Excellent photography and narrative skills too!!!
Thank you very much Gary.
Can’t wait for a new video. Waiting expectantly. 😊. I really enjoy your adventures.
Thanks Tami. We’ve got a lot of new adventures coming down the line! We’re heading out for a few days tomorrow so we should have a new video out soon. 🎥 🛶
Excellent video. Thanks!
Thanks very much Kevin. Appreciate the comment.
Beautifully filmed. We really enjoyed it. Good luck with your next adventure!
Thanks so much! Really appreciate it!
Just beautiful....
Thank you very much.
Nice! Love the Debussy!
Thanks you!
Your channel has quickly become one of my favourites. The quality of your work is quickly catching up to your authenticity. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Thanks Darryl. Glad you have been enjoying the channel and I really appreciate the comment you left. Thank you.
Thanks for a great video" I enjoyed the entire video. I did a 23 day trip in the area which would become Woodland Caribou park in 1971. Truly an amazing once in a life time trip.
I’m sure that was an incredible trip. WCPP is probably my favourite place to paddle. Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you very much for the comment Brian.
As always Incredibly great, your pictures and impressions !!
Less than 20 years ago, in commercials with gigantic financial budgets, from big tabback companies with M... for example, in the opening credits in the cinema, they weren't made nearly as well as your films!
Chappo !!!!!
All the best
for you and Ashly and your faithful companions with four paws.
Best regards
Moch
Very nice comment. Thank you for this Moch. Thank you for sending us this message.
WOW beautiful scenery. It looks like Ashley made some amazing dehydrated meals. Pictographs are very exciting. I remember last September visiting Agawa Rock Pictographs were breathtaking. Thanks Keenan and Betty Lou.
Thanks Doug. Those Agawa pictographs are certainly some of the most amazing out there. Glad you had the chance to see them. Yes….Ashley made me some amazing meals as usual. Can’t imagine tripping without her meals. Thanks again Doug for the comment.
This is a great video. I dream of doing these kinds of trips one day! I just started putting together my gear and as a fellow Ontarian I think this year I'm going to finally do it
We hope that you can make a big trip a possibility this year! Thanks very much for the comment!
Fantastic scenery and photography. Thank you for sharing. Take care!
Thank you very much Ken.
Excellent, sublime video. Thank you so much
Thank you too! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Keenan sure do miss you and Ashley, hope all is good y'all's way👋
Hi KC! All good here. Hope you are doing well. Should have some videos coming up soon hopefully 🤞.
👋👋So Good to hear back from y'all❤️ it's All good this way too,Just Cant wait to go on the Adventure with y'all 👋👋👋❤️
I just discovered your videos and they are absolutely wonderful! The dogs, the music and calm voice-overs are just a perfect touch. I envy your trips, something I always dreamed of doing. Only one thought, being from Michigan, I am not familiar with some of your park locations, maybe a quick insert of a Google Map and where your traveling to and through would be nice (I know, I’m the ultimate armchair sloth). Thanks for all the great work you do!!
Thank you so much. I’ll consider that for future videos. Glad you’ve found our channel.
Amazing video. Thanks for bringing us along.
Thanks very much David.
You found some beautiful vistas and presented them so well. Blended the music with them to create for me a very calming Friday night. Thank you, then it motivated me to start a workout on my homemade paddling ergo; I’ll be sore tomorrow
Thanks Bruce. Hopefully your not to sore in the morning!
Beautiful! Thank you.
Thank you Ken.
I really enjoyed Jon's (lost lake's) trip to wabakimi, so I was so excited to see your video about it!! ❤😊
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@CanoeTheNorthoh yes I did! In fact I'm watching it again ❤😊
This is an interesting example of how the built environment (the 3 cabins) adds to the experience of a remote, wild place. In the US, the philosophy has been to eliminate signs of the modern hand but I think they add touch points to the history of a place. Recently, I think the National Park Service has reconsidered their old position. Terrific video. Thank you.
Thanks James. That’s interesting to hear. I wish that our park staff had saved the first could of cabins. I agree that building like this can certainly add to the experience and does not take away from the park in any way. Thanks very much for the comment.
Stunning. Thank you.
Thanks Tara.
I love it, I’ll subscribe you, just for your straightforward honesty. No gimmicks.
Thank you 🙏
What an wonderful trip...that sceenery...that night sky whith aurora borealis...you and Bettylou...so jealous...nicely done there Keenan!!!
Thanks Martin. It was a great trip. I got very lucky with those northern lights.
Well done and put together. I'll have to watch more.
Thanks you!
Always love your videos. The scenery is breathtaking.
Thank you very much!
Fabulous. Thanks!
Thank you very much.
Just found your channel through Xander or Jon, but really great stuff. I guess I'm gonna have to work my way through all your videos now!
Glad you found the channel through one of those guys! Hope you enjoy some of the other videos. Thanks very much for the comment.
Great video. You really showcased how beautiful Wabakimi is. I have been reluctant to go there, but I am feeling a bit more inspired now after seeing your well put together video.
Thank you very much. I sincerely hope you get the opportunity to go and explore wabakimi. I don’t think you would be disappointed.
WOW, that was a really nice trip. I had to watch it on my TV it was so awesome. Wonderful weather, beautiful water, northern lights Aurora stunningly beautiful. THANK YOU, love you and love to all.
Thanks Terry. This was definitely one of the best trips I’ve ever been on. Glad you enjoyed this video and thank you for the comment.
Compelling scenery, solitude on a grand scale, wildlife and celestial spectacles - what more could you ask for? Another engrossing and deeply satisfying recount of an adventurous journey! Too many unique scenes to comment on them all, but one that particularly caught my eye was green treed glade briefly seen during the portage into Whitewater Lake; a visual stunner! I can see myself stopping for at least 1/2 hour there to soak it up and take a few dozen photos! Of course the warm sunsets, strikingly bold aurora, and the calm reverent exploration of the pictographs on Cliff Lake were also memorable.... I could go on... I don't know anyone else making films like this!! 🙌🙌🙌
Ron, you always leave some of the nicest comments we receive. I think you could spend a lifetime taking pictures in that incredible park. Appreciate your comments about the video very very much. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your Wabikimi story ! The look of amazement on your face said it all !
Thanks very much. There are some parks of that park that are simply amazing.
Just amazing
Thank you Lisa.
Awesome video .. Betty Lou loves fishing just as much as me by the looks of it lol Cant wait for the canoe season around the corner.. happy paddeling
Thanks Matt. Common spring time. So close. Betty Lou loves fishing more than anyone I’ve ever met. I literally cannot even look at my fishing rod without her getting all wound up. Appreciate the comment and enjoy the coming paddling season. 🛶
What a great video. I hope someday we can come to Canada and paddle there. GREAT video. I bet Ashley really wants to go now!
Thank you Sally. Yes for sure….Ashley can’t wait to go to wabakimi as well. We are very fortunate in Canada to have so many incredible places to paddle and explore. Hope you get the opportunity to do the same. Thanks again.
This absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are more than welcome. Thanks Jody.
Beautiful!!
Thank you!