I know I'm late, but when you saw that moose, my mouth was open and I felt like I was right beside you. I am so happy you got to experience that. Love you. You're doing everything perfect.
@@EzeAdventurer just wanted to let you know that what you do makes a difference. The adventures are great, but I love watching you talk yourself through tough situations. The whole thing is an insperation. You're a genuine authentic person, and we need more of you in the world. Be safe out there, brother.
Mate, WOW! The views, the solitude, the beauty, the pain, the struggle, the moose, the fish and the solo insanity of speaking to grasshoppers - all worth it. Not to mention the incredible skill of pushing through the ride. You are seriously living the dream. Above all you are creating amazing memories for your old age to appreciate. Keep bringing those dreams to us my friend, please. Look forward to the next adventure. All the best!
@EzeAdventurer Brother, you keep coming up with the travels, and I'll keep coming up with the superlatives :) Just remember us old-timers when you hit a million subs. Cheers mate.
I used to go to canoeing camping Algonquin park in my 20s and 30s. Life got in the way after that. With you traveling across the pond to visit this place, got me to start up again. I live a hour and a half from the park.😁
Eze, I'm loving your channel. Thanks for sharing. I'm not sure where your background comes from but we share a love for nature. My family came from Belfast Ireland. I was raised in the country side and have canoed a ton of our lakes. It's a beautiful thing. I hope you connect with people as much as you do with nature cause your a beautiful person. I wish you well. Cheers.
Hey and thanks SO much for your kind comment, means a lot! I really want to explore your country one day, I'm sure there's adventure to be had for sure!! I wish you the best in return
Eze look who’s back at what he loves!! Enjoyed this with a nice glass of wine. Hope your family’s safe and health. Enjoying your Adventures. Waiting for some weather to break to hit the lakes and river around me. I moved recently moved from the Seattle area. So retired and have lots of time to canoe. I actually just pick up a new Old Town Adventure 158. Not worries about weight. It was more about not spending 4 k for a Porsche lite and fast and dragging it over rocks. LOL. Around Bend Oregon out !!
What a treat to see you visit the park again! Moose, fish, no bugs and a good stretch of weather.... Nice way to split up Unicorn hill..... Hope to see you and Maple or Bethany back again.
Hahaha yeah poor Maple getting called Bethany... no good. She took it like a champ though. Yeah that split of the portage worked really well, the idea came from the outfitter in Brent, absolute legend 85 year old pure wisdom man JAKE!
Another great video Eze and welcome back to Canada. Living near Niagara Falls we have yearly camped and hiked at Provincial Parks including Algonquin. Now at over 73 I regret not doing more backcountry canoeing and camping …. but still plan on doing that with far less portaging than you did ! Lol. We greatly enjoy your videos along with our other Canadian favourites. PS One of our family dogs is named Maple.
Hey Rob!! Wow you live in a such a beautiful location! Yet to see those mighty falls! Maple is a such a great name!! Thanks for tuning in, I appreciate it greatly. Your wisdom is clear: Do as much as possible whilst you can. I totally agree. Nobody reaches their last day of life saying "Damn, I really should have had LESS fun" right?? Whilst work and other areas of life are important, I truly feel the urge to get out there as much as possible, as quickly as possible. I know time is ticking I plan to and hope that when I get to 73, I'll also be canoeing across beautiful landscapes. I can see this being a lifelong passion, and I can't seem to get enough!
Ey up buddy! Hope you're feeling well and wishing you speedy recovery mate!! Eat lots of greens like Kale , they are massively full of anti-inflammatories and will supercharge your recovery! Avoid too much meat, dairy consumption!
I have to agree, Canada is a great place! I love living here. I try not to take the beauty for granted and am grateful for every backcountry trip I have ever taken. Your trip was wonderful. Fantastic scenery and wildlife, couldn't get much better. As always, thanks for sharing. :) :)
Wonderful! and well said regarding trying not to take it for granted! When it's your backyard it's much easier to do so! Stunning stunning area, land country, I can't wait to go back!
Fantastic trip Eze! It was a pleasure to watch. You timed it perfectly as the weather that week was incredible! I'm sure that late night moose encounter got the adrenaline pumping a bit lol. Looking forward to your next adventures brother. Cheers 🍻
Thanks buddy! Yeah definitely dude, I could feel the vibrations of his massive weight as he thumped the ground, honestly I think he was about 2 meters from my tent on my left side. I didn't know how to react but instinctively I was quiet...
Algonquin is our fav ❤ such a special place. Loved the video Eze, you couldn’t have timed the trip better, beautiful weather, beautiful fall colours. Thanks for sharing.
My mother took a popup tent on wheels with five young children to Algonquin. We would watch the black bears visit the camp dumpsite in the evening. The bears would visit the campground at night! We went on to St Sue Marie and then stayed at a Canadian campground near Lake Ontario. Got to visit Montreal and saw my great grandfather, he a painter of scenery of Montreal. We returned through Lake George, NY to Washington, NJ. Wonder why you don't save the water you have cooked for drinking. Wouldn't it be safe to drink.😊
"Hey bear!"...omg, absolutely loving this episode! We live in Ontario and have been camping to Algonquin a few times, but never tried portaging! This is truly special! 🙏
Hey Eze! Thanks for another amazing video. A group of friends and I do a trip to Algonquin each summer! You're absolutely right, a breathtaking place, greatful to explore it. Take care and adventure on!
Great trip Eze!! I love tripping in the fall, the colours, cool misty mornings and less people in the woods. I did most of this route before and it's great seeing this route from your perspective! 👍👍
Thanks so much buddy yeah awesome route! Lots of portaging but the portages are in such good shape that it's not too much work. Love this land, can't wait to go back!
Welcome back you were missed!! Hope the family are well 😊. I’m ready for this adventure let’s go 👍🏻. 50mins later 😃 This was yet another awesome video, the colours,the wildlife…. Everything fantastic…. thanks for sharing 🎉
Enjoy your videos. I did that exact same route in summer ‘22. The Unicorn Hill portage darn near killed me (I’m a senior) but Whisky Jack Lake made it all worthwhile. Heading to Killarney this year. Safe paddling and keep up the videos.
Hahaha I'm not sure about that buddy, BUT! We are all moving to MIAMI next year and I'll be dangerously close to your lovely country. I'm going to escape to the promised land as much as possible!!!
Eze, this is wonderful, the colours of every view stunning, camp scenes, portages, waterfalls, storytelling... you are a film maker extraordinaire. Loved the moose, Canada geese, loon, chipmunk, beavers... we don't have any of these. Thank you again and again for the extra time and effort of taking us with you. Maple did a good job. Loved Yukon with Bethany too.
Another great adventure Eze! Just so peaceful and beautiful with the changing of the colors of the trees. I want to experience what it’s like to just be immersed in nature without another human around. Your videos take me away for a while away from this crazy world. I love that your videos are like watching a movie! Thank you and look forward to watching your next trip.
Go for it!!! You'll be immensely rewarded if you do!! You can start small, by camping somewhere close to your car if you need the eject etc. Then build from there. That's how I began! Yes, we all need a break from this crazy world indeed... the problem is coming back to reality!
Hey Eze buddy. Good to see you back. Long time since the last video. You was back in Canada again. You better to move here 😉. Great video as always. You are lucky you heard a moose bull grunt. Look like he was close to your tent at night. Thank for sharing your adventures with us. Pat
Thanks Pat! Yeah was lucky to be able to get back to that beautiful land so soon after Yukon, missing it already! The Moose encounters and presence was awesome!!
Awesome video. Perfect mix of music, narration and the sounds and sights of nature. I would love to see a little more camp, (cooking, fire, gear...) Have you ever tried different hammocks ? It took me awhile to find the right one and to get used to it. But once I did, I'll never go back to the ground. Love your work! Thanks for bringing us along.
Thanks so much appreciate it! Yeah I use the Amok and love it! This was a last minute VERY impulsive trip to say the least lol so had little time to think about kit. In hindsight, would have preferred a hammock probably. More camp, ok got it - thanks for the info!
Really enjoyed this Eze. I really think it’s my favorite so far. Thanks for taking us along, man. It has me daydreaming about my next Algonquin solo slated for spring!
Absolutely breathtaking. The Autumn colours bring warmth to the heart. I know you appreciate how blessed you are to be able to do these trips. Enjoy every minute you can. All the best mate, see you on the next one. ❤
a native elder would say.. do not take a book to read..you got nature to read all day and night..and that is how native people can literally read the weather for today and tomorrow..read nature 😊🌿🪵🌲🌳🪴🪹🪺🪨🌻🪻⛰️🌫️🌪️☔🌈
You’re enthusiasm is truly infectious and we are lucky to have Algonquin park to explore. I did a trip the first week of October this year in the north part of the park and paddled in snow. I think you went the perfect time and maybe I’ll try mid September next year. Keep making these videos and telling these stories. It makes it easier to make it through winter when we can get out in the park again. Thanks
Oh man you must have gone right after me!! Hope it wasn't too brutal, I saw the temps plunge in the forecast. Yeah the weather's always tricky I was very spontaneous with this one, buying the plane ticket 4 hours before departure!!
@@EzeAdventurer wow that is incredibly spontaneous! I live less than a 4 hr drive to Algonquin Park and I seldom go last minute but if you can fly from the UK, drive to the park and deal with time changes and the stress of travel I am going to try and be more spontaneous next year. Cheers
We had spectacular fall colours in Ontario this fall. You have been bitten by the Canadian canoeing/camping bug for sure. Yukon and Algonquin in one season. The bull moose are in rut in the fall, so calling for a cow, but also can be very agressive. SO much more to see in our great land! Great video as always.
Fantastic trip Eze, superb wildlife n moose encounters, great fishing n absolutely beautiful colours. What a great time to go adventuring over there. Well done Eze, you're flying on youtube now and it's all well deserved mate. Great content. Atb fella, Rick n Billydog 👍
Thanks so much buddy I really appreciate that Ricky! Yeah Canada is just so beautiful and Algonquin in low season, in good weather is just stunning. We still have to meet sometime!! Long overdue, but our paths will cross!
Eze that was a Brilliant video loved everything about it your adventures are something I look forward to seeing thanks for sharing your adventures with us mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Thank you very much! Yeah I really tried to up the pacing of this one and change it up, so I'm glad to hear you liked it! Will keep experimenting and learning how to deliver the best possible experience! Thank you!
O Eze what a nice surprise when I put the tube on this evening. so nice to see u back, we’ve missed u and your adventures. It looked stunning with all the colours in the trees and the wildlife. I did think o well least he’s not had beaver Debris to clamber over this time then the fallen tree popped on the screen lol 😂 Maxx
Thanks so much Max!! Yeah kept this one quiet... lost my mind and got on a plane to Canada lol. The air fare was almost the cost of fuel to drive and return to Scotland and the rivers were in spate! Haha yeah one beaver obstacle just to keep things interesting!! Thanks for your support as ALWAYS!
@@EzeAdventurer o wow that’s unbelievable to get flights at that price. Y not I no I would have done if I could lol. O I forgot to say that was a bight naughty mixing Bethany up with maple, they where so different in every way, maple didn’t give you any back chat lol 😂
if you get back to Canada and want to do a trip in Temagami next summer hit me up. About same distance to Algonquin but Temagami has some more isolated areas, even peak seasons.
Enjoyed that one Eze....what a great adventure! I bet it took some planning, but so worth it to be alone in the wilderness with all that wildlife too. Well done mate
Thanks so much buddy!! Honestly didn't take too much planning was a mega IMPULSIVE one. Saw really cheap airline tickets to Toronto, incredible weather window and bought the ticket 4 hours before departure time (and packed my bags in about 1 hour and rushed to the airport, it was nuts lol)
Thanks for sharing! I did a very similar route to you in mid September, but headed south on Burntroot to go through La Muir and Hogan before going back up to Catfish. Your video brought back a bunch of awesome memories.
Great weather for that time up there!!! wanting shade at the end of September and swimming. Your loop was our first trip around 2000. We didn't know what we were doing, didn't know the canoe was suppose to go on our head. I remember an uphill monster to begin, and our first campsite on trout Lake, and losing my $300 oakleys on the nipissing, and a quaint old quiet outfitting office, but can't recall anything I just watched. In all these years I have never camped on a river or swam in one. It's probably WAY more likely to see a moose though. Maybe a bear too. TY
Hahaha sounds like you had an awesome trip, full of new experiences and bulldozing into awesome personal growth!! That's the way! Yeah I do think the rivers usually make the wildlife viewing more probable, cos they cross from side to side and kind of bottleneck wildlife sometimes around certain passings.. Both moose seen were on rivers on this trip. Petawawa and Nip.
After your trip with the UK boys I knew you'd be back. Algonquin is that kind of place. The loons still call me. I've done that same loop several times but I always went up the Nippissing and down the Petawawa back to Cedar. I've stayed in several of the same campsites. That site at the top of Burnt Root is one of my favorites. There is a path from there back to the bottom of the rapids where the fishing is the best in the park. I'm surprised you didn't visit the root cellar there, it is a magical spot.
Nooooo lol don't tell me a great fishing spot was RIGHT by me!! I was distracted and didn't explore the trails enough nooooooo!! Yeah and missed that root cellar too shoot!! Will have to go back some day!!! Magical indeed!!
Breathtaking landscape. Who hasn't got their old and new girlfriend's name mixed up before... "no, she's not as pretty as you (but she could ride the rapids better)". Thank you Eze. Yet again: amazing journey, outstanding photography, entertaining and informative. What a truly beautiful place to have travelled through. Until the next adventure 🙏🏽 Sorry to sound greedy, but I would love to see a 'Prep for the journey' video - how you sort out transporting paddles on a plane, getting to where are going, booking a canoe/kayak at your destination, what food will I need, which maps... planning sort of thing...
ahahah that's brilliant!! I apreciate it! Really would love to do those sort of videos but honestly speaking, they tend to do really badly... I appreciate you are into the detail ( I am too!) but the sad truth is most of the audience out there have a much shorter attention span, and I need to take that into account if I want to tickle the algorithm and grow the channel... Gotta love RUclips!! Maybe I'll find the way to incorporate more of that information in a concise and entertaining way, will give it some thought!
Great to see a new video from you! May I suggest you work on your Bear Hang. I suggest the hanging bag is ten to twelve feet from the tree trunk. Safe adventures and travels to you Sir.
thanks so much!! I know re the bear hanging you're right. The truth is, the gap between the theory and practise sometimes is too wide to bridge. Like having the right trees, or having the skills and time/energy to set up a line from two trees etc when a single tree isn't adequate. Also, given all my food is dehydrated and vacuum sealed, I do feel my exposure was minimal. Thanks for watching!
Hey my friend, I’ve always wondered what eze was short for. That was an awesome trip, my wife has paddled there, I’m very envious lol. One day I’ll get to paddle it. The autumnal colours looked fantastic
Hey Eze! Good to see you 😊 Beautiful country and it looked like a wonderful trip. Best season of the year for it too You reminded me that Koen the Dutch explorer says Why do the rivers go down but the portages go up? 😆
So very beautiful! Loving the scenery and the colours. An awesome video and adventure really makes me want to go back. Can't believe you called her your ex by mistake 😂 good thing it wasn't on day one or it would have been an awkward trip. Take care bro, see you soon, Paul.
@@EzeAdventurer I would rather prefer the inflable one... What about the 1 kg the germans are offering? Seems very practical... Would you recomend it for the lakes in Bariloche?....Thank you!
@@paupaunaiaipaulanye8999 I think beware of any very light weight ones, as they will be made using lighter, thinner material. Which is more likely to puncture! If it's just for floating on a lake, then you'll be ok. But if you're doing an expedition, any river travel etc, you want something robust enough to withstand the pressure, dragging on rocks, trees, sticks, thorns etc!!
@@EzeAdventurer Yes, of course, I had a 15 kg one that was stolen.... But Im aiming something more practical as I travel in my bike. Thank you! ( By any chanse, are you related to Carlos Diego Romano?....So similar....)
Don't fool yourself, logging in Algonquin is still alive and well. There's nothing like portaging and canoeing for 5 days and coming across a logging road and seeing a couple of semi's hauling fresh cut trees out of the park. There is no such thing as pristine in Algonquin, there are several private cottages and logging roads throughout the park.
Hey bro, have enjoyed watching all your videos. Awesomely inspiring. 🤙 I've often wondered what gear you take with you and what you sort out on arrival. Canoe hire is obviously the latter, but do you take your own paddles? Maybe a video concept, sharing some tips and tricks of planning and arranging canoe trips? I'm sure you've learned a lot over the years! 😎👌 Keep up the good work man!
I do take my own paddle but that's not really necessary ! I try to sort out as much as possible before arrival, opting for mostly dehydrated (home) meals nowadays. Keep your kit down to a minimum, be brutal, you'll be glad later in the field.
@@EzeAdventurer I'm accustomed to wild camping and canoeing trips in the UK. I'm keen to venture further afield now though, which you've been a fantastic inspiration for, so trying to suss out the planning bit now. 👌 Keeping kit to the essentials is always a good rule of thumb. I bet you've learnt a lot about the pros and cons of transporting kit abroad, huh? 😁
Man these canoe videos have really inspired our family to take a trip! Could you post the time of year your taking these trips in the videos whenever you make a new one. Like it’s Mid August or Mid September? We want to do this trip but we would love to catch it around the same time you took this video. What month was this? The info added to your videos helps us plan trips like this too😅
Thanks! The pac boat is great, but I still haven't been able to source a yoke for it! Also this was a super impulsive last minute trip from UK to Canada so had to streamline the process and gear as much as possible. For quite a few reasons, this was the best way to go for me !
My only problem with your videos is that every time i watch a new one im automatically wishing I was out on the river. Maybe ill be able to get out there later today? Anyhow, another great video buddy! Keep on putting these bangers out my guy!!
Your bear hang is way too close to the tree trunk. 6ft out and 10 feet high. Still a great video but would hate to see a raccoon or bear get into your food.
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i love the videos think they are really well shot, but just be yourself.. it grinds on me when you use the youtubey vernacular like "guys" at the end of the sentence
I am myself... that's how I talk and the "guys" is what comes to me naturally.. so changing it, would take an active effort to NOT be myself. Sorry to hear this was one of the takeaways from the video...
I know I'm late, but when you saw that moose, my mouth was open and I felt like I was right beside you. I am so happy you got to experience that. Love you. You're doing everything perfect.
Thank you so much!! buddy!!! very kind words, love you back! :-)
@@EzeAdventurer just wanted to let you know that what you do makes a difference. The adventures are great, but I love watching you talk yourself through tough situations. The whole thing is an insperation. You're a genuine authentic person, and we need more of you in the world. Be safe out there, brother.
Turn out the lights, locks the doors, switch off ya phone... Eze has posted a video. Grabbed some snacks and settling down for the ride :)
Thanks legend, love this comment :-) !
Mate, WOW! The views, the solitude, the beauty, the pain, the struggle, the moose, the fish and the solo insanity of speaking to grasshoppers - all worth it. Not to mention the incredible skill of pushing through the ride. You are seriously living the dream. Above all you are creating amazing memories for your old age to appreciate. Keep bringing those dreams to us my friend, please. Look forward to the next adventure. All the best!
Thanks so much Robb, your unwavering support on every video of mine is very touching. I really appreciate it greatly!
@EzeAdventurer Brother, you keep coming up with the travels, and I'll keep coming up with the superlatives :)
Just remember us old-timers when you hit a million subs. Cheers mate.
I used to go to canoeing camping Algonquin park in my 20s and 30s. Life got in the way after that. With you traveling across the pond to visit this place, got me to start up again. I live a hour and a half from the park.😁
Yesss!!! Get that paddle wet my friend!! It's never too late, and it's always possible!!!
Beautiful trip, your timing was very close to perfect: foliage, fish, wildlife, weather, people, etc. well done in so many ways.
Hey bruce thanks so much, yeah the stars really aligned on this one for sure!!! Thanks again1!
Normally I just avoid bothering watching trips in Algonquin but you are such a pleasure to watch. Lovely trip.
Wow, thank you! I appreciate that!!
Algonquin is about an hour and a half from my house.. and its still awesome seeing it in videos.. 🖐😎👍
So so beautiful. Wild or not! Pristine!
Great video.
Thanks for the visit!
Eze, I'm loving your channel. Thanks for sharing. I'm not sure where your background comes from but we share a love for nature. My family came from Belfast Ireland. I was raised in the country side and have canoed a ton of our lakes. It's a beautiful thing. I hope you connect with people as much as you do with nature cause your a beautiful person. I wish you well. Cheers.
Hey and thanks SO much for your kind comment, means a lot!
I really want to explore your country one day, I'm sure there's adventure to be had for sure!! I wish you the best in return
Love to watch your adventures, Eze! You are so natural and strong! Thanks! 🙏🏾
Thank you so much!
Welcome to my part of the world .. I live in this beauty .. so happy to share it with you.😊I enjoy your gentleness and your humour.
Thank you so much! You have a gem of country, your land is amongst the most beautiful and most looked after in the world. I can't wait to go back!!
Eze look who’s back at what he loves!! Enjoyed this with a nice glass of wine. Hope your family’s safe and health. Enjoying your Adventures. Waiting for some weather to break to hit the lakes and river around me. I moved recently moved from the Seattle area. So retired and have lots of time to canoe. I actually just pick up a new Old Town Adventure 158. Not worries about weight. It was more about not spending 4 k for a Porsche lite and fast and dragging it over rocks. LOL. Around Bend Oregon out !!
Awesome re your canoe buddy! Hope you get out there asap to enjoy without doubt the BEST form of travel!!
What a treat to see you visit the park again! Moose, fish, no bugs and a good stretch of weather.... Nice way to split up Unicorn hill..... Hope to see you and Maple or Bethany back again.
Hahaha yeah poor Maple getting called Bethany... no good. She took it like a champ though.
Yeah that split of the portage worked really well, the idea came from the outfitter in Brent, absolute legend 85 year old pure wisdom man JAKE!
@@EzeAdventurer Jake is very well known and must be full of campfire stories.
Loved it mate. Those Moose encounters were incredible 👌🏻 hopefully we will get back on another trip out there together at some point bud 😁👍🏻
I hope so too buddy been way too long!!
Incredible video!
Thanks a lot! Shabbat shalom!
Another great video Eze and welcome back to Canada. Living near Niagara Falls we have yearly camped and hiked at Provincial Parks including Algonquin. Now at over 73 I regret not doing more backcountry canoeing and camping …. but still plan on doing that with far less portaging than you did ! Lol.
We greatly enjoy your videos along with our other Canadian favourites.
PS One of our family dogs is named Maple.
Hey Rob!! Wow you live in a such a beautiful location! Yet to see those mighty falls!
Maple is a such a great name!!
Thanks for tuning in, I appreciate it greatly.
Your wisdom is clear: Do as much as possible whilst you can.
I totally agree. Nobody reaches their last day of life saying "Damn, I really should have had LESS fun" right??
Whilst work and other areas of life are important, I truly feel the urge to get out there as much as possible, as quickly as possible. I know time is ticking
I plan to and hope that when I get to 73, I'll also be canoeing across beautiful landscapes. I can see this being a lifelong passion, and I can't seem to get enough!
Hi mate
At home after hip replacement surgery. Watching your brilliant videos. Off til January 😀 Thanks for your hard work 👍
Ey up buddy! Hope you're feeling well and wishing you speedy recovery mate!! Eat lots of greens like Kale , they are massively full of anti-inflammatories and will supercharge your recovery! Avoid too much meat, dairy consumption!
Good advice 👍
Thanks
I can never get enough of Algonquin Park. Thank you for your wonderful portrayal of it's beauty!
Glad you enjoyed it! It's so beautiful!
Nice!👍
Thanks! 👍
Nice vid! Enjoyed it!
Awesome, thank you!
I have to agree, Canada is a great place! I love living here. I try not to take the beauty for granted and am grateful for every backcountry trip I have ever taken. Your trip was wonderful. Fantastic scenery and wildlife, couldn't get much better. As always, thanks for sharing. :) :)
Wonderful! and well said regarding trying not to take it for granted! When it's your backyard it's much easier to do so! Stunning stunning area, land country, I can't wait to go back!
@@EzeAdventurer We can't wait for you to get back either so we can watch your next adventure! :)
Fantastic trip Eze! It was a pleasure to watch. You timed it perfectly as the weather that week was incredible! I'm sure that late night moose encounter got the adrenaline pumping a bit lol. Looking forward to your next adventures brother. Cheers 🍻
Thanks buddy! Yeah definitely dude, I could feel the vibrations of his massive weight as he thumped the ground, honestly I think he was about 2 meters from my tent on my left side.
I didn't know how to react but instinctively I was quiet...
Algonquin is our fav ❤ such a special place. Loved the video Eze, you couldn’t have timed the trip better, beautiful weather, beautiful fall colours. Thanks for sharing.
It really is such a special place!!! I know the timing was just crazy, glad you liked it! Hope you guys get out there again soon!
My mother took a popup tent on wheels with five young children to Algonquin. We would watch the black bears visit the camp dumpsite in the evening. The bears would visit the campground at night! We went on to St
Sue Marie and then stayed at a Canadian campground near Lake Ontario. Got to visit Montreal and saw my great grandfather, he a painter of scenery of Montreal. We returned through Lake George, NY to Washington, NJ. Wonder why you don't save the water you have cooked for drinking. Wouldn't it be safe to drink.😊
Sounds like you’ve had amazing adventures!!! Those trips sound epic!! Thanks for commenting!!
This is as Canadian as it gets... Moose, geese, beavers, maple leaves changing colours.
Was a v special experience!!
"Hey bear!"...omg, absolutely loving this episode! We live in Ontario and have been camping to Algonquin a few times, but never tried portaging! This is truly special! 🙏
Hahah yeah doesn’t hurt throwing a “hey bear” around once in a while.. at least psychologically 😂😂😂. Awesome Algonquin is so special!
I spent 3 days there was such a fun cano trip
Awesome!!
Awsome adventure in this amazing place. This is what I love. ❤
Thanks so much, me too buddy!
Great Video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Eze! Thanks for another amazing video. A group of friends and I do a trip to Algonquin each summer! You're absolutely right, a breathtaking place, greatful to explore it. Take care and adventure on!
That is awesome! Adventure on indeed brother!!
Great trip Eze!! I love tripping in the fall, the colours, cool misty mornings and less people in the woods.
I did most of this route before and it's great seeing this route from your perspective! 👍👍
Thanks so much buddy yeah awesome route! Lots of portaging but the portages are in such good shape that it's not too much work. Love this land, can't wait to go back!
Welcome back you were missed!! Hope the family are well 😊. I’m ready for this adventure let’s go 👍🏻. 50mins later 😃 This was yet another awesome video, the colours,the wildlife…. Everything fantastic…. thanks for sharing 🎉
Good to be back haha!! Thanks glad you liked it! Was a special trip, the stars aligned with weather, wildlife, colours!
It’s like you fell into a Bob Ross painting 😊
So beautiful!!
Enjoy your videos. I did that exact same route in summer ‘22. The Unicorn Hill portage darn near killed me (I’m a senior) but Whisky Jack Lake made it all worthwhile. Heading to Killarney this year. Safe paddling and keep up the videos.
Hahaha gotta love that unicorn portage!! Good on you mate for completing the route! Totally worth it as you say. Have an amazing trip in Killarney!!
Another great Canadian adventure, you are going to have to move your family to our country, enjoyed
Hahaha I'm not sure about that buddy, BUT! We are all moving to MIAMI next year and I'll be dangerously close to your lovely country. I'm going to escape to the promised land as much as possible!!!
Thank you so much for bringing us along on your adventures.
Thank you!!
I think I enjoyed this video more than any you've done thus far.
Wow thanks !! Appreciate it !
Eze, this is wonderful, the colours of every view stunning, camp scenes, portages, waterfalls, storytelling... you are a film maker extraordinaire. Loved the moose, Canada geese, loon, chipmunk, beavers... we don't have any of these. Thank you again and again for the extra time and effort of taking us with you. Maple did a good job. Loved Yukon with Bethany too.
Thank you so much 😀 that's super kind of you, it's a pleasure sharing with you buddy!
Maple did a good job, especially after I called her Bethany!
Another great adventure Eze! Just so peaceful and beautiful with the changing of the colors of the trees. I want to experience what it’s like to just be immersed in nature without another human around. Your videos take me away for a while away from this crazy world. I love that your videos are like watching a movie! Thank you and look forward to watching your next trip.
Go for it!!! You'll be immensely rewarded if you do!! You can start small, by camping somewhere close to your car if you need the eject etc. Then build from there. That's how I began!
Yes, we all need a break from this crazy world indeed... the problem is coming back to reality!
@@EzeAdventurer ❤️
Hey Eze buddy. Good to see you back. Long time since the last video. You was back in Canada again. You better to move here 😉. Great video as always. You are lucky you heard a moose bull grunt. Look like he was close to your tent at night.
Thank for sharing your adventures with us.
Pat
Thanks Pat! Yeah was lucky to be able to get back to that beautiful land so soon after Yukon, missing it already! The Moose encounters and presence was awesome!!
Awesome video. Perfect mix of music, narration and the sounds and sights of nature. I would love to see a little more camp, (cooking, fire, gear...) Have you ever tried different hammocks ? It took me awhile to find the right one and to get used to it. But once I did, I'll never go back to the ground. Love your work! Thanks for bringing us along.
Thanks so much appreciate it!
Yeah I use the Amok and love it! This was a last minute VERY impulsive trip to say the least lol so had little time to think about kit. In hindsight, would have preferred a hammock probably.
More camp, ok got it - thanks for the info!
Really enjoyed this Eze. I really think it’s my favorite so far. Thanks for taking us along, man. It has me daydreaming about my next Algonquin solo slated for spring!
Awesome, thank you, so kind!! GO get that book planned buddy!!
Absolutely breathtaking. The Autumn colours bring warmth to the heart. I know you appreciate how blessed you are to be able to do these trips. Enjoy every minute you can. All the best mate, see you on the next one. ❤
So true buddy!! Thanks so much, I hope the misses is doing well and sending you both much much love.
Just watched for the second time. Just a great job of creating a terrific video... so much hard work and so many funny lines. Great job.
Hahah thanks for watching twice!! I appreciate you x2 💙
Eze thanks for the video as a Canadian I really appreciate how you show the beauty in our country 🙂, and Hi Niki thanks for sharing Eze with us 🙂
My pleasure! And will extend the thanks to Niki, she's really amazing for making these adventures possible!
a native elder would say.. do not take a book to read..you got nature to read all day and night..and that is how native people can literally read the weather for today and tomorrow..read nature 😊🌿🪵🌲🌳🪴🪹🪺🪨🌻🪻⛰️🌫️🌪️☔🌈
Love it
You’re enthusiasm is truly infectious and we are lucky to have Algonquin park to explore. I did a trip the first week of October this year in the north part of the park and paddled in snow. I think you went the perfect time and maybe I’ll try mid September next year. Keep making these videos and telling these stories. It makes it easier to make it through winter when we can get out in the park again. Thanks
Oh man you must have gone right after me!! Hope it wasn't too brutal, I saw the temps plunge in the forecast. Yeah the weather's always tricky I was very spontaneous with this one, buying the plane ticket 4 hours before departure!!
@@EzeAdventurer wow that is incredibly spontaneous! I live less than a 4 hr drive to Algonquin Park and I seldom go last minute but if you can fly from the UK, drive to the park and deal with time changes and the stress of travel I am going to try and be more spontaneous next year. Cheers
Once again an awesome video! Thanks Eze!! Keep the videos coming!!
Thanks my friend Will do!
I love your in-water recovery! Such a smooth stroke, and very quiet!
Thanks so much!!
We had spectacular fall colours in Ontario this fall. You have been bitten by the Canadian canoeing/camping bug for sure. Yukon and Algonquin in one season. The bull moose are in rut in the fall, so calling for a cow, but also can be very agressive. SO much more to see in our great land! Great video as always.
Definitely got the BUG!! Yes I know re rut season haha didn't really want to be in the way of a bull!! Thanks for the support as always!
Someone lucked out on the weather! Plenty of Rut Moose love. No bugs...best time of the year. Thanks for the videos!
Thanks for watching! Absolutely ridiculous weather, was insane!! Best time of the year for sure!!
Moose rut at that time of year, it was checking you out for love.
Clearly wasn't very impressed by the offer LOL
Fantastic trip Eze, superb wildlife n moose encounters, great fishing n absolutely beautiful colours. What a great time to go adventuring over there. Well done Eze, you're flying on youtube now and it's all well deserved mate. Great content.
Atb fella, Rick n Billydog 👍
Thanks so much buddy I really appreciate that Ricky!
Yeah Canada is just so beautiful and Algonquin in low season, in good weather is just stunning.
We still have to meet sometime!! Long overdue, but our paths will cross!
@@EzeAdventurer yeh definitely Eze, look forward to it 👍
Have a great weekend 🙂
Serene and beautiful! My idea of perfection. Many thanks
Thank you!!!
So well done. Each clip better than the last. And superb editing.
Thank you very much! Appreciate it!
Another fantastic trip to Algonquin. Loved it. Well done the best adventures!
Thanks a ton buddy! Hope you're well!
Eze that was a Brilliant video loved everything about it your adventures are something I look forward to seeing thanks for sharing your adventures with us mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Awesome, thank you buddy!! Hope you're doing well and enjoying the outdoors as always!!
Beautiful fish and maples! Loved the camera work and the flow of this video!
Thank you very much!
Yeah I really tried to up the pacing of this one and change it up, so I'm glad to hear you liked it!
Will keep experimenting and learning how to deliver the best possible experience!
Thank you!
Another beautiful video as usual. Thank you
Thank you too!!
Thank you sir ...beautiful trip!
Always welcome, thank you too!!
Fantastic, I loved this. Great filming.
Thank you!
Another epic adventure… spectacular fall colors. Moose sighting was wicked cool! Looking forward to more adventures. CHEERS 🍻
Glad you enjoyed it - thanks so much!
Very fine video. Beautiful images of a pristine landscape! Keep up the good work Eze!
Glad you enjoyed it! Pristine indeed, food for the soul to see such beautiful places still exist!
O Eze what a nice surprise when I put the tube on this evening. so nice to see u back, we’ve missed u and your adventures. It looked stunning with all the colours in the trees and the wildlife. I did think o well least he’s not had beaver Debris to clamber over this time then the fallen tree popped on the screen lol 😂 Maxx
Thanks so much Max!! Yeah kept this one quiet... lost my mind and got on a plane to Canada lol.
The air fare was almost the cost of fuel to drive and return to Scotland and the rivers were in spate!
Haha yeah one beaver obstacle just to keep things interesting!!
Thanks for your support as ALWAYS!
@@EzeAdventurer o wow that’s unbelievable to get flights at that price. Y not I no I would have done if I could lol. O I forgot to say that was a bight naughty mixing Bethany up with maple, they where so different in every way, maple didn’t give you any back chat lol 😂
Nice 🥰 My backyard! How did I get so lucky 😊
Totally! Algonquin is soooo beautiful
That looked like an awesome trip Eze, Great watch and really enjoyed it. Stay safe buddy
Glad you enjoyed it bud!
if you get back to Canada and want to do a trip in Temagami next summer hit me up. About same distance to Algonquin but Temagami has some more isolated areas, even peak seasons.
Thanks so much!! Temagami is def on the list!!
I'm jealous - great trip.
Thank you for being honest 😂💙
Enjoyed that one Eze....what a great adventure! I bet it took some planning, but so worth it to be alone in the wilderness with all that wildlife too. Well done mate
Thanks so much buddy!! Honestly didn't take too much planning was a mega IMPULSIVE one. Saw really cheap airline tickets to Toronto, incredible weather window and bought the ticket 4 hours before departure time (and packed my bags in about 1 hour and rushed to the airport, it was nuts lol)
@@EzeAdventurer wow, that's mad but I love it. I'm not that impulsive even for a night locally lol. So hats off mate
Fantastic! I really enjoy your Canadian travels!
Happy to hear that! Thank you!!
Gorgeous trip!! Enjoy so much of everything!! Good job!! ❤😊
Thank you!! 😊
Amazing journey Eze. Thank you for sharing it with us.. your videos inspiring me to go for Canoeing ..
Great to hear! You should Go for it!!
Great adventure. I hope to visit Algonquin one day.
I hope so too!!!
Thanks for sharing! I did a very similar route to you in mid September, but headed south on Burntroot to go through La Muir and Hogan before going back up to Catfish. Your video brought back a bunch of awesome memories.
aaah yeah I saw that variation possibility. Having seen my version, and done yours, what would you have done if you had only 1 option?
I am your new subscriber watching your video from Bangladesh
Thanks and welcome!!
I’ve done that unicorn hill portage 3 times, never gets easier lol
Hahah yeah it just keeps going lol!
Great weather for that time up there!!! wanting shade at the end of September and swimming. Your loop was our first trip around 2000. We didn't know what we were doing, didn't know the canoe was suppose to go on our head. I remember an uphill monster to begin, and our first campsite on trout Lake, and losing my $300 oakleys on the nipissing, and a quaint old quiet outfitting office, but can't recall anything I just watched. In all these years I have never camped on a river or swam in one. It's probably WAY more likely to see a moose though. Maybe a bear too. TY
Hahaha sounds like you had an awesome trip, full of new experiences and bulldozing into awesome personal growth!! That's the way!
Yeah I do think the rivers usually make the wildlife viewing more probable, cos they cross from side to side and kind of bottleneck wildlife sometimes around certain passings..
Both moose seen were on rivers on this trip. Petawawa and Nip.
After your trip with the UK boys I knew you'd be back. Algonquin is that kind of place. The loons still call me. I've done that same loop several times but I always went up the Nippissing and down the Petawawa back to Cedar. I've stayed in several of the same campsites. That site at the top of Burnt Root is one of my favorites. There is a path from there back to the bottom of the rapids where the fishing is the best in the park. I'm surprised you didn't visit the root cellar there, it is a magical spot.
Nooooo lol don't tell me a great fishing spot was RIGHT by me!! I was distracted and didn't explore the trails enough nooooooo!! Yeah and missed that root cellar too shoot!!
Will have to go back some day!!! Magical indeed!!
Breathtaking landscape. Who hasn't got their old and new girlfriend's name mixed up before... "no, she's not as pretty as you (but she could ride the rapids better)". Thank you Eze. Yet again: amazing journey, outstanding photography, entertaining and informative. What a truly beautiful place to have travelled through. Until the next adventure 🙏🏽
Sorry to sound greedy, but I would love to see a 'Prep for the journey' video - how you sort out transporting paddles on a plane, getting to where are going, booking a canoe/kayak at your destination, what food will I need, which maps... planning sort of thing...
ahahah that's brilliant!!
I apreciate it!
Really would love to do those sort of videos but honestly speaking, they tend to do really badly... I appreciate you are into the detail ( I am too!) but the sad truth is most of the audience out there have a much shorter attention span, and I need to take that into account if I want to tickle the algorithm and grow the channel...
Gotta love RUclips!! Maybe I'll find the way to incorporate more of that information in a concise and entertaining way, will give it some thought!
Thanks for taking the time to reply. I appreciate how long it takes to make and edit these amazing videos. Your doing a great job 👏
Thanks buddy appreciate it! @@Bokooda
Great to see a new video from you! May I suggest you work on your Bear Hang. I suggest the hanging bag is ten to twelve feet from the tree trunk. Safe adventures and travels to you Sir.
thanks so much!! I know re the bear hanging you're right.
The truth is, the gap between the theory and practise sometimes is too wide to bridge. Like having the right trees, or having the skills and time/energy to set up a line from two trees etc when a single tree isn't adequate.
Also, given all my food is dehydrated and vacuum sealed, I do feel my exposure was minimal.
Thanks for watching!
Hey my friend, I’ve always wondered what eze was short for.
That was an awesome trip, my wife has paddled there, I’m very envious lol. One day I’ll get to paddle it. The autumnal colours looked fantastic
Thanks buddy!! appreciate it! Totally hope you can paddle there soon!
Hey Eze! Good to see you 😊 Beautiful country and it looked like a wonderful trip. Best season of the year for it too
You reminded me that Koen the Dutch explorer says Why do the rivers go down but the portages go up? 😆
haha yeah exactly he's got a great point!!!
So very beautiful! Loving the scenery and the colours. An awesome video and adventure really makes me want to go back. Can't believe you called her your ex by mistake 😂 good thing it wasn't on day one or it would have been an awkward trip. Take care bro, see you soon, Paul.
Hahahaha I know, poor Maple!! That would have been super awkward 😂!!
See you soon brother 💙
So enjoyable the whole...( Suppose you couldn´t take the 5 kg inflable kayak with you?...!)
Thanks for sharing
You could do it in an inflatable if you wanted, but the terrain is better suited for a hard canoe for sure.
@@EzeAdventurer I would rather prefer the inflable one... What about the 1 kg the germans are offering? Seems very practical... Would you recomend it for the lakes in Bariloche?....Thank you!
@@paupaunaiaipaulanye8999 I think beware of any very light weight ones, as they will be made using lighter, thinner material. Which is more likely to puncture!
If it's just for floating on a lake, then you'll be ok. But if you're doing an expedition, any river travel etc, you want something robust enough to withstand the pressure, dragging on rocks, trees, sticks, thorns etc!!
@@EzeAdventurer Yes, of course, I had a 15 kg one that was stolen.... But Im aiming something more practical as I travel in my bike. Thank you! ( By any chanse, are you related to Carlos Diego Romano?....So similar....)
@@paupaunaiaipaulanye8999 haha not related
Great video! Not sure how you do it but it almost feels like I’m there. Nice job 👍🏻
Aaah thanks so much buddy appreciate it!
Don't fool yourself, logging in Algonquin is still alive and well. There's nothing like portaging and canoeing for 5 days and coming across a logging road and seeing a couple of semi's hauling fresh cut trees out of the park. There is no such thing as pristine in Algonquin, there are several private cottages and logging roads throughout the park.
Yeah I guess so. Some areas look pristine though but yeah, it doesn't truly feel wild, but given the accessibility it's pretty amazing
Hey bro, have enjoyed watching all your videos. Awesomely inspiring. 🤙
I've often wondered what gear you take with you and what you sort out on arrival. Canoe hire is obviously the latter, but do you take your own paddles? Maybe a video concept, sharing some tips and tricks of planning and arranging canoe trips? I'm sure you've learned a lot over the years! 😎👌 Keep up the good work man!
I do take my own paddle but that's not really necessary ! I try to sort out as much as possible before arrival, opting for mostly dehydrated (home) meals nowadays. Keep your kit down to a minimum, be brutal, you'll be glad later in the field.
@@EzeAdventurer I'm accustomed to wild camping and canoeing trips in the UK. I'm keen to venture further afield now though, which you've been a fantastic inspiration for, so trying to suss out the planning bit now. 👌 Keeping kit to the essentials is always a good rule of thumb. I bet you've learnt a lot about the pros and cons of transporting kit abroad, huh? 😁
@@chriswillson99 yes mate, honestly just get to the start line, the rest is easy!
Algonquin Park is an ideal place to start, highly recommend it!!1
@@EzeAdventurer travel time must be about a day either end huh? Do you hire a car from the airport?
Man these canoe videos have really inspired our family to take a trip! Could you post the time of year your taking these trips in the videos whenever you make a new one. Like it’s Mid August or Mid September? We want to do this trip but we would love to catch it around the same time you took this video. What month was this?
The info added to your videos helps us plan trips like this too😅
Definitely !! This was end of September!!! Spectacular time of year to go !!!
Good video as ever but disappointed that you are using hard shell canoe when you have the Pacboat canoe. Scenery look brilliant.
Thanks! The pac boat is great, but I still haven't been able to source a yoke for it! Also this was a super impulsive last minute trip from UK to Canada so had to streamline the process and gear as much as possible. For quite a few reasons, this was the best way to go for me !
Genial amigo Eze. Muchas gracias por habilitar sub en Español. Se disfruta mucho más tus aventuras.
Gran Abrazo desde ARGENTINA👍
Que bueno!!
My only problem with your videos is that every time i watch a new one im automatically wishing I was out on the river. Maybe ill be able to get out there later today? Anyhow, another great video buddy! Keep on putting these bangers out my guy!!
haha yeah same, I wanna get out there!!
Tried it 1972; black files drove me out.
oh no! must have been horrendous. I can imagine some of those bits with bugs.. would be infernal !
Also! No bugs!! What time of year was this trip to avoid them?
Late September!
@@EzeAdventurer wow, earlier than I thought!
Hi Eze. Which company did you organise your trip through please.
algonquinoutfitters.com !
Your videos are amazing. I really like it. I am a new subscriber to your channel. Can I talk with you Eze?
Thanks so much!
@@EzeAdventurer can i talk with you?
Sure just shoot here or message me via insta@@anikdasdigital
@@EzeAdventurer sent
Your bear hang is way too close to the tree trunk. 6ft out and 10 feet high. Still a great video but would hate to see a raccoon or bear get into your food.
Thanks I know, it's just so difficult to find the right tree I find!
Hey There!
I was analyzing your youtube channel.The main reason the video goes viral is video SEO, High ranking keywords, and organic promotion of your video's targeted audience. Your SEO score is absolutely Low and the video has no high-ranking keywords. All you have to do is get views and subscribers.
Thanks but I'm ok for now!
I'm too skeptical that any of that will make a meaningful difference to video performance.
Good luck with your work 🙂
Thanks for Reply, I wish you success,@@EzeAdventurer
and you buddy !!@@stockanalysiswithshahin3591
i love the videos think they are really well shot, but just be yourself.. it grinds on me when you use the youtubey vernacular like "guys" at the end of the sentence
I am myself... that's how I talk and the "guys" is what comes to me naturally.. so changing it, would take an active effort to NOT be myself. Sorry to hear this was one of the takeaways from the video...