Solo Across the Largest Wilderness in the Canadian Maritimes
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This channel is a Canadian treasure. I love and appreciate everything all of you do. Noah you've been out lately man I'm jealous!
Thanks, I really appreciate the kind words
This has quickly become my favourite camping/canoeing channels. The editing, the cinematography, the commentary, the education about geoography/science, it's all amazing. I love how you don't leave too much in the videos too, just the right amount. Great stuff Noah
Amazing. Thank you!
Probably the best adventure channel on RUclips. First class photography. He definitely makes you want to get out there and see the province!
Thanks so much, Phil!
Interesting ... We don't have good looking blue moose like yours in my country (France). Thanks for sharing another cool adventure! :-)
Great to see that country is still pristine. 40 years ago I was lucky enough to paddle and camp along all 5 of the rivers that originate in this watershed. Back in those days there were very few marked portages, so it was lots of bushwacking like you had to do.
Man, setting up some of these shots must be a real pain in the hole, especially solo. You probably double the work of someone who is "just doing the trip". Thank you for bringing us along.
Wow, you are among the best at maintaining a coherent narrative with drone and landscape photography to match. Hope you prosper.
That was an epic solo trip!! You never take short cuts Noah! Your trips are the real deal. I know kids half your age who can’t get through a rainy day on land. You crushed it! Folks, please subscribe! And no, I don’t know Noah.
Wow, you just posted a new video four hours ago and already have close to 4500 views. You’re doing great, keep it up. There’s a lot of us out here who love and look forward to watching your next adventure.
Worth the wait Noah, absolutely love all your adventures and can’t wait to see the next one. Thanks for taking us along once again
Beautiful river/lakes and well done on the trip. Keep up with the birds, geology, and food adds to your presentation. Thanks for fighting thru the huckleberries and rain showers.
Thank You for all the education you provide to us ! Thanks for taking us along!! 😊
Hi Noah, fabulous video. This new (22 years) Nova Scotian has never been in the Tobeatic...... I know, that's embarrassing. But even more wonderful to watch this. Your video-skills are becoming ace! Can't wait for the next adventure. Thanks!
It looks rough and tumble bush. The topography and geography is so different to Australia and I want to explore Nova Scotia so much. Thanks for taking us on your journeys and sharing your unique experiences. Callum @ Brisbane.
Thanks Callum, I'm sure it's a little different down unda
I was out grinding through the Tobeatic while this was published this week. I went from Sporting Lake stream, down through Buckshot Lake, up to Cofan cabin, then down the Shelburne to Irving Lake. We portaged over to the Roseway watershed and took out at McGill Lake access point. What a trip. We noticed your comments in the Cofan log book from your fall trip there. That first leg of our trip before Cofan was BRUTAL - great paddling scenery but the portages were so challenging.
What a slog! You must love huckleberry by now
This channel is one of the best! I love that you show off our home province of Nova Scotia. Well done and I will be watching out for that inland moose the next time I am out hiking! LOL
I think the moose had a disease
Incredible as always. Just wanted to say thanks for the huge amount of inspiration. I’m doing my first 100k canoe adventure across Scotland next month and I’m starting to train white water the month after that in snowdonia. This is largely thanks to your content. It gives me endless amounts of wanderlust and I can’t wait to start my own adventures. Thank you Noah and northern scavenger!
Yessir! I'm stoked for you
A bowline is intended to be easy to "break" by flipping the back of the knot. But it is also prone to coming undone if you do not maintain constant pressure on it.
Love seeing you back out in the boat! Every time you post a video I can't wait to get back out on the lakes and rivers myself. Or even get to working on some videos I've been lazy putting together. Keep up the great content! Also, love the comment about getting into the different birds out there. Too funny as I've often made that same comment to myself
Good insight on the trout population. I see the same issue with low ph waters due to acid rain in West Virginia as well. The liming has had a great impact there as well and I'm hopeful the trout will make a comeback in Nova Scotia as well.
So I'm on vacation, first time in Canada, coming down Vancouver Island from Port Hardy to Nanaimo, and a new video comes out. Going to Vancouver and Whistler tomorrow and Friday. Beautiful country.
What a difference some sunshine makes! Still, it takes a lot of guts to go solo through an area like that, especially so early in the season.
Great video & narrative skills! Loved the flyby at 40:55. 🙂
Great video Noah, and the mini-lecture on acid deposition was spot on. 👏🏻
its 1:30 am and I LOST it when the moose impression hit
love this. thank you. x the names are so evocative 'upset falls' every name has a story still. I love that that cabin was in such great condition - and so nicely built - the kitchen, and a bedroom. it is so fantastic that they're anarchic - as in social anarchy - people just. being good. I will never get to do this, for all sorts of reasons, so just having this is amazing. I do have birds I love in my garden tho - but in London, UK, so seeing a chickadee is sooo fantastic - they're insanely CUTE!!! just awwwwwww
Are those the Kokatat Tempest pants? I just bought a set. Seems like the booties might cause problems. Bunching up in footwear etc.
So why didn’t you start from the Tin Mine road (hwy 203) instead of starting in Keji? Not surprised at the water levels and downed trees after the horrendous March we had down here.
It's great to see the Tobeatic. I live near by but have never gone there. It was just one big storm in February that broke all those pines. Southerly 105 kmph here in the valley. Stronger up there in the hills.
Excellent. My uncle was a DNR officer for shelburne County.. he spoke of this area you travelled often.
Parrsboro boy
Noah, love your sense of fun and adventure on your videos. Looking forward to your next major expedition with a few of your buds.
great film and very inspirational, both in canoe adventures and filming
Thanks for that brief glimpse of beauty in the insanity around us now. I did a similar tip on the Burnt River in southern Ontario in April 15 years ago, white water, canoeing and camping in a snow storm brings back great memories. Stay the course brother.
Excellent as usual. Keep them coming. Thank you sir.
You sure are a courageous young man to wade through all the swamps and fallen treed forests . Nova Scotia has so many lakes and swamps and fast flowing streams . My husband and I enjoy watching your videos . Well done . Thanks for sharing . We live in the Windsor NS area .
I'm happy to hear you enjoy the vids :)
I get very excited when I find a new Northerscavenger trip video in my cache! Bravo yet again, Noah.
Hey Im an Arborist. If you don't want your bowline to come undone as easily you can tie a bowline with a "Yosemite finish".
Hey, you're in our neck of the woods!
One absolutely amazing adventure!! Back a number of years now, did canoe the whole outer route of Keji with a good group of friends...a beautiful piece of NS!!
What an amazing trip.
Thanks Noah. I really enjoyed watching.
We had a similar problem with acid rain in the Adirondacks from midwest coal-fired power plants. They limed some of the lakes and if my recollection is correct, had some success with it.
Here on the Maine coast next to New Brunswick our fish experts are also trying to fix the rivers by placing clamshells on the bank to leach into the rivers similar to the lime approach I suspect.
Good stuff NB. Thanks for the excellent storytelling.
Noah, try a search of this….
*Fancy Backcountry Falafel Fresh accessories help upgrade the backcountry version of this classic Middle Eastern meal. Got leftovers? One word: breakfast. 2 servings
PUBLISHED AUG 20, 2015 TRAIL CHEF JENNIFER BOWEN*
It’s the one I use and it’s delicious but, yours looked more appealing lol
My friend we were haning onto our seas here in Yarmouth !My family are from Roseway...this was terrific!
Pretty rough in there. What an understatement. Nice to know those places still exist though.
Love Kegi
lol. That weird moose omg. ! Hahaha
I am always so excited to see a new video come out. I am never disappointed. In the same breath I'm sad when it's over.
That mainland moose looked like a big bull. Keep the content coming, Looking forward to your next adventure. Cheers Noah and stay safe.
Another great video allowing me to see the country i travelled many times. Crazy high water and sad to see the damage to Mason's Cabin, i took many Scouts there .
Incredible film as always. You guys are some of the best in this genre. Looking forward to more as the season kicks off!
Man this sure made my morning. Thank you for an awesome video! :D
What a lovely channel, more proof of how wonderful Canada 🇨🇦 & its citizens truly are.
Thank you for the adventure and the laughs. The moose 🫎 just killed me 😂
I hope you have a Patreon 💰 page 😊
..An awesome adventure ... Been watching other Nova Scotia creators ,, this past year have had some rough hurricane storms causing lots of damage ... Was that coyote scat or Wolf ,, looked awfully big for Coyote ... Does NS have Wolves ?? .. ... Showed some MAD Canoe Skills !! ... Looked like a BLAST .. where to get the paddle float sleeve ?? ..
.... Goin' up river in the rain ... goin' up river in the rain ...lol .. show off ... ... Maybe pushing it too hard ... need a break and some rest ... NO mainland Moose ..
Respect you brother, you're a genuine individual and that's what makes the content much more appealing for ninjas like myself
We got 2 major storms this winter. The amount of downed trees is the most I have seen in my half-century of life.
Another excellent adventure. Thank you!
That was another epic adventure my friend! Thanks for sharing😎
Your channel is definitely growing! Good for you Noah. Keep up the good work. Missing the group trips.
Just subscribed. While I follow several other canoe tripping channels, the length of this video is just right; not too long or too short. Mainland moose sighting was great. I would be more worried about a Samsquanch though, as according to Bubbles, Nova Scotia is crawling with them.
Hey I plan on doing a route this summer you might be interested in ! It’s on the cains river hear in New Brunswick and it was used by the indigenous and ancient fur trades to get from the miramichi water shed to the Saint John river water shed it’s a portage trail about 3.5 Kms long and is as old as time let me no if it’s something you would be interested in ✌️
Just totally freaking gorgeous. Your enthusiasm is spellbinding What a rare sighting of the main land moose. You are displaying very similar behavior of our John of Lost Lakes. I’m sure he is flattered. The geological history is well appreciated ❤
Noah, another great video! I enjoy your commentary on local history, geology and tips and tricks you share. Keep up the great work!
...and you are doing this all alone? Real adventure(r). I live in a very tamed, almost crowded environment, there are not these possibilities to go outdoors the way you do without meeting anyone or without roads, used walkways and such. There is rearly something, that was not altered by humans... rivers? Boring unnatural corrected bodies of flowing water, with boats on it...
You live like in a real treasure!
I've had leaks in my pants before also😅. P. S. I've never had a bowline come undone, tree climber for over 40 yrs.
Great video!
thank you so much!
Good job on those rapids. Glad you ended on a sunny day. Have a great year outdoors.
With all the Experience, you have accumilated throughout the years being in the wild, filming. You're Topnotch, as far as I'm concerned... I would distance myself from that weird moose, you encountered,... hehe... It looks dangerous, hehe...🙂
Such a beautiful change man! Outstanding panoramic views!
Another great video Noah. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures.
Larkshead knot
Hey, Noah.
I wanted to ask you what mount you used to attach the go pro to the canoe? And also, do you ever use the main camera in the canoe, say when you're in calmer water, and how do you mount it? I have recently bought a P15 myself, so I still can't figure out the best way to do it.
Beautiful canoe adventure scenery was epic loved the huge rock deposits and waterways . loved to hear about the history of the areas you go find it very interesting , I use to love Geography in school as well as maps. Crazy whitewater Betcha you enjoyed your time at that nice cabin wish we had the same in Ontario. thoroughly enjoyed this
Loved this video, but wanted to specifically shout out your whiteboard breakdowns of environmental issues and factors in your vids Noah.
Such great insight into the fishery of a province I'd love to visit!
Loved seeing a new adventure from you. My kids can't wait to watch it either! Keep up the great work. (Oh and I appreciated the 'beeps' for language... makes it that bit more accessible for those with little adventurous ones. Many thanks.)
Amazing! I hope the kids are stoked to get out and explore
Nice description of clothing inner and outerwear. Also the explanation of cooking supplies pots and stove. You are are really roughing it trekking through trails and non trails with the early season deadfall. Overall a nice early season video and a great look at another Canadian gem
What an amazing glacial area. Never seen anything like it before. Also enjoy the information on the area that you share with us.
My wife and I would never leave that place. Never go back to civilization ever again if we ended up at that place. The new technology not helping anybody its no good
Hi Noah, I have been trying to reach out for your opinion.
I want to buy an Esquif canoe for tripping; 75% white water Class I to class III, and 25% flat water such as the Okefenokee swamp. I am trying to decide between the Prospecteur 17 and the Canyon. I know the Canyon would hold an edge on moving waters, but I am wondering how exhausting the Canyon would be to paddle on the flat-water... If you could only have one boat for the 75%/25% I described, which one would you choose?
How does the Canyon and the Prospecteur 17 compare in primary & secondary stabilty?
If there is more than 30% technical river, I choose the Canyon. It's tougher to paddle in flat water but I've gotten use to it and love it in the whitewater
Loving the videos, dude! I appreciate all the effort you put into telling a story in each of your adventures.
these videos are amazing to watch at night to relax, i feel like i'm out camping even when i'm in my tiny college dorm room. love all the vids
This is middle of nowhere nova scotia, no one will bother you, most of nova scotia is the wild wild west as far as enforcement goes.
These videos always make me miss Nova Scotia. You were exploring my old back yard! Thanks for sharing.
Funny enough ; right at the moment I was asking myself « What? All these fantastic lakes and rivers and the dude is not fishing? », you told the story about the acidic soil & lakes… Beautiful trip man. 🤘🏼
How do you do it? I have a horrible sense of direction !
You had me in stitches about the blue skies lol 😂
I was like “ what the heck is a main land post “ 😳🤣 lol
Strange someone would cut that tree and it falls across the river that seems dangerous..
It’s amazing how you get these aerial views from above 👍 great job on your videos man .
What a wonderful adventure video. Beautifully filmed with explanations and how-to displays of camping skills, canoeing technique and thoughtful recommendations for anyone considering such a canoe trip. That this was a a solo adventure leaves me with both admiration and inspiration to get on with my far less ambitious canoeing and kayaking as a septuagenarian. Many thanks.
Thanks so much, John
Thanks for your video. A Tobiatic trip is on my bucket list…
Thanks for another great adventure Noah!! So glad we, I mean you, made it home safe!
Great video, bringing back memories of my childhood, thanks for this.
Always great trip to watch. Thanks.
That was some exciting paddling! You make it look easy : 0
Thanks Noah. Great adventure. If you don't mind me asking, what kind of camera were you using, and how many camera batteries did it take for that trip?
Wow. Challenging time of year for that terrain. Your ambition is impressive!
In the US some conservation entities are felling trees across streams to reduce the flow. Essentially creating intentional log jams. They call it "chop and drop", and presumably it is a conservation effort that helps native trout populations...
Interesting. I've also recently heard that the tree me have been set as a bobcat trap
Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for the awesome video Noah - next best thing to being there. This is a great spring trip!
Once again what a magnificent journey to bring us along!! Merci Merci Merci!!
Peanut butter is a wonderful food for camping very nutrient dense and it taste good
Another great job,Noah! Love the topography and cabin!
Thanks for another exciting adventure in our great wilderness.