Another great video. Thank you. My fav was when you did the South Jean Creek in Haliburton. Watch it all the time

This has been on my watch later list forever. Glad I came back to it. The series was excellent! Lucky to have such a great group for this adventure. 🛶

beautiful

Soooooo Amazing and challenging but great adventures.....

My had a cottage there from about 1957 until the late 70’s. Fantastic fishing back then!

¡Qué idea más hermosa! Son ustedes una verdadera inspiración. Les felicito por poder seguir este bello proyecto vital. Un saludo desde Galicia en el noroeste de España.

I really appreciate how you make your fire's safe by using rocks & near water. I have seen too many people build a fire directly on top of grass or near dry bushes. Thank you for guarding our precious wilderness & wildlife from fire ❤ btw, your dog is adorable ❤️ 😊

You guys make a great paddling team for the rapids, very well done 👏

Who needs coffee in the morning when you got rapids!! So fun to watch 👍 👌 ❤

The cascade falls were spectacular! I've never seen that part of lake superior before. Just beautiful ❤

I find lake superior so fascinating bcuz it seems more like an ocean than a lake. It's really incredible ❤

Breathtaking is definitely the right word to describe your location ❤

Oh my goodness it is SO beautiful up there in the mountains! ❤ I've always been partial to mountains when camping so I very much enjoyed this video 👍 😊 you picked an amazing place to honeymoon ❤️

Beautiful! Thanks for taking us along.

wow you guys are great,there was a time wen the young lady talked about losing it for a bit, i just want to say after watching all you went through you did not embarrass your gender,great job the both of you.

Omg that Lynx catch was awesome 👌 👏 👍 such a beautiful animal ❤

Really enjoyed watching this 👌 beautiful untouched nature with some thrilling rapids sprinkled in 👍 loved it! ❤😊 very well done 👏

Absolutely extraordinary!

This is amazing! Will their maps and findings be included in an exhibit somewhere? I’d love to learn more! ❤

What an amazing experience! I want to do this event

Maybe a month earlier would be ideal 😄

Remarkable couple.

Good fishing in this river ??

Thanks for the video. Did you guys park at the end of Prairie Bee Rd.? I can't find any info whether you can park there while on a trip. Otherwise I guess it's the train in and out.

What's a "sick rock".

Do you remember which guide books you used?

Brad looks more like a grunge band drummer then a canoeist. I guess youtube has me thinking you gotta be 250lb red head with a bad temper or a 6'4 bean pole with a sweet hat to be a conoeist. The coolest thing about sports is all walks of life join in the fun. In my jiu-jitsu days i would roll with a millionaire and high-school kid all in one night. I suppose this is no different. Love the video dude i will definitely be watching all your vids. Cheers from The Foothills of Alberta

The landscapes are sublime, the images of great quality! It’s a very beautiful territory, thank you for sharing

Leah you are one great paddler

That was a fun video to watch with what looked like amazing food 😋 ❤

what kind of canoe did you use on this one? would a fiberglass canoe work?

Just wait for Mark Walberg movie, after premiere such videos as this one are gonna get millions of views I believe 😅

Like a lot of multiple part videos, it is hard to find the sequence of the videos. Usually you meet with .... i went back to channel page. I think you skipped one of the group.... maybe I looked down. I first saw you on Lost Lakes. Never forget the hair. Great job by all.

What an awesome trip! My wife and I did the gogama loop last year, and looking to do this loop this year! I heard the fishings good

Does the direction matter? Is it better going North to South, South to North, or it doesn't really matter? Thanks.

Thanks for the subtitles for those of us that don’t have ears.

At 9:13 I was on that team! We saw the camera man and I didn’t ever think we would see that footage. Thanks for posting the video. Sadly we didn’t finish but maybe we will see you in 2024!

😻 'promosm'

Excellent trip Man! Really enjoyed it! A little too extreme for me though LOL!

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You two are the best! Thank you ❤

I love it

Jaw dropping trip Brad and Leah! Can't thank you enough for your work and sharing it with us. A fantastic journey and one you will always remember no doubt💜, BRAVO!

Dude. This is a legit professional edited film. Wow.

What a fantastic video! So much dedication and tripping mileage logged to find over 800 sites - that's just stunning!! Thank you so much to all involved. What a wonderful idea!

Congratulations on a brilliant documentary Brad, it captures the challenges and emotions the teams experienced, and filming a big race like Wilderness Traverse is almost as difficult as racing. It's very well done and explains to viewers what our wonderful sport of adventure racing is all about.

Awesome, never knew this challenge existed. Dorset is one of my favorite places in Ontario.

First reaction to "supersize me": man that's dumb. Double take: wait, they have fries (sodium, potassium), and high carb and high fat calorie dense food... It might be brilliant. Potato chips are a highly effective electrolyte and calorie replacement, I feel sick without them on endurance challenges. So why not!

They took all my favorite adventure sports and put them in one race! Thanks for sharing this! I LOVE that they send the bikes on rough ATV trails, that's my kind of riding, I can't stand grinding endless flat gavel, it's so boring.

So inspiring! Congratulations to all participants 💜