Algonquin Park 2023: DAY THREE - Fassett Lake to K-Mog

We decided to dedicate the 2023 camping season to the Northern part of Algonquin. We had never started a trip out of Kawawaymog Lake, so this was going to be a first. We wanted to start our trip with a huge first day to get deep into the park with a prevailing wind. Our second day would take us further north to start the loop back to North Tea through Fassett Lake. We brought along a few camping buddy, and Callum did not disappoint.
Join us on another weekend adventure in Ontario's greatest provincial park,
Thanks for watching,
- The Boys

[@mlussier1971]

I'm enjoying watching this series. A corner of the park I've not visited yet, thank you for sharing your adventure!

[@SingleMaltAndMaps]

Thanks for watching. It is an area worth checking out

[@boyankovic6211]

Fantastic channel you lads have here! I look forward to every new one. Keep them coming!

[@SingleMaltAndMaps]

We have several trips in the 2023 log jam currently, we are hoping to release a new one every couple of weeks. Thanks for watching!

[@knoxonwoods5636]

Looks like a good route. Will have to try it sometime!! Good job boys!

[@davescanoeingadventures]

Awesome video again, guys! This is making me want to get back out there. I hear you on the editing point! Also, those portages are solid out that way. We hit some monsters out there a few years back. The snakes comment made me laugh. We walked over a rattle snake one year in the Parry Sound area. He just moved on, though.

[@SingleMaltAndMaps]

Thanks for watching. We haven’t had a bad trip in the North yet, just something about the area that feels more remote. It had been a while since our last snake sighting in Algonquin, crazy how it was Rich who saw it haha

[@allenthorne2413]

If you don't like snakes. You're in the wrong province in the wrong park my friend.😂

[@SingleMaltAndMaps]

If there are snakes, Rich will find em! In all the years we have spent tripping in Algonquin we have seen less than 10 snakes total.