Algonquin Park Ice Out Trip, The Return To Birchcliffe Cabin! Day 3 North Raven to Birchcliffe Cabin

[@DavidNorthFilms]

Nice job, the video looked great. Beautiful spot. I am planning my first solo trip to Algonquin Park this fall, I can't wait to film that trip for my channel. Thanks for sharin.

[@knoxonwoods5636]

Thanks! It was a beautiful spot. We love it there!

[@knoxonwoods5636]

I'll keep an eye out for your video

[@mlussier1971]

Thanks for sharing your trip. Funny I was just looking at the map the other day and was wondering about this route. Nice to be able to view it all. If you don't mind I had a couple of questions: 1)Do you recommend spring time only for this type of trip? (High water levels) Also have you ever looked at the campsites at Birchcliffe are the decent? Reason why I ask as I'm largely a solo canoeist as much as I think the cabin is super cool. Not sure if I'd rent it just for myself.

[@knoxonwoods5636]

This trip is doable any time of year. The higher water levels did have their advantages though. The campsites on the lake are not very nice at all. 1 of them I wouldn't even stay on. We have done this route the end of summer and it was quite enjoyable as well. Given the option if you don't want the cabin I would stay on Calm lake over Birchcliffe for campsites.

[@jmullin]

Very nice, you can go years without moose encounters this good... guess how i know LOL

[@stevestapley1382]

Yeah we counted ourselves extremely lucky this trip. Never had them like this before. Not only the numbers but how relaxed they were with us. We did keep a safe distance and tried not to disturb them. We stayed at Birchcliffe for 3 days a few yrs back and did not see any on the lake.

[@knoxonwoods5636]

Yeah, last time through we saw 8 total, but this time the sightings were amazing! We were blessed for sure!