Algonquin Solo Canoe Trip on the Tim River | Algonquin Park Tim River to Tim Lake

[@tombeckett4340]

Just another great trip thanks.👍🇨🇦

[@OldBlindDougArtist]

I am glad you like hammock camping my friend.

[@briguy1544]

Thanks, Jason. I really appreciate the campsite tour. It's nice to see more than just the firepit. 👍🚣‍♂️🏕️🙂

[@RiverbendlongbowsOutdoors]

I enjoyed this 👍

[@phyllismulkey3778]

beautiful place

[@GeoffJackson-gb4ig]

That pasta was something else

[@MB_07]

Always nice to revisit a place with great memories. I visited that area years ago. Nice walk around the campsite. Listening to the sounds of the loon is beautiful. Enjoy watching your adventures

[@gmonteith]

Years ago, my wife and I put in at access point 3, paddled for a day camped at Queer lake. We started on the Tim River from there with plans to paddle to Shippagew Lake and make our way to Big Trout Lake in one day. We were used to canoeing in Michigan, so were not prepared for the dozens of beaver dams along the way. It got dark before we made it to our destination, exhausted, and we finally took out at the only place we could find to camp, a former designated site off a backpacking trail. I thought my wife was going to kill me (since I planned the route). That night, we were almost asleep when four wolves -- we were in the middle of the pack -- began howling, close enough that I could have hit one with a rock. As hard as that day was, it is still one of our favorite memories.

[@TrailguidePictures]

A few years ago I was camped out by myself and woke up in the middle of the night needing to pee fairly bad. As I became more aware I heard wolves howling and running through the forest. I couldn't hold it anymore and ventured out of the tent with a flashlight. The light reflected off the leaves and behind the immediate trees became complete darkness. I stood there in the dark, alone, doing my business as I heard the pack run through the forest which sounded like only 20 feet away. It was a frightening experience but also a cool memory.

[@brianspencer4220]

Thanks Jason: Very interesting location. Makes me want to try it this autumn. Stay safe. Brian 81

[@kmcnaughton7900]

Would love to get back to Algonquin one day, its been too long. Thanks for the virtual trip.

[@sawingwithsandy]

You make some great videos. I also enjoy getting out into Algonquin whenever I can’. One more trip coming up soon for me for fall colours.

[@chriss.4258]

Jason Tim lake is one of my favourites first place we ever did a backcountry trip first place I ever did a solo trip stayed there numerous times over the years. Sadly I’ve only done one trip this year but it was a good one itching to do one more.

[@davecalder2688]

Hi Jason,,,I was wondering what the paddle is you use ..looks like it gives some serious push..thanks

[@chrisschell90]

I am curious what sparked your obsession with the west side acceses.

[@jccapwell]

Thank you.

[@DBogey]

Another great vid Jason. My 10-day BWCA was canceled so I'm looking either at Algonquin or Temagami for 5 nights. How's the fishing in Algonquin?