FAR NORTH ALGONQUIN CANOE TRIP - DAY 7 - THE GRAND FINALE! (4K)

[@ChrisProuse]

Well everyone, that wraps-up another Algonquin series - thank you so much for watching and coming along for the journey! The 360° video referenced in this video will be up soon, followed by a longer unabridged version too for those who would like to enjoy a longer VR experience in the park. Also, If you’d like to help support the channel, please remember to like, subscribe and share - you can share the entire trip with friends and family via this playlist link: kzbin.info/aero/PL--m1-kmw2WLDKOOZVyvA9pX2tN9bgJQJ Thanks again, and we look forward to seeing you soon in the next adventure! :)

[@raybeers2457]

That last portage with the 360 cam....magic edits! And that final paddle to the parking lot at Kiosk....far less rainy than when Mike Prout and I did it a couple of weeks ago!! Keep these amazing videos coming!!!

[@ChrisProuse]

Hey Ray! I saw your trip on Mike's channel - it was beautifully done! Really enjoyed it 👍 Btw, are you two on twitter? I was trying to tag Mike / tweet out your trip on his birthday, but couldn't find his handle at the time. I thought he was on twitter... though maybe I confusing that with Instagram :)

[@raybeers2457]

Chris Prouse we're both on twitter, I'll add you today and that should make it easy to find him!

[@horaciorcastillo9848]

your videos relax me, they are quiet videos thanks for uploading them to youtube !

[@kimblegorman9076]

Chris Prouse Awesome videos. Very very well done and thoroughly enjoyed. PS Hang that barrel further from the trunk of the tree😜

[@bikereduardherak8590]

Opět hezké video je vidět ze Chris miluje přírodu a navštěvuje krásné místa pro relax přeji vždy krásné prožití a zdravý 🌺🌹🌷

[@burninoutloud]

Thanks Chris and Julie! The video quality gets better each time. I visit your videos for a "booster shot" since I can only get up there one week out of the year. I was in and out thru North Tea Lake in September. Wind in your face and being solo made for a challenging adventure. Big Shout out to Bill and Sandy at Northern Wilderness Outfitters. They're the real deal!! Happy Trails!!

[@ronhart8857]

Excellent filming of all the beautiful scenery while canoeing, and hiking thru the wilderness. Your both great, and fun to watch, Love the channel.

[@BowChickaHonkHonk1]

Nooo! It's over. More summer! More summer!! At least you had a nice tail-wind coming into the access. That always feels nice.

[@schluderjupp]

Absolutely awesome series! The two of you are a great team too! Wow! 😃👍

[@williamkenyon9858]

Hello ladies, Just want to say that I love your videos. You have awesome content, the camera work is amazing and you aren't plugging gear and products all over the place. Clean video, real content and good times=AWESOME Videos! Thanks!

[@wildernessfieldjournal8211]

What a fantastic adventure, this series definately didnt disappoint to the very end. Well done! That was some impressive foot work over the mud with a canoe on your head. You two are great, thanks for sharing your voyage with us.

[@steveforsythe9264]

The wife and I enjoy all your trips and the 360 makes it feel like we are there with you guys...cheers!!

[@thegreg79]

LOVED this camping trip! Great videographer!

[@TheBill9999]

Well done both of you. Enjoyed that trip cant wait for next one.

[@camper69]

Your videos are just awesome. Love watching the two of you on your adventures.

[@GordonSauve]

Always a treat to watch this one.

[@Brian-gv7ug]

What an awesome adventure! Thank you!

[@Feierbol]

Dear both, thanks for sharing another gorgeous video. I like your Chris and Julia story vid most but your canoeing videos inspired me so much that I currently build my own canoe ;-) So next year I will explore the waters around Berlin and there's lots of them 😃.

[@jamieporter6305]

Thanks again, another beautifully crafted film. Looking forward to your winter adventures ... maybe hot tenting this year?

[@mikethompson5966]

thanks guys, always great to watch.

[@topherjoe1]

Wow, amazing video series, i'm binge watching lol, you two are so strong, positive and mesh together seamlessly! The camera work and editing...speechless! Thank you for the mental vacation! On to the next one!

[@michellepowell1956]

Wow! another fantastic video. I love your work!

[@GordonSauve]

Still a treat! The portages are thrilling!

[@brendansimons6811]

Beautiful. I did some of that trip as a teenager in scouts, and now I'm itching to go back. Thanks for such a cinematic travelogue

[@randymcdonald1419]

Great videos, Thank you both. Not sure if you have done this or not but Killarney pp with a hike up the peak in august is always rewarding with wild bluberries at the top. Absolutely wonderful country!

[@scottelizabethaddienordqui1101]

I've been to Algonquin once, but feel as if I've been there numerous times after watching your series. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures and I can't wait to see what you have in store for the future. I"ll make sure i get back to Algonquin soon. Thank you again!! Scott

[@elperroincamper6048]

Come sempre il video mi e piaciuto, voi siete brave, e i posti sono stupendi complimenti

[@dkatkins5849]

You guys definitely don't do the same thing everyone else does. Might be the same location, but your personalities and quality content/videography is always top notch! Thanks for sharing another great series with us.

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks so much DK! :)

[@NatureBound]

After watching this series. I'm going camping next weekend :)

[@tomjones7232]

Chris, you have very pretty music and a very nice singing voice too!! It is such a pleasure to watch two people so completely compatible with each other and happy, very happy. Watching your videos here is a serene experience. Did I say calm and relaxing as well? Can you guys send me some of the vitamins that you take? lol Thank you Julia! Thank you Chris! Randy

[@kennethalama1689]

Just did my first Algonquin trip last weekend and it was so awesome! Been watching your videos since last year and made me and my boyfriend to try Algonquin since weve been doing car camping for 3 years! Keep on inspiring us to camp more and be close to nature. Definitely going back next year! Loves and kisses to both of you ❤❤

[@ChrisProuse]

Awe! So glad to hear - that's awesome! Thanks for watching :)

[@ed_doadt]

Another gem, Chris and Julia!! I loved the transition early in the video from putting the canoe into the water to immediately Julia was paddling. That and Chris' navigation of the muddy portage. Bravo, my friends - crisp video and edits and perfect musical choices! Looks so beautiful on the big screen too! See you in the spring! :-)

[@ronjeffery1]

Awesome trip and great videos! I always love watching your videos but this time was even more fun since I had just done basically the same trip this past September.

[@michaelbaker4394]

Beautiful voyage, thanks for letting us come along. Really in sync with the upbeat positive attitude you both display. Looking forward to the next adventure. My darling wife has agreed to try canoe camping after watching you adventures. Thanks for the inspiration! Best!

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks Michael - so glad to hear! Hope you two have a great trip! :)

[@jeffcouture6048]

Chris, every time I have shouldered a canoe this year, what invariably comes to mind is that bit of footage of you jumping about four feet from shore to a little rock out there, before effortlessly lowering the boat onto the water. Or maybe it was six feet, I don't know. And I think "No Jeff, you are not a badass and don't try that!" This is another great looking trip, and thanks for all the effort it takes to bring it to us!

[@ChrisProuse]

Awe! Thank Jeff - hope you had a great trip! :)

[@martinoutdoors6941]

Well! It’s always sad to see one of you trips come to an end, but what a trip..I’ve run out of superlatives to describe your camera work and your knack for the perfect scene/music combination. Fantastic stuff as always ......team effort.

[@planetpjr]

This is an effective oasis of instant tranquility. Your camera quality is a massage for the eyes. It is impossible to watch your videos and not be at peace. Thanks for doing this. Paul, nyc

[@ChrisProuse]

Awe! Thanks so much Paul! :)

[@twk0500]

Hi Chris, So scenic, peaceful. Thanks for always sharing the journey you two go on. Take care, Tom.

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks Tom! :)

[@algonquinken]

Bye Algonquin....see you next year! Thanks C&J for taking me along on your journey!

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks for watching Ken! Stoked for next year :)

[@glenngoode8707]

Love that area of the park. Thanks for taking me ba k with videos.

[@TallGamer111]

Can't wait till the next one. Thank you both for the great adventure ..

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks for watching Lisa! The next one's coming soon - should be up next week :)

[@TallGamer111]

Chris Prouse Awesome stuff.

[@iansmith956]

Hi Guys not spoken to you in a while but as usual love your videos :) and Chris your a star for getting through the mud patch in one piece ! and nice to see Julia is as nuts as ever . Take care stay safe . x

[@inthewoodswithbigfoot3941]

Awesome trip and series! Thanks so very much for taking us along!

[@zachlourenco5726]

Thank you C and J for inspiring and preparing me to take one of my all time favorite vacations of all time!! I spent 3 days at Killarney Park in Ontario and it was such a blast, me and my friends thank you both for sharing your experiences with us. looking forward to more adventures.

[@louislacombe]

Since you asked for suggestions on new places to explore, are you familiar with La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve in Quebec ? I never canoe-camped there myself, but those in the know say that it's one of the best places for canoe-camping in Quebec. I know it's a long drive from where you live, but since you seem to visit Mont-Tremblant regularly, it's really easy to access from there; you just drive a couple of hours north on hwy 117. The highway crosses the entire reserve from south to north. And thanks to you and Julia for sharing with us your adventures in Algonquin park. It's been almost 20 years since I last canoe-camped, but your videos have re-ignited the flame in me. :)

[@ErikJVB]

Absolutely breathtaking​. It's almost meditative watching your videos. they're stunning! What camera captures video this great!?

[@rogercarrico4975]

Beautiful! Aposloutly beautiful! Never get tired of watching. Nice to relax to. So calm and peaceful. 😆

[@Steppeponytail]

Thanks for letting us virtual camp with you. Your videos have finally pushed me over the edge. Weather permitting I'm off for a two day jaunt next week. October is a bit on the chilly side but I look forward to the peace and the lack of bugs. Great videos!

[@craigtaylor6691]

Great set of videos, thanks.

[@gilligallou]

Fantastic video again, beautiful Canada 🇨🇦 , beautiful weather you had for day 7 , beautiful people, thank you ladies, just awesome. Algonquin at its best. , thanks for sharing. ,, 😎👍Bob

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks so much Bob! :)

[@mrsrebeccajoy8381]

360 camera on the canoe is GENIUS! I definitely enjoyed that!

[@billiemontgomery8646]

Another awesome video! Thank you so much for sharing your adventures. You always pick out good music. Looking forward to seeing your winter adventures. I am not able to into the get away from my medical team. Thank you showing me such wonderful ideas.

[@marcv9467]

The Landscape and Views are so Freaking awesome just like the both of you.....Love Your Videos!!

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks so much Marc! Glad to hear :)

[@GordonSauve]

Terrific finale. Congratulations and thanks for this inspiring and beautifully filmed series. Cheers Chris and Julia!

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks so much Gordon! Cheers :)

[@GordonSauve]

Chris Prouse I really dug the sweep at 1:54. Very cool.

[@c.thomas5928]

Magnificent! You seized the landscape and essence of Algonquin. Thank you for sharing.

[@petervedder4848]

Another great video! We always enjoy watching them, super camera work and nice music. Also because of your video's my wife "made" me buy a lighter canoe :) although there was not much convincing needed :) She was just amazed about you two lifting the Swift so easy. Sad that we cannot get the Swift canoes here in the Netherlands..

[@jake-hy2zb]

Another amazing journey. Congratulations and thank you.

[@erichavenbass]

Yet another awesome video from you two! This has been an amazing series to watch, as you two made your way through Algonquin Park. My hope for your next chapters? I really love your Winter trips (your visit to the four-season tent is my favorite of yours by far), so I look forward to further adventures during the upcoming Winter. Chris and Julia, you ladies ROCK! Cheers!

[@ISashaI]

when the day hasn't even started and the coffee turned out well

[@joewalsh5374]

Another great series, thank you both for sharing your adventures!

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks Joe! :)

[@MikeProut]

Mic drop! Amazing! We did a similar loop during the first of September. We cut up maple creek though. I might add a appreciated seeing your experience going into big thunder lake as I avoided losing my shoe at the slog at the beginning if the portage. It tied my shoes a little tighter because of your video. Lol. Amazing cinematography, amazing creative flow and holy moly i loved that transition when you pushed the canoe and the slid over to the paddling sequence. Thank tou for your always ever awesome inspiration. You both are so wonderful to folllow along. For the record you both totally inspired all of ny edits on my last Algonquin trip video. Thank you from my heart ❤️.

[@ChrisProuse]

Awe! Thanks so much Mike! Your video was awesome!!!! Really enjoyed seeing that area through your lens. I tried to tweet it out after but couldn't find your handle at the time and then I had to scoot to a meeting... though I got your message on Instagram. I'm going to share your video this weekend - keep up the great work! :)

[@MikeProut]

Chris Prouse 😊🙏❤️ you are a rare gem! You have got to be the most supportive person ever! The ripples of you kindness touch everyone. Grateful for you! so much integrity and support. Thank you for always being uplifting and a genuinely authentic good person. 😊🙏

[@The123doglovers]

I look forward to your videos!! Beautiful and peaceful ❤️

[@TressaZimmerman]

Your videos are always so beautiful and calming. Great video.

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks so much Tressa! Glad to hear :)

[@andrewdavisca]

I just love your trips. I sure do miss the old backyard when I lived in Ottawa. Shout up from Vancouver Island, BC.

[@4handsbuild561]

Amazing like always! Cant wait for the next one!!

[@alyahary]

Gimbal queen 👸🏻, enjoyed every second, Thanks alot 🌹🌷

[@gersonvieiradeoliveira1661]

Congratulation Chris Prouse! I Like caiaque too Very much i Pratical bushcraf on my city.

[@Seemac91]

Hey Chris and Julia. Been watching your vids from the first Algonquin video series. Just wanted to say the quality of these videos is spectacular!! Thanks for investing the time in making them so darn awesome! Also I don't think über said but your into is great as well. Cheers from a fellow Chris.

[@tommygunz8692]

Don’t ya hate when your vacation is over..Enjoyed watching your trip....I hope you Young ladies share some winter trips with us...Maybe another yert trip...Can’t wait to see what’s next........T.Gunz...........

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks for watching Tommy! Next one should be up next week! :)

[@paulabildson157]

Another awesome trip. Thanks for sharing your experiences. Was this a September trip?

[@DadBodDrumming]

You were like a ninja on the mud. I would have had a different outcome had I had to carry gear across it.

[@DavidJohnson-wj5zk]

Chris, I love the transition at RT 00:01:53. D

[@johnoshea3349]

When that rail line to kiosk was operating, it sure got your attention when a train ran down the line. Long ago when I was young.

[@sageleeone]

Way thumbs up!!

[@chriss.4258]

Sweet Trip !

[@LarryHyett]

Another great one Chris. You're so creative with the shots and cuts!

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks Larry! :)

[@HusbandWifeOutdoorLife]

Another great one. Looked like a fun route.

[@ChrisProuse]

Thank you! Must admit, I'm really looking forward to going back to Manitou Lake some day :)

[@HusbandWifeOutdoorLife]

I would like to see it some day as well. Algonquin is on the bucket list.

[@ValaShen]

Great series, as always.

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks Lionel! :)

[@stephanietapley8685]

This is when we met you 2!! This year when we went in July we had lots of wind/white caps the 1st day. Love this spot!!!

[@ChrisProuse]

Hey Stephanie! It was a pleasure meeting you and your partner that day! You picked an amazing spot - Manitou Lake is gorgeous and we can't wait to go back some day! :)

[@rontone4098]

i do have to say thanks for the video was starting some withdrawal love watching your adventures .

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks Ron! :)

[@rontone4098]

Chris Prouse i love the way you do your videos some of the best i have seen .the only thing i wish you would do a little different is show more of you lol .you to are just so beautiful .

[@TheWhitePine5]

Great video series! Enjoyed watching this. Algonquin is so awesome. I liked some of the quirky edits in this series (the wild goose chase for a campsite scene on Manitou, for example), they made it fun to follow. Looking forward to the next one! I'll shamelessly plug Killarney one more time just because I'd like to see your videography with the scenery. But these videos made me remember how great Algonquin is, and the best part is that it's huge and there's so much of it. If I remember right this was last year? Hope you got some camping in this year!

[@czeslawpi]

I cannot believe how good the weather was for your trip. I've been wind-bound on Manitou very near to where you camped two nights.

[@richsharpe349]

I absolutely love your videos guys! I am booked into Smoke, Ragged and Big Porcupine Lakes this summer, I was wondering if you have had any experiences on these lakes?

[@caraoosterhouse7348]

Awesome!

[@bratgitarre463]

Nice Trip Ladies and inspiering videos

[@johnoshea3349]

My first Algonquin trip was in 1975. Went in off Trout Creek of hwy 11. Hidden jewel back then. How's she doing today?

[@frankkuhnle7408]

Looks like littel bit of Sweden...:-) love your adventures....

[@tomcora9417]

Nice! As usual

[@mykoreandreams7636]

Wow, what a great adventure and beautiful my friend! I wish ill be there hahaha. Thanks for sharing

[@ChrisProuse]

Thank you! :)

[@christof705]

Always love seeing your trips, thanks for sharing! Any chance you'd consider a trip to Killarney? It's a little further off the beaten path but so worth it!

[@Caspurrr]

Alberta/BC Chris. Come explore out here next summer.

[@ChrisProuse]

Would absolutely love to explore more out west! Travel Alberta's had a number of vloggers out there - I'd go in a heartbeat if they were interested, haha :)

[@joztunes69]

Awesome video and nice music, what brand is the canoe?

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks Joz! It’s a Swift Canoe - one of their Keewaydin 16’s, and it handles like a dream. You can rent them from Algonguin Outfitters :)

[@lusl1094]

I really enjoy your vids. I was curious as to why I never see you fishing?

[@rahmatmafakheri8949]

Thanx a lot

[@дядяКира-ъ4д]

Молодцы!

[@northpostman]

Have you ever considered canoeing the Missinaibi?

[@matthewmurray1182]

great videos!

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks Matthew! :)

[@back2basics262]

Hello Chris! My son just started his first semester at college in a film program. I was wondering who it was giving the film advice during 360 cam footage? Thanks again for sharing another of yours and Julia’s adventures.

[@ChrisProuse]

Cool! It's Casey Neistat. Thanks for watching :)

[@MTBIKEXC]

Very sure-footed Chris! Samsung Gear 360 camera? Can you make a regular 1080p video with it and flip around to view different angles using a Mac desktop App? (I’m sure I can research this if you don’t know). I was looking at the insta 360 one but the footage you get is always amazing. Thanks.

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks Brad! Yep, this was with the Gear 360 - Samsung's app lets you view the stitched clips in rectilinear, 'tiny-planet' mode, or a stretched out 16:9 image that's cropped... and I think the app will let you share some of those views directly to social media platforms (though I haven't tested it). I usually import the stitched files into FCPX to work on them, where I do have the option of pulling out a scrolling 16:9 frame from them... though it's heavily stretched and quite pixelated because the advertised 4K is actually combined across the two lenses. I have a friend who bought the insta 360 and reported really low / grainy resolution unfortunately... I think GoPro's 5.2K "Overcapture" on their Fusion camera is the winner at the moment for pulling a usable 16:9 frame out of it :)

[@ndnewoutdoors1490]

thnks girls!!!!!

[@harrison1873]

The best

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks Harrison! :)

[@almacdonaldhunter3511]

Would love to know your opinion on your MSR elixir tent Pros and cons

[@ChrisProuse]

We've been really happy with it for the most part - it's very well constructed, and the fabric seams have held up to a lot of wind and rain. The rain fly that goes over the tent is a little confusing at first... I kept thinking the MSR logo should go on the outside of the tent... but it actually faces inward. I wish it had small windows on the doors like our old MEC tent, which were helpful for taking a quick peek at the weather, or catching the sunrise... but the window seams on that old tent eventually pealed off, so I think the MSR will last longer :)

[@phyllismulkey3778]

great video

[@ChrisProuse]

Thanks Phyllis! :)