Cold Hot Tent Camping by the Pearl River | Canoeing and Fall Camping in Cimarron Tipi Tent

This time we both went out together for hot tent camping an overnight with our two Border collies Annie and Johnny. It was fall and cold nights and our plan was to canoe along a river but we were delayed and decided to not do that and end up in the dark in a wild river.
Instead, we took plan B and paddled across a lake to a river bank just where the Pearl River (Pärlälven) ends.
We pitched our hot tent and assembled the tiny ultralight wood stove on the dry river bank where we had a beautiful but cold evening cooking by the campfire before we settled down for the night.
This is just one of several shorter trips that is possible to make after a full day of work. We are lucky to live in the north close to endless areas where it’s possible to make tours like this. Jokkmokk is really a good place for outdoor people who wants to live in middle of the paradise.
Matti & Stina, Annie and Johnny
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We are Stina & Matti and we run JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA and WORKING HUSKY KENNEL. We offer guided outdoor tours in Jokkmokk, Sweden Lapland all around the year. During the winter we mostly do dog sledding trips and summertime it’s hiking tours, wildlife safaris, canoe and packraft trips. We live year-round with our 50 Siberian Husky and 2 Border Collies in Jokkmokk, North of the Arctic Circle.
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Chapters:
00:00 Going canoe camping
00:56 Intro Matti & Stina
01:24 Canoeing in Fall colours
03:45 Finding a camp spot
06:48 Setting up the hot tent and wood stove
11:09 Making campfire
13:15 Campfire cooking
17:26 Heating up the hot tent
19:25 Morning by the Pear River
22:28 Half the man twice the paddle

[@terryrangergrumman1453]

Thanks! Great film, love the dogs

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Thanks! 😊🐾

[@allaboutperspective650]

Well the OLD MAN did pretty well too 😁

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

🤣 Yes he did!

[@den_bosmens_outdoor]

Another fantastic video! Thank you!

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

🙏🛶🏕 /Stina

[@MichaelGrahn]

Tack för en fin film....

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Tack för att du tittar! 😊

[@simbovideophoto9082]

Thank you for another wonderful video. I really like listening to your english with swedish akzent.😀

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

😉👍

[@seamusmcbride2832]

Quite the Rube Goldberg stove there...

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

😂

[@eleonoraostervall9609]

Tänk att ni fick till en tur TILLSAMMANS alla fyra, bara en sån sak!!!😁🥰🤗

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Ja tänk ibland så händer det 😉.

[@nathanlaulis429]

Great Video. Lots of humor 😂

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Thank you Nathan! 😊 /Stina

[@seppeseppe-jq7nr]

thx for the trip , i sit here in shit hole berlin city , enjoy your life , good wife , cute dogs

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Thank you for your nice comment and so nice to hear that you enjoyed our video. Greetings from paradise Jokkmokk 😉. /Stina & Matti

[@woodnugget1301]

Awesome. Really enjoyed this and your banter made me chuckle. I think you need a winnerwell stove maybe 🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

You're the second to say we should check out the winnerwell instead, so yes, maybe we need to do that. /Stina & Matti

[@kermankuorijat]

Great video and very useful information about the gear 👌. We have used double blade paddles in a canoe, but they have to be a lot longer than in a kayak. We used over 3 meter long paddles for a 300 km open water trip, but maybe 280 would be enough 🤔 -Jarno

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Thank you for the tips and thank you for watching! /Stina

[@reddeercanoe]

I am a 70 year old Canadian canoeist and I started using a double bladed paddled two years ago . Paddle length is very important, the canoe is wider than a kayak and you are sitting higher this means a longer paddler try a 250 mm . I alway take a canoe paddle as I do like paddling that way but for into the wind power nothing beats the double blade.

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Thank you for your input about the double blade. Several people has commented that they use a long double blade with bent shaft. Do you also use a bent shaft and is that to prefer before a straight shaft ? /Stina

[@reddeercanoe]

@@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA I am very much a straight blade paddler. While paddling I use the gunwale as a fulcrum , prying off the gunwale during my J stroke. This method is noisy but burns less calories. To eliminate the noise I have a leather sleeve on my paddle , You should be able to move the canoe in any direction without switching sides of the canoe . I find draws. Sweeps and pry strokes to be very satisfying to use. Happy Trails!

[@azclaimjumper]

I watched the video & read all the replies B4 composing the following: Thank you for speaking English Loved the overhead drone footage & all that water, clean & drinkable. The stove intrigued me even though I have no intention of getting one. I had to watch several other youtube videos that reviewed the pros & cons of it compared to some other brands of small compact stoves. Watching you two canoe brought back memories of me when I was a Boy Scout & had access to a canoe during monthly weekend overnight camping trips. I always felt secure & comfortable in a canoe. Now is the time of year to be checking & tightening all fuel hose connections on those snowmobiles so they don't come loose as happened a couple of years ago in the midst of a blizzard, at night. Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada.U.S.A.

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Thank you AZ for your great commitment ❤️. /Stina

[@patrick-johannes-wolf]

Wonderful! Thank you very much for being with you on this trip!

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Thank you for watching! /Stina & Matti

[@Adventure-Outdoors]

Another great video guys! The stove looked awkward to put together, but it looked small enough to carry in a backpack. I'm looking forward to more winter videos now that the cold weather is closing in up there. Cheers, Ben 👍

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Thank you!! The stove and tent weight only 2,8 kg all together so really ligthweight. /Stina

[@MattShafter]

Matti. You need to do a video on how to manage moisture inside the tent on cold multi-day winter trips WITHOUT the use of a hut. How do you keep moisture from freezing in your sleeping bag when you're out for 5 days at it's -15C?

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

...that's a difficult one. Almost impossible...or it is impossible. Not to make video but to don't get moisture in the sleeping bag. /Matti

[@MattShafter]

@@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA .... so do you always plan to go by a hut to dry out gear? To me this is the greatest question in winter touring, how does a person keep the sleeping bag dry over multiple days.

[@johannesk1855]

Nice night out in the wild :)

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Almost always nice to camp out in the wild 🙂/ Stina

[@banquo3051]

I have a 280cm bending branches angler ace double blade paddle and it is very good in a Canadian canoe

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Is a double paddle with bent shaft to prefer when canoeing? /Stina

[@jan_nilsson]

Great video as always! Good tip about the stove, it's not always best to buy the lightest one :)

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

No, sometimes you fool yourself.... ;-) Thank you for watching Jan. /Stina

[@JohanGartner]

Härlig film! Älskar era korta njutar turer!! Så nice med hottent🔥 men kolla in winnerwells kaminer, helt annat😃🔥 ha de gott

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Tack Johan! Ja vi kanske får göra det. Var det en sådan du har skaffat?

[@JohanGartner]

@@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA Ja fick den för att testa, men den är riktigt nice!!

[@BiznessWizard]

As always a wonderful video. I am wondering what type of wildlife do you have in the forest areas? Do you have bears? I see you have reindeer in the open areas. Just wondering about in the forest.

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Yepp... Brown bears, red fox, Elk (they call this moose i US), reindeer, hare and so on. Nothing is dangerous. We also have Wolf, wolverine and Lynx bat that's really rare. Wolf almost never... Nothing attack you and are aggressiv. ...or that's not true... the Elk is sometimes little bit irritated if they are hungry and the snow is deep. Then they are dangerous... /Matti

[@tonecoughlinphotography]

There's nothing wrong with a double blade I bring a bent shaft for backup and fishing, 10 oz paddle made in the USA , ZRE. My double blade is 24 oz and carbon fiber you need a longer paddle 245-260cm. I can do up to 6mph or 4mph avg (10km/hr-7.5) So easy to bring so much stuff hope to canoe with you guys some day in Sweden!

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Maybe we need to try with a longer paddle. Is a bent shaft to prefer when canoeing? /Stina

[@tonecoughlinphotography]

@@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA bent shaft for long distances straight shaft for fast rivers and rapids

[@jonasamna]

Very nice video with beautiful scenery of autumn. Really nice tent setup as well, with the cozy hot stove. How is the heat holding up during the night in the tent and is it possible to prolong the warmth using a stone on the stove ? Keep up your amazing work with this fantastic vlogs and enjoy this great season of autumn...

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Thank you! No the stove is so thin so it doesn't keep any heat. It is only warm as long as you have 🔥 or glow in it. /Stina

[@vaiki]

Ja, självklart ska ni prata engelska i filmerna och även om ni (ja, speciellt Matti 😉) pratar "svengelska" ibland så förstår tittarna er bara bra och det är ju det som är huvudsaken. Förresten Matti, var snäll mot Stina, annars kanske du får sova utanför tältet.

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

🤣 Jaa eller hur!!! /Stina

[@raimohyttinenrh]

What type of headlamp you used?

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Hej! Matti was using the Nitecore Headlamp HU60: geni.us/rl7B8 with the Nitecore Powerbank NB10000: geni.us/JBGUw. I used an old Black Diamond Spot which have been updated several times since I bought mine many years ago, the new updated ones you find here: geni.us/8SYh . /Stina

[@bonilsson3161]

For an old woman...

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

Yeah righ!! 46 but Matti is several years older so if I'm an old woman what is he then 😉? /Stina

[@niklas1914]

What are the tunns for? Bearcans?

[@tonecoughlinphotography]

they are not bear proof but scent proof and helps with rodents and water

[@bullenbjork]

If you menar the blue Barrels? I who'd say it probably for keeping the most important gear dry in case of an accident in the canoes! I use the mainly for this purpose whn I'm canoeing.

[@bullenbjork]

Great very relaxing video this time Stina And Matti. As always a joy to watch!

[@rw3035]

Nice vid and vibe!😊

[@JOKKMOKKGUIDERNA]

The brown bears we have here is very shy so we don't need to think about keeping our food bear-safe. We use the barrels to keep our stuff waterproof. /Stina

[@docmagoos78]

Fin tält. Jag har den också. Men med Winnerwell kamin. Så mycket lättare att sätta upp. Men också mycket tyngre. Kanske det blir lättare med den här videon -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGKnk2CMnaqArJY