EP. 21 | Spetacular solo adventure to Algonquin's southernmost access point | COMPLETE SOLITUDE

One more canoe trip before this place becomes a winter-wonderland...
This time, a solo two-night adventure to Algonquin's southernmost access point - Kingscote Lake. The trip took place in the middle of the week, so I expected the park to be empty, but I wasn't expecting complete solitude!
Amazing adventure to Scorch Lake, staying put for both nights on the same campsite, and a full day of hiking and paddling practice in store for day 2.
Another self-proclaimed instant classic in the books! Enjoy it.
Link to Ep. 5 - Discovering Crown Land: • EP. 5 | Two-night solo...
Gear you see in the video…
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[@northern_wilderness_adventurer]

Another great outing! Glad to see you've really nailed down your kit, probably one of the more precise and light kits I've ever seen carried - I definitely carry more weight, so I still have a lot to work out / trim down in my personal kit.

[@arumrunner]

Great one man, you're an animal single carrying what I roughly calculated as 90-100lbs - (Esquif 47lbs with paddles mounts lines etc - Dry bag kit 30-35lbs - food barrel 10-12lbs and electronics 5-6lbs) I was in the central park (Canoe/Burnt/Sunbeam/TomTomp) the 23-28th I can see by your moon shots you were up there later that week as well. Yupp all the leaves were gone but it was mild for being so close to Nov. Re the 1300/1470 port from BigRock to Kingscote, the park sign is measuring the distance from BigRock to the fork (that goes up to Lower Minnow lk) You then ad the distance of 170 from the fork to Kingscote to get the total 1470. I like seeing your Garmin watch altitude charts, seeing the inclines and declines. Cheers man and its only two months till spring!

[@callcrazy5625]

Love the little commentaries, can’t believe no beaver paid you a visit 😂

[@juls.mae23]

This is so cool tito Danilo!!

[@user-bk1kk9tl9b]

Danilo strikes again! This post took me pleasantly by surprise! Wasn’t expecting another Danilo camping video this late in the season! Nice trip buddy! Your camping skills have increased exponentially since the paddle board days! You take care and a belated Happy New Year to you and Stephanie!

[@useryggfdcc]

EXCELLENT camera work 👏.

[@duggoneit]

Good job! I've stayed at the campsite you pointed out on Byers Lk. It's a nice one! The lake has brook trout in it.

[@milliebanks7209]

Are you Canadian or Hispanic? Either way, you are a joy to watch even though you don't equal out your hold on your paddle.