EP. 7 | Two-night solo adventure in the Western Uplands Backpacking Trail | NIGHT HIKE TO CAMPSITE!

[@benjibones]

Makes me smile to see you so happy on the trail! The dates & names carved into bridges & felled logs in the parks are the names and dates of when and who built them! Some are very old, others' not so much. I always find it interesting to see how long the swamp bridges last. 🙂

[@danilointhewoods]

Ha! Good to know about the carved names! 👍🏼

[@Bryan24k8]

Yes mano! Killer poem!

[@jesaminelim1491]

Water looks so calm and amazing 😀

[@callcrazy5625]

17:33 ❤️! This looked like an exciting hike 😁 Maggie Lake site #3 👌🏽

[@torontoraptors2107]

Mah brotha

[@campducky]

The sites you stayed at look gorgeous! Thanks for sharing your trip 😁

[@danilointhewoods]

It was a lovely surprise indeed! Lots more of the Western Upland Trails to explore this year. 🤙🏼

[@L48R0D3N7]

Just an FYI. Drones aren’t allowed in Provincial or National Parks.

[@danilointhewoods]

Saw that online as well after the trip. It’s strange because DJI has a built-in functionality that tells you where you cannot fly, but nothing comes up at the park. Will follow up…

[@DrMarvinLara]

So why did you leave so late during rush hour?

[@danilointhewoods]

Work man…couldn’t shake it off early enough. Was also prepared to sleep in the car if needed, but I felt good going in with that last little bit of daylight. Got exciting but all good. 😄