Magnetawan River Six Day Canoe Trip - The Thirty Dollar Rapids | Magnetawan River Provincial Park

Magnetawan River Six Day Backcountry Canoe Trip - The Thirty Dollar Loop. This video is Part Three of my six day canoe trip in Magnetawan River Provincial Park.
It was mid July and I set out on a six day canoe trip in Magnetawan River Provincial Park. I was tripping with my son Noah and two friends, Derek and Jeff through this beautiful wilderness area.
Our canoe route would be to slow travel, starting at Harris Lake and paddling through the South Magnetawan, Timber Wolf Lake, the Magnetawan River and Island Lake. Our trip was planned to provide days of epic fishing and to also check out the scenic Thirty Dollar Rapids.
I really enjoyed slow travelling through the park because it gave me time to focus on photography and video while taking in this amazing Ontario Provincial Park.
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[@TrailguidePictures]

Hey everyone, here's Part Three of the Magnetawan River Canoe Trip. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks again Derek, Jeff and Noah for coming out on the trail and sharing the experience with me.

[@tombeckett4340]

You see everybody likes fishing. That’s very important on a canoe trip. Thanks 👍🇨🇦

[@base2solutions861]

It is friendships that multiplies joy and divides sadness. Paddle on...

[@amorimontagnus2042]

So refreshing to watch paddlers using the right tool, the true canoe paddle. Terrific series, great way to see the area, thanks for sharing.

[@tomp1923]

Hey Jason- thanks for sharing this series. Such an amazing river and what an experience you detailed.

[@camsmith758]

Another great one

[@boatman222345]

Excellent video...always refreshing to see people honestly assess their capabilities and then wisely stay within them.Just wish more outdoorsmen would do the same!

[@TrailguidePictures]

Much appreciated

[@GinaScott0315]

Hi Jason, just got your channel suggested by Simon a bloke in the woods. I was watching his canoe paddle video, and he shared your knowledge of canoe making.. wow is all I have to say!!! Haven’t watched this series yet, currently watching your Algonquin 7 day solo trip along with your cabin on wheels etc. You are truly talented in all aspects. Stayed up until 4 am last night, and binge watching as we speak. Thank you 🙏🏻 What a treat to enjoy all your videos Much luck and continued success

[@TrailguidePictures]

Hi Gina, sorry for the delay I was out on a canoe trip and just got back. Thanks for the compliment and it’s great you found my channel. Simon has a great one too, highly recommend his stuff. Don’t stay up too late watching, it’ll be there tomorrow. Lol.

[@conniewaite1996]

That was a nice area to explore and make memories.

[@TrailguidePictures]

Yeah, I love it in through that area. Every time I go I wish I could spend more time there.

[@chuckhenderson4765]

downloaded the map and added this trip to next year's plan !!

[@hutchinsonsadventures4678]

thanks for sharing mate.

[@Up_north_with_Mike]

Great video. Thanks for sharing

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Thanks for watching!

[@robmdq]

I can't believe i've had the 6th like to your video... excellent content, Jason, you certainly deserve thousands of likes, your travels are truly inspiring and the effort you put into filming and editing is commendable

[@TrailguidePictures]

Thanks again!

[@bushleaguesociety]

We owned property near the Thirties. Affectionately called the Thirty portage the Trails of Tears. Up, down, way up, way down...😢 Yup, that last section is B-R-U-T-A-L in and out of the water.

[@johnkarapita437]

Awesome. Just amazing. Thanks for sharing. It makes me want to go next year! Funniest line: "yeah, we didn't run it."

[@TrailguidePictures]

Glad you enjoyed it! Lol.

[@CampingAcrossOntario]

That area looks so beautiful! Hope to explore it someday. Great video :)

[@benderrodriquez]

18:48 Was that your head? Beautiful country.

[@TrailguidePictures]

Lol. No but walking a canoe into a tree half way through a long portage and it might as well have been. Thanks for the comment

[@BrianthatiscalledBrian]

Really great trip, Jason. Thanks for bringing us along. I was a bit surprised there was a rooster out there though. 😋🙂👍🚣‍♂️

[@TrailguidePictures]

Glad you enjoyed it. Lol. Yeah, when editing I realized I had a bit of colourful dialogue to work with. 😂 Oops.