Packing for a Weekend Canoe Trip | Canoeroots | Rapid Media

Rich Swift from Algonquin Outfitters describes some of the essentials for packing for a three-day canoe trip and how best to carry them. For trip information and paddling news visit www.paddlingtri... and www.canoerootsm...

[@claudewiggins4859]

I have used the services of Algonquin Outfitters many times over the years for both family and non-profit group trips. Always an A+ experience. I also own a Swift Kipawa canoe built by Swift Canoes. 😊

[@jonchen2747]

is everything there available for purchase and renting? including the food andtoilet paper?!

[@zedzero77]

What size is that barrel?..60l?

[@Twisted86]

Will say one thing if I ever find 5-6 like minded guys we are doing a 30 day canoe trip at Algonquin.

[@e-bikeautonomy]

I and my ex did the most amazing 2-week trip there and I think about it all the time...

[@keepfocus1214]

Could the blue barrel also provide floatation instead of canoe airbags?

[@scotttelfer5019]

Like most answers in canoeing...it depends... On flat water the food barrel will provide some modest flotation...as will your pack, but who lashes in anything in on flatwater? In moving water, in anything including a C2 or more...I lash in everything, and can tell you that packed barrels and packs really don't provide much flotation, especially if the water is aerated to any degree. Float bags are not a bad idea if you plan on running any appreciable amount of rapids on a backcountry trip.

[@BrodyToYou]

Where can I get one of those t-shirts?

[@elperroincamper6048]

Good morning or need to know if the store sells online, if s would need something that is seen in the videos, the backpack, to bring those blue bins, in Italy do not sell it.

[@aidancook1329]

"and of course your toilet paper" That really hits hard here in 2020

[@свобода-ы3ч]

Do waste money for rubbish.