Algonquin Provincial Park: Western Uplands Backpacking Trail – Inner Loop (3 days / 36 km)
The Western Uplands Backpacking Trail is one of three backpacking trails in Algonquin Provincial Park. If you’re looking for an easy way to get into…
Algonquin Provincial Park: Kingscote to Scorch Lake (3 days / 24 km)
This report is about a short, muddy and solo trip in South Algonquin. This trip covers 24 km but do not underestimate it! It is…
Howe Sound Crest Trail: Cypress Mountain to Porteau Cove (3 days / 29 km)
The Howe Sound Crest Trail is a difficult point-to-point trail that starts at the Cypress Mountain parking lot and finishes at Porteau Cove. You summit…
Parc National de la Gaspesie: Mont Jacques-Cartier and La Camarine (2 days / 23 km)
This was a single overnight trip but was packed with varied terrain and fantastic panoramic views. The beginning of the trail is steep, then you’re…
Kananaskis Provincial Park: Ribbon Creek to Ribbon Lake Campground (20 km / 2 days)
The Ribbon Lake Backcountry Campground is one of the backcountry campgrounds located in the Kananaskis region of Alberta. This campground can be accessed via 3…
Tombstones Territorial Park: Grizzly Lake, Trailhead to Talus Lake (5 days / 43 km)
Tombstones Territorial Park is an out-and-back backpacking trip on another level entirely. Initially, I wanted to visit because I had seen it named ‘the Patagonia…
French River: Otter Bay to Hartley Bay Marina (5 days / 75 km)
I just got back from a fantastic 5-day canoe trip on the French River. We went into it expecting a cold wet fall trip but…
Little White River: Highway 639 to Little White River Lodge (3 days / 34 km)
This trip report outlines a 3-day paddle down the Little White River. An exciting river filled with many twists and turns, swifts and class I-II…
Pukaskwa National Park: Coastal Trail – Hattie Cove to Hideaway Bay (10 days / 112 km)
This is one of the more challenging hiking trails in Ontario. Not even in terms of technical difficulty, but in stamina and sure-footedness. It has…
Petawawa River: Cedar Lake to McManus Lake (5 days / 90 km)
The Petawawa River is a historical river in Canada, used in the past for moving logs from the logging operations in Algonquin Park and surrounding…