The Quoich River (175 km / 12 days)
The Quoich River is a lesser-known river in Nunavut and is approximately 370 km in length, flowing into Baker Lake. It is a treasure trove……
Category: 7 to 14 Days
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……
Magnetawan River: Ahmic Bay to Georgian Bay (7 days / 74 km)
The Magnetawan (lovingly called the Mag) is a prime southern Ontario river to run for those who want to push their whitewater skills, dust off……
West Coast Trail: Pachena Bay to Port Renfrew (8 days / 75 km)
This is the most intense trail in all of Canada! Packed full of mud, scenic vistas, ladders, bridges, cable cars, all sorts of wildlife, oh……
Temagami: Temagami Lake to Florence Lake Loop (8 days / 150 km)
Temagami is one of the most beautiful parts of Ontario, and Florence Lake is definitely one of it’s gems. Part of that allure stems from……
Steel River: Santoy Lake to Steel River Loop (7 days / 160 km)
The Steel River is a 160 km loop with a lot of terrain changes from long lakes, swamps, rocky cliffs and sandy shores. This route……
Path of the Paddle – Iinoo Oowan Trail: Kenora to Big Whiteshell Park (9 days / 176 km)
This historic canoe route has been a travel route of the Anishinaabe people of Treaty #3 since time immemorial as well as a key travel……
Keele River: Tsichu River to MacKenzie River Confluence (10 days / 345 km)
The Begadee River as it is known by the Sahtu Dene, otherwise known as the Gravel River or the Keele River, is well known by……
Pukaskwa National Park: Hattie Cove to Michipicoten River (10 days / 170 km)
The magnificence of Lake Superior in all its wild, rugged, isolated beauty is perfectly captured along this section of coastline. Ten days allows for a……
Broadback River: James Bay Highway to Waskaganish (8 days / 140 km)
This trip report summarizes the final 8 days of a 23-day expedition done along the Broadback River, from the James Bay Highway to the town……