3 Days Tarp Camping in Spring Rain - 60km of Hiking @XanderBudnick

Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

My brother Max and I hiked part of the Ganaraska trail through Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial. It took us 3 days and close to 60km to hike the section of trail from Devils lake to Victoria Falls. It was bushy, mucky and at times difficult but the beautiful and serenity of this place made the experience well worth it.

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