Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
All of the clips in the video were filmed on Thursday September 3rd, 2020. This video summarizes the sixth day of my solo canoeing adventure on the Trent-Severn Waterway.
Strava for Day 6: strava.com/activities/4054812520
Hiking on Wolf Island: strava.com/activities/4006075052
In this episode, I paddled from the Buckhorn Lock Station (Lock 31) to Burleigh Falls. I began by paddling through a very foggy Lower Buckhorn Lake. I stopped on Dinnertime Island to eat my breakfast. I also stopped at Wolf Island Provincial Park to go for a hike across the island to Grey Duck Island and back. After eating lunch I went through Lovesick Lock 30 into Lovesick Lake which I paddled through to Burleigh Falls. Finally I took the canoe through Lock 28 and camped at the bottom of the lock. In the evening I walked along highway 28 to look at the falls and also to buy some dinner.
Background about this trip: youtube.com/watch?v=N-7drZa-0lg
Campsite Overnight Oats: youtube.com/watch?v=jNoMXeY4y8s
The canoe is a Bluewater Peterborough 16', made of Kevlar and manufactured in Guelph, ON in the early 1990's. I filmed this video using a Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphone. The GPS I used for the trip is a Garmin eTrex 30.
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All of the clips in the video were filmed on Thursday September 3rd, 2020. This video summarizes the sixth day of my solo canoeing adventure on the Trent-Severn Waterway.
Strava for Day 6: strava.com/activities/4054812520
Hiking on Wolf Island: strava.com/activities/4006075052
In this episode, I paddled from the Buckhorn Lock Station (Lock 31) to Burleigh Falls. I began by paddling through a very foggy Lower Buckhorn Lake. I stopped on Dinnertime Island to eat my breakfast. I also stopped at Wolf Island Provincial Park to go for a hike across the island to Grey Duck Island and back. After eating lunch I went through Lovesick Lock 30 into Lovesick Lake which I paddled through to Burleigh Falls. Finally I took the canoe through Lock 28 and camped at the bottom of the lock. In the evening I walked along highway 28 to look at the falls and also to buy some dinner.
Background about this trip: youtube.com/watch?v=N-7drZa-0lg
Campsite Overnight Oats: youtube.com/watch?v=jNoMXeY4y8s
The canoe is a Bluewater Peterborough 16', made of Kevlar and manufactured in Guelph, ON in the early 1990's. I filmed this video using a Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphone. The GPS I used for the trip is a Garmin eTrex 30.
I hope you enjoyed this video. Please COMMENT and subscribe!
Thanks for watching.
