Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Noah and Eric head to some underused Crown land Northeast of Noganosh Provincial Park for a 3-day canoe trip. Watch Noah and Eric explore this beautiful area with only a compass and a homemade map as they get stuck in terrible weather, break their yoke and witness a weird freshwater species.

Crown land makes up 87% of Ontario and provides many opportunities for the intrepid canoeist. The Port Loring loop has not traditionally been used for canoeing and consists of unmarked campsites and portages. The route as we know was first explored by Brad Jennings of Explore the Backcountry in 2015.

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SNAPSHOT:

• Total Distance: 46 km
• Portages: 13
• Route Difficulty: Intermediate
• Number of Days: 3
• Access Point: Legrou Lake Landing