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4 Days Alone in the Wilderness: A Solo Kayak Journey Through Algonquin

Early September in southern Algonquin Park, I set out solo from Smoke Lake on a 4-day, 3-night kayak and portaging trip. My route took me through Little Raccoon Lake, Lake Louisa, and Lac Bonnechere — with rugged portages, incredible wildlife, and a few surprises along the way. From the Devil’s Staircase portage to sunrise loon calls, this trip had everything: tough carries, quiet lakes, curious otters, and peaceful campsites deep in the backcountry. If you love canoe tripping, backcountry camping, or exploring Algonquin’s quieter routes, this video’s for you. 🌲 Trip Highlights: Remote backcountry route from Smoke Lake to Lac Bonnechere Wildlife encounters (otters, loons & more) Challenging portages including the Devil’s Staircase Solo travel in Algonquin’s southern lakes 0:00 Introduction 0:19 Day 1 3:10 Wildlife on Ragged Lake 7:48 The Devil's Staircase 15:18 Camping on Little Raccoon Lake 17:49 Day 2 19:42 The Double Devil's Staircase 24:11 Otters! (And a whole lot of portaging) 38:41 Camping on Lake Louisa 41:19 Day 3 - More Portaging... Like a lot of it. 55:30 Trying not to get lost in the weeds on Phipps Lake 59:38 Camping on Lac Bonnnechere 1:02:37 Day 4 - Morning Loons 1:08:37 Timelapse Home, with more wildlife 1:14:42 Route Map 🎒 Key Gear: Delta 15.5 GT Kayak with DIY Yoke for portaging Werner Camano paddle Osprey Exos Pro 55 backpack Nemo Hornet Osmo 2p Tent If you enjoyed the trip, hit Like, Subscribe, and check out my other Algonquin Park routes and kayak camping adventures. #AlgonquinPark #BackcountryCamping #CanoeTrip #KayakCamping #Portaging #CanadianWilderness #SoloAdventure #WildlifePhotography