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Pekans Canyon (R2)1230 viewsGeorge and Lew running R2 in Pekans Canyon
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Campsite at the waterfall on Moisie River1160 viewsAs we were approaching waterfall at km 262, we noticed smoke rising on the right side. There is a campsite at the end of the portage and there we found a group of 8 canoeists from France. They spoke very little English and we spoke very little French. Quiet deep canyon on Moisie They travelled in 4 funny looking SEPAL canoes (fiberglass). Guy called Jean has a form for it in Charlevoix, QC. Such canoe is capable of carrying 5 big barrels. They were taking 3 weeks paddling through Carheil (Fermont, QC start)
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Quiet deep-water canyon on Moisie800 viewsBetween km 228 and 229 of Pekans/Moisie route, there is nice, quite narrow canyon. Water is very calm there, which means the river has to be very deep there.
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Barron River Canoes1396 views2 Canoes paddle upstream in the Barron River Canyon, Algonquin Park
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Brigham Falls1056 viewsBrigham Chute & Falls on The Barron River, Algonquin P.P. During the CCR Gathering, Summer 2001.
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Ben on the Barron1041 views
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334 views
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South Nahanni River348 viewsEntrance to Five Mile Canyon just below Virginia Falls
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Green River, Canyonlands379 viewsNot exactly a canoe trip, but we did go 12 miles in this inflatable raft. This was a 6 day backpacking trip, with one day floating down the river. The Green River is amazing - I'd highly recommend a trip for novice and expert alike.
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Bryce Canyon National Park, U.S.447 viewsBryce Canyon amphitheatre, Sept., 2006
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Bryce Canyon National Park, U.S.442 viewsBryce Amphitheatre, Sept.'06 sunrise
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Paddling into the canyon1001 views
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Kobe - FireDog (Canyon Lake)640 viewsKobe, our 3 1/2 month old Rottie, enjoys being "king of the wood pile", on our Canyon Lake camping trip.
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Makobe Canyon Passage925 viewsNarrow, but deep canyon passage on the Makobe River, enroute to Elk Lake
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Horton River - 1st Canyon488 views
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Horton River - Second Canyon494 views
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Horton River - Last part of Second Canyon488 views
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Peel River Canyon1256 viewsPeel River Canyon looking upstream
This gravel bar is the only stopping point in the canyon
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Running the Seguin Canyon722 viewsThis is the last rapid in the seguin canyon, normally a much mre difficult run but with low water this run became very tedious.
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Sundown & Kobe585 viewsGreat times on Thanksgiving weekend at Canyon Lake, Northern Ontario - harvesting jackpine cones.
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Hey!!! How's the Weather Out There????769 viewsKobe, our baby Rottie, quickly learns about the comfort of sleeping bags :o) Picture taken on his first camping trip at Canyon Lake, Ontario
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Canyon View506 viewsGordon Congdon takes in the canyon of the lower Burnside. Canoeists portage this canyon because of the falls. Rock is quartzite.
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