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0513LK_[287]_Pekans_-_Moisie_portage.jpg
Pekans - Moisie portage911 viewsIt took us a while to find start of Pekans/Moisie portage. Very buggy - blackflies. Portage trail wasn't easy to follow esp. at the start. At one point, side path splits off to the right (but then ends soon). Main trail goes straight up the rock and it's hard to see. We portaged in two and a half passes. It was a very hard portage: rocky, muddy at the places, with one gully to cross.
0668LK_[261.2]_French_people_at_the_waterfall.jpg
Campsite at the waterfall on Moisie River861 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)
0768LK_[229]_Quiet_deep_water_canyon_on_Moisie.jpg
Quiet deep-water canyon on Moisie559 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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0857LK_[217.3]_George_and_Lew_paddling_to_a_lunch_spot.jpg
George and Lew paddling Moisie River599 viewshttp://www.geocities.com/lester_kovac/moisie.htm

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1142LK_[162.5]_Caopacho_River.jpg
Caopacho River463 viewsConfluence with Caopacho - nice views of beautiful waterfall on Caopacho.

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1152LK_[161.8]_Unloading_at_the_campsite.jpg
Moisie - Unloading at the campsite521 viewsCampsite on island at km 162, past confluence with Caopacho River.

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1282LK_[134.5]_Fish_Ladder_Waterfall.jpg
Fish Ladder Waterfall on Moisie (Katchapahun)546 viewsAt the Fish Ladder we took a portage on river right. It is a very steep path up, along a path behind the cliffy hill. Despite the steep profile, the path is relatively in a good shape. Nice camp on the other side, lots of boardwalk & the cabin. We portaged around first R3 (ledge) using the boardwalk.

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1581LK_[74]_Dan_and_Marilyn_paddling_Moisie.jpg
Moisie River405 viewsMarilyn and Dan paddling Moisie River.

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1668LC_[52.5]_Paul_and_Joe.jpg
Moisie River333 viewsPaul and Joe paddling Moisie River.

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1733LK_[52.3]_Lynette_lunching.jpg
Lunch on Moisie356 viewsOn August 11 we had one portage, starting in the creek, then branching left over the ridge. Part of broken yellow Esquif canoe on the other side. We had lunch there and used it for a table. It is a huge campsite spot.

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1992DC_[16.5]_View_of_the_railroad_bridge_and_tunnel.jpg
Moisie - Trestle rapid641 viewsView of the railroad bridge and tunnel.

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2003LC_[16.5]_View_from_the_bridge_-_downstream.jpg
Moise - Trestle rapid336 viewsView from the bridge - downstream.

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2012DC_[16.5]_Railroad_bridge.jpg
Moisie - Railroad bridge over Trestle rapid346 viewsWe hiked up to the bridge - there is a nice staircase there, first wooden, then steel. While we were on the bridge, locomotive came and we had to run to hide. Later Paul & Joe claimed they saw another person somewhere up there. Maybe it was a ghost? Ghost of a drowned paddler...

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RS-DJH.Moisie_Mike_Johns.jpg
Eddy Out !691 viewsMike Johns in good form heading into an eddy.
       
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