Welcome to the forum Flyguy! :) Would you attempt this alone?If so I may not recommend it without some big lake experience.That being said if you were so inclined I would stick to as much semiprotected water as possible. Use the portages and islands to your advantage. We like to carry a weather/mari...

I was wondering, is there a restriction on the number of tents allowed per site? This would be off trail or in campsite. I ask because we have 5 people going on our next trip and 4 tents. 2 two man 1 singe and a bivy. I have poured through regs and run a search, but haven' t come up with anything so...

Sounds like a good trip!

As always I appreciate the help Incaroads! That answered questions I didn't know that I had.It sounds like another trip, with another mode of travel.

I am looking for some info on bushwacking on the eastern end.From what I have seen it is considerably more rugged. What I am looking for in particular is a Bushwack from Lookout Louise to the Duncan bay narrows campsite.That I site is on the main island correct ?It looks like it on the map. I though...

Redbad, thanks for the info. I find this an interesting way to explore the island. I have mentioned that I hate to portage a boat.This sounds like a good option. Sounds like good durability and decent speed.I know deep water entries and exits are always a lot of fun ;) . I personally can't wait to g...

Daisey to Mcargo is easily doable.10 mile days are possible or more by the sound of your physical abilities .Low pack weights :) obviously may help too.Mcargo to Todd,Todd to w chickenbone could be a long day.W cb to dsy frm, dsy frm to Rock.This route would require an extra day though. Sorry, I don...

MikeT it looks like we will be running a portion of this trail.We will be headed up to where it ends by Hat island. We also plan on checking out the other end up by lake Ritchie.We are still trying to figure out a Gps for this trip.I would be happy to pass on any info we can coordinates ,photos, and...

Sounds like a good trip! If you are training on the Ice age trail then you should be prepared for the ups and downs. We train on the Langlade and Lincoln sections. Some of those hills get pretty big, 250' on a few of them. 30 lb pack should be good and doable. I would also recomend the tower on the ...

Yeah ....wait till I see this :) . This is solid gold ! Now ...when do we leave? That would be a pretty cool run.I have to admit that this has me foaminng at the mouth :) I guess when you ask the right questions , as always good info comes your way. That is some fine info Mike T .No question, you de...

Hello.It kinda sounds to me that you have it figured out and are sitting on a good solid trip plan.We did the Minong from windigo around the Hugginin loop and up to Daisy farm last year. It was all good ;) .I agree with Midwest ed in the fact that direction is a point of view. Having done the Minong...

I know this is an older post,this trip teport Really got my mind a cruising. The ability to pack and paddle is fascinating. Redbad I would love to read some info to see how this unit has held up .What kinda pace can it keep.My biggest problem with packing is when I get by the water .....what a solut...

IncaRoads that was a interesting bushwack.Sounds like a good hike.The cutoff seem like it saved some serious time and mileage. Pretty cool!

Highly recomend Daisey farm.My daughter loved meeting Candy and Rolph, it was one of her trip highlights! They have that program they put on about the wolf moose study ....great for the youngsters to learn! Sorry I don't remember what days that is though,I am sure someone on here does though. Plus i...

A belated thank you for the reply refuge. We did wind up doing this trip in July.The trails were excellent and the terrain we found quite easy.The swimming was the best swimming of the year. We took advantage of the recommendation and broke in my nephews.They were bummed by the short 5 mile days we ...