“How to be a happy winter camper”- a guest post with Ontario Parks
You guys love reading right? Of course you do that’s why you’re browsing blogs. Head on down to OUR NEW GUEST POST. We greatly appreciate all the support and feedback we receive from all of you, which allows us to continue on the amazing adventure. Cheers -Matt
Outdoor Adventure Show – Toronto
This past Sunday we hopped in the Paddle In truck and headed down to Toronto to visit the Outdoor Adventure Show. As an avid paddler I’m always excited when this show comes around. Filled with great products, fantastic presentations, and meetings with old and new friends, it made for a perfect Sunday afternoon. Ontario Parks had a great booth as always. Full of people going over maps and planning trips. A “meet the naturalist” table which was a big hit with my daughter. You can tell people are thinking about spring as… Read More
Is it spring yet?
I know I’ve asked the question many times this winter. But really is it spring yet? Is it? How much longer do I have to wait? Truth is we’ve actually been having a blast this winter. We’ve been working really hard to improve our new website, work on our social media and plan trips and routes for this year. All the while snowshoeing, snowshoeing and more snowshoeing. We’re pretty excited to see what everyone has to say about all the new content and we can’t thank all of our followers,subscribers,friends enough. You… Read More
New guest Blog with Ontario Parks
Please swing by the Ontario Parks blog page to check out our new guest blog. Titled “what are you doing this weekend”. It talks about our year travelling through Ontario’s parks system. Let us know what you think. Cheers -Matt
Eramosa River
Quick little photo blog of our paddle down the Eramosa River in Guelph Ontario. We put in near the Scout camp on Stone Road, There is a bridge and a trail there which makes putting in very easy. The paddle took us all the way to the wellington street dam portage. The trip took us about two hours, the paddling is very easy with only a few shallower sections , which I could see being a problem later in the summer. Guelph is our hometown and it was nice to sit back… Read More
