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WABAKIMI PART 1

After my first solo last year, I got hooked and wanted more of the solitude that can be found up in the boreal forrest. Since I had gone to Woodland Caribou the 3 years before and seen a big part of the park, and also because a big part of the park had burned, it was time to go and explore a new area. I decided it was time to go to Wabakimi. The year before I had been pushed around by the wildfires in Woodland. This year it would be the opposite element I would have to fight, water. Before I even got to Armstrong Ontario, it became clear that the waterlevels were extremely high in the area. For some reason, my google maps took me down a logging road (Black Sturgeon Rd) instead of sending me to Thunderbay and from there taking the normal paced highway 527 up. If I did not have a smaller sized off-road ready truck, there is no way I would have made it through the 112 kilometer road that got narrower at every bend. At some places the road was under water about knee deep! Then once I was in the park it was obvious too how high the water was. Several fire pits under water, wet portages and at the shores, the water went well beyond the trees and in to the woods making it hard to get to the shore sometimes. All that being said, every trip in a remote destination comes with hardships. I did not expect this trip to be an easy one but I found myself complacent in the fast moving waters with my very heavy canoe and gear. Wabakimi is an incredible beautiful and remote area and from day one showed me her wild untouched beauty. This video covers the first 2 days of my trip.