This film is a cinematic musical journey deep into Algonquin Park as McDuff and McDo (McNairn and McClankenrud) head out on the water once again.
Beginning and ending at Magnetewan Lake, we travel seven days deep into the park on a giant loop.
The spe…
This film is a cinematic musical journey deep into Algonquin Park as McDuff and McDo (McNairn and McClankenrud) head out on the water once again.
Beginning and ending at Magnetewan Lake, we travel seven days deep into the park on a giant loop.
The spectacular scenes are never ending and the challenges great as we navigate through 20 lakes, 3 rivers and 15 kilometres of portage.
The film is an immersive experience that takes time for the sunrise and the sunset, with all original music written and performed by Steve Welch.
I like to give you a taste, in whatever small way it can be captured, of what it's like to do a long trip - miles from nowhere - and the astounding beauty that surrounds you as you travel the amazing landscape, day after day.
Algonquin Park is a huge wilderness park in Ontario that is over 3000 sq. miles with over 2400 lakes. What a beauty.
This is the second film in the "Algonquin Park Double Header" with the companion movie "One Month In Algonquin Park by Canoe 1933" being recently released. That movie is a historical documentary from my great uncles diary of spending a month in Algonquin Park, July and August, in 1933. Watch free at Steve Welch Ontario on YouTube.
Coming soon : "Killarney Winds" -a new film that is a celebration of the great park Killarney : filmed on an eight day trip that includes a hike up the magnificent Silver Peak.
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Route
Magnetewan Lake
Hambone Lake
Ralph Bice Lake
Little Trout Lake
Queer Lake
Tim River
Shippagew Lake
Longer Lake
Big Trout Lake
Otterslide Creek
Otterslide Lake
Little Otterslide Lake
Burnt Island Lake
Littledoe Lake
Tom Thomson Lake
Ink Lake
McIntosh Lake
Timberwolf Lake
Misty Lake
Little Misty Lake
Petawawa River
Daisy Lake
Acme Lake
Hambone Lake
Magnetewan Lake
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