Quetico

Still the greatest canoeing experience in the world. A place where you can lose yourself for many weeks. A place of magic and memories interwoven with indigeneous spiritualism, colonialism which still marks its scars along the landscape, and the natural protectors of the Boreal forest - the flora and fauna - who call this place home.

Sunset sun on an islan campsite in Pickerel Lake

One majestic lone tree next to Chatterton falls

Snapping turtle freshly arrived to steal fish carcasses

Crossing an improvised bridge around mid-way through a 4K portage into Cache Lake

Bull moose cooling off early in the day along Cache River

Casting from a rock in a mid-day pause from paddling

A white admiral rests on the portage pack

Wild blueberries ripening on the open rock of an island campsite

Pack, paddles, and boots at the end of a portage

Last light at Bud lake, canoe pulled up for the night — Last light at Bud Lake, canoe pulled up for the night

The majestic white pine

Paddlers beginning their paddle home in Pickerel Lake

Checking gear at the Falls chain

A rocky islet breaks small waves in Kawnipi on a quiet morning