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Wilderness Camping - Planning & Prepping for Your Boundary Waters Canoe Trip
Ep. 3: Wilderness Camping
In this episode, I talk through a recent trip to the Boundary Waters, providing a guide for planning and enjoying an adventure in this pristine wilderness area. The episode is geared towards people planning a trip but may still have experience in the wilderness as well as beginners and/or those who have never been to the Boundary Waters before.
Key Points Covered
Introduction to the Boundary Waters
Planning a trip: e-scouting, choosing entry points, and obtaining permits
Gear recommendations for camping and canoeing
Food and meal planning tips
Safety considerations, including navigation skills and wildlife awareness
Leave No Trace principles and responsible camping practices
Personal stories and experiences from a recent trip to Winchell Lake through Brule, entry point 41
Planning, preparedness, and responsible camping practices make for a successful and enjoyable trip to not just the Boundary Waters, but any camping or wilderness venture.
šLinks and Resources:
ā ā Our Packing Listā ā
OnX Backcountry: A subscription-based app for e-scouting and offline map downloads
Recreation.gov: Website for reserving permits and accessing trip planning guides
Boundary Waters Canoe Area (bwca.com): Resource for maps and information about the area
Outfitters: Recommended outfitters in Ely, MN include Piragis and Ely Outfitting Company
Safety Devices: Satellite communication devices like Zoleo, Garmin inReach, and Bivy Stick are mentioned as options for emergencies
š§Listen and Subscribe!
Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast for more stories like this and a wealth of information on outdoor adventures. Whether you're planning your next family camping trip or looking to tackle the wilderness on a solo journey, we've got you covered.
š£We Want to Hear from You!
Have a story to share or a topic you want us to cover? Reach out to us through our social media channels. Your feedback and experiences are what make this community great!
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*Disclosure: I only recommend products I use or would use myself and all opinions expressed here are my own. Some links are affiliate links, which, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission when a purchase is made through said link(s). Thank you for your support if you do use any of my links! It is greatly appreciated.
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By Lone Pine AdventuresEp. 3: Wilderness Camping
In this episode, I talk through a recent trip to the Boundary Waters, providing a guide for planning and enjoying an adventure in this pristine wilderness area. The episode is geared towards people planning a trip but may still have experience in the wilderness as well as beginners and/or those who have never been to the Boundary Waters before.
Key Points Covered
Introduction to the Boundary Waters
Planning a trip: e-scouting, choosing entry points, and obtaining permits
Gear recommendations for camping and canoeing
Food and meal planning tips
Safety considerations, including navigation skills and wildlife awareness
Leave No Trace principles and responsible camping practices
Personal stories and experiences from a recent trip to Winchell Lake through Brule, entry point 41
Planning, preparedness, and responsible camping practices make for a successful and enjoyable trip to not just the Boundary Waters, but any camping or wilderness venture.
šLinks and Resources:
ā ā Our Packing Listā ā
OnX Backcountry: A subscription-based app for e-scouting and offline map downloads
Recreation.gov: Website for reserving permits and accessing trip planning guides
Boundary Waters Canoe Area (bwca.com): Resource for maps and information about the area
Outfitters: Recommended outfitters in Ely, MN include Piragis and Ely Outfitting Company
Safety Devices: Satellite communication devices like Zoleo, Garmin inReach, and Bivy Stick are mentioned as options for emergencies
š§Listen and Subscribe!
Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast for more stories like this and a wealth of information on outdoor adventures. Whether you're planning your next family camping trip or looking to tackle the wilderness on a solo journey, we've got you covered.
š£We Want to Hear from You!
Have a story to share or a topic you want us to cover? Reach out to us through our social media channels. Your feedback and experiences are what make this community great!
šStay Connected:Ā Ā Ā Ā
Follow us on ā ā Instagramā ā
Like us on ā ā Facebookā ā
Watch on ā ā YouTubeā ā
Shop on ā ā Etsyā ā
Visit our ā ā Websiteā
Remember, adventure is just around the corner. Stay wild.
*Disclosure: I only recommend products I use or would use myself and all opinions expressed here are my own. Some links are affiliate links, which, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission when a purchase is made through said link(s). Thank you for your support if you do use any of my links! It is greatly appreciated.