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Tim River, Algonquin Provincial Park - One of my favourites!

Tim River, Algonquin Provincial Park - One of my favourites!

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2 - Tim River, about 270 kms north of Toronto, Canada. Because it is not located on the much busier Highway 60 corridor, it sees much less traffic and is therefore offers more solitude. Located in the western highlands, the topography is high and rolling with a wetter climate than the east side, providing ideal habitat for a number of hardwood tree species, particularly maple. As a result, the fall colours are usually spectacular
Date: 2020-11-30

Comments and reviews: 6


Thanks Shawn for taking the time to record and share these trips. Great inspiration for planning a spring trip. Nice to be able to get out as much as you do. Your solo canoe setup seems perfect.
Would you recommend travelling the Tim upstream, towards Little Trout Creek? Looking for a loop some time in the spring.

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Best of the New Year to you and yours as well Shawn. Easy winter so far and an early Spring would be nice. I'm quite near the mouth of the Credit and am still able to paddle a bit if the weather would clear up. Do you know if MCCrae is still open water and canoeable? Have you done the Black River?
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Goes nice with first coffee. loons and coloured bush. Can't think of a better way to spend the last day of the year than watching canoe vids from a master in locations I know and love. Thanks Shawn. you make good calm and relaxing vids and you are definitely on bush time.
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Hi Shawn. Discovered your YT site this morning. I will certainly watch your videos over the next few weeks. Enjoyed your Tim River one as the wife and I canoe that area quite a bit in the 80's. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks MSR. Any thoughts about how the Tim would be from Queer to Shaw, and Shaw to Shippagew? Nice meander or mud slog? Trying to keep it nice enough so the others come back again!
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Awesome! Thanks!
Any idea if water levels navigable End Sept/Early October on the Tim? Or would one have to walk/line canoes?

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