Category: Canoeing
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Bowron Chain 2022 – Day 7 & 8
It has become clear that I need to do these last 2 days together else risk never getting this done. Day 7 The sun was shining when we got up. It continued all day. The water was warm at Rum Lake and people began swimming with the dawn. I put the triathlon suit on that…
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Bowron Chain – 2022 Day 6
Day 6 #highlights – August 6 Cariboo Falls. The weather today was the best it could possibly be. The skies were generally overcast but the ceiling high. It was warm but not stifling. We paddled through Lanezi and Sandy Lakes with calm waters. We stopped in at every campsite along the way foraging for firewood…
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Bowron Chain – 2022 Day 5
Day 5 – August 5 A broken canoe. We had a later start this morning. I don’t think we all left the shelter until 11:30 or later. There was quite the logistics to sort out with strapping things into canoes and deciding what we’d all do. Matt and Vivian left first and portaged around the…
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Bowron Chain 2022 – Day 4
Day 4 #highlights – August 4 Sail away. It rained most of the night. When we were ready to get going it stopped. So we set out about 10:30, once again having packed up without battling the rain. We had to cobble together some rain gear with things being wet. Jaron looked great in his…
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Bowron Chain – 2022
Day 3 #highlights – August 3 RAIN. We were all on the water by about 10:40am. Jaron and Steven and Matt and Vivian were out first. They went looking for wood at the wood lot just past campsite 19. They wouldn’t find any. It was a good thing we brought most of the wood we…
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Bowron Chain 2022 – Day 2
Day 2 #highlights – August 2 Better wheels and bears. We had a casual morning. I think it was close to 9am before I drug myself out of bed. Robyn spotted a bear about 30 yards from the outhouse while she was doing her morning ritual. Ted stormed over with his knife, Matt with his…
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Backcountry Tenting
One of my favourite places is the Bowron Lake canoe circuit. I’ve done the circuit many times and in an array of company. This summer we’ll make the trip with 14 of us spread across 5 family units. Our skills and experience with camping, canoeing, and other outdoor adventures, greatly vary. These next few posts…
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