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Lakes Paddled

2016
1. Canoe Lake
2. Sam Lake
3. Gill Lake
4. Drummer Lake
5. Little Drummer Lake
6. Tonakela Lake
7. Joe Lake
8. Tepee Lake
9. Fawn Lake
10. Little Doe Lake
11. Tom Thomson Lake
12. Bartlett Lake
13. FML Pond
14. Willow Lake
15. Aster Pond
16. Sunbeam Lake
17. Vanishing Pond
18. Bluejay Lake
19. Baby Joe Lake
20. Little Joe Lake
21. North Tea Lake
22. Lost Dog Lake
23. Smoke Lake
24. Ouse Lake
25. Source Lake
26. Bruce Lake
27. Raven Lake
28. Owl Lake
29. Linda Lake
30. Polly Lake
31. Canisbay Lake
32. Cache Lake
33. Hilliard Lake
34. Delano Lake
35. South Canisbay Lake
36. Kingfisher Lake
37. Mohawk Lake
38. Little Mohawk Lake
39. Plough Lake
40. Cradle Lake
41. Bonnechere Lake
42. Phipps Lake
43. Kirkwood Lake
44. Lawrence Lake
45. Pardee Lake
46. Harness Lake
47. Head Lake
48. Bonita Lake
49. Tea Lake
50. Thunder Lake
51. Panther Lake
52. Mossy Lake
53. Telma Lake
54. Oak Lake
55. White Sprue Lake
56. E.U. Lake
57. Dace Lake
58. Ramona Lake
59. Namakootchie Lake
60. Magnetawan Lake
61. Hambone Lake
62. Ralph Bice Lake
63. Daisy Lake
64. Acme Lake
65. Ragged Lake
66. Big Porcupine Lake
67. Little Coon Lake
68. Whatnot Lake
69. McGarvey Lake
70. Lemon Lake
71. North Grace Lake
72. Lake Louisa
73. Rock Lake
74. Whitefish Lake
75. Pog Lake
76. Lake of Two Rivers
77. Kootchie Lake
78. Little Island Lake
79. Sheriff Pond
80. Tanamakoon Lake
81. Galeairy Lake
82. Grand Lake
83. Stratton Lake
84. St. Andrews Lake
85. High Falls Lake
86. The Cascades/Barron Canyon
87. Brigham Lake
88. Opalescent Lake
89. Cork Lake
90. Length Lake
91. Marie Lake
92. Johnson Lake
93. Berm Lake
94. Lost Joe Lake
95. Burnt Island Lake
96. Little Otter Slide Lake
97. Otter Slide Lake
98. Mike's Lake/Beaver Swing Pond
99. Shiner Lake
100. Happy Isle Lake
101. Opeongo Lake
102. Maybe (Don't) Pond
103. Rainbow Lake
104. Loft Lake
105. Groundhog Lake
106. Potter Lake
107. Brule Lake
108. Furrow Lake
109. Pen Lake
110. Night Lake
2017
111. Crotch Lake
112. Shirley Lake
113. Ryan Lake
114. Big Red Lake
115. Shrew Lake
116. Dove Lake
117. McKaskill Lake
118. Robin Lake
119. Sec Kaje
120. Wet Lake
121. Norm's Lake
122. Canada Jay Lake
123. Hawkins Lake
124. Grassy Bay
125. White Trout
126. Big Trout
127. Longer Lake
128. Red Pine Bay
129. Burntroot Lake
130. Perley Lake
131. Sunfish Lake
132. Catfish Lake
133. Narrowbag Lake
134. Cedar Lake
135. Ravenau Lake
136. Lantern Lake
137. Fry Lake
138. Gull Lake
139. Glacier Lake
140. Camp Five Lake
141. Varley Lake
142. Carl Wilson Lake
143. Ironwood Lake
144. Bug Lake
145. Little Cedar Lake
146. Radiant Lake
147. Snipe Lake
148. Plover Lake
149. Rouge Lake
150. St. Francis Lake
151. Ooze Lake
152. Number One Lake
2018
153. Carcajou Bay
154. Carcajou Creek
155. McDonald Creek
156. Turcotte Lake
157. Guthrie Lake
158. Clover Lake
159. Pogonia Lake
160. Grasspink Lake
161. Little Tarn Lake
162. Tarn Lake
163. Kioshkokwi Lake
164. Little Mink Lake
165. Mink Lake
166. Club Lake
167. Mouse Lake
168. Mink Creek
169. Big Thunder Lake
170. Erables Lake
171. Maple Lake
172. Maple Creek
173. Coot Lake
174. Swan Lake
175. Tim River
176. Tim Lake
177. Little Butt Lake
178. Rosebary Lake
179. Longbow Lake
180. Queer Lake
181. Little Misty Lake
182. Addison's Lake
183. Moccasin Lake
184. Juan Lake
185. Jubilee Lake
186. Sawyer Lake
187. Rain Lake
188. Casey Lake
189. Little Trout Lake
190. Little Eagle Lake
191. Pathfinder Lake
192. Long Pond
193. Merchant's Lake
194. Chickaree Lake
195. Blowdown Lake
196. Hemlock Lake
197. Deer Yard Lake
198. Lake La Muir
199. Hogan's Lake
200. Big Crow Lake
201. Little Crow Lake
202. Proulx Lake

Number of New Lakes Paddled: 202
Total Number of Lakes Paddled: 288
Total Number of Portages: 267
Total Portage Distance: 179.415 KM
Total Distance Covered: 850.70 KM

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Maple Lake (#171) and a @backcountrycustomcanoes boat. Two of the prettiest things you can find in Algonquin. Not pictured, the wall of black flies that had been circling us all day. I miss June but I don’t miss the bugs. . . . #algonquinpark #algonquin #algonquinparkig #algonquinprovincialpark #nature #ontarioparks #getoutside #wegetoutside #getoutdoors #canoetrip #wilderness #wildernessculture #outdoors #explorealgonquin #canadagram #exploreontario #paddling #sharecangeo #paddlecanada #allofalgonquin #epicalgonquin #imagesofcanada #paddleforever #paddleon #backcountry #myadventurecanada #canoecamping #maplelake

Deer Yard Lake (#197) is an interestingly shaped lake that I think must have once been shallower based on the number of dead trees ringing the shoreline. About halfway up the lake there's a small point that's pretty scenic, and even the lily pad choked bay at the north end has a certain appeal (that appeal is mainly to frogs, but it's there). All in all, I found Deer Yard to be quite pretty. I had plenty of time to confirm that impression as we paddled back and forth along the north shore, looking for the portage up to La Muir. Despite the fact that the portage entrance is exactly where the map says it should be, it took us (read: the guy in charge of the map. Read: me) like 20 minutes to actually find it. . . . #algonquinpark #algonquin #algonquinparkig #algonquinprovincialpark #nature #ontarioparks #getoutside #wegetoutside #getoutdoors #canoetrip #wilderness #wildernessculture #outdoors #explorealgonquin #canadagram #exploreontario #paddling #sharecangeo #paddlecanada #allofalgonquin #epicalgonquin #imagesofcanada #paddleforever #paddleon #backcountry #myadventurecanada #canoecamping

Little Eagle Lake (#190). I mean, it’s not like there’s a Big Eagle Lake, or even a Moderate Eagle, so calling it Little Eagle just seems kinda mean. I think it’s a perfectly respectably sized lake. (Nearby Ralph Bice Lake used to be called Eagle Lake, but that probably has nothing to do with it). @ashesstillwaterboats . . . #ashesbuilt #algonquinpark #algonquin #algonquinparkig #algonquinprovincialpark #nature #ontarioparks #getoutside #wegetoutside #getoutdoors #canoetrip #wilderness #wildernessculture #outdoors #explorealgonquin #canadagram #exploreontario #paddling #sharecangeo #paddlecanada #allofalgonquin #epicalgonquin #imagesofcanada #paddleforever #paddleon #backcountry #myadventurecanada #canoecamping

Looking out at Tom Thomson (the lake, not the ghost, #11) from the Long Pond (#192) portage. It could be less pretty. . . . #tomthomson #algonquinpark #algonquin #algonquinparkig #algonquinprovincialpark #nature #ontarioparks #getoutside #wegetoutside #getoutdoors #canoetrip #wilderness #wildernessculture #outdoors #explorealgonquin #canadagram #exploreontario #paddling #sharecangeo #paddlecanada #allofalgonquin #epicalgonquin #imagesofcanada #paddleforever #paddleon #backcountry #myadventurecanada #causeforadventure

Sunrise on Hogan (#197) wasn’t awful this morning. . . . #algonquinpark #algonquin #algonquinparkig #algonquinprovincialpark #nature #ontarioparks #getoutside #wegetoutside #getoutdoors #canoetrip #wilderness #wildernessculture #outdoors #explorealgonquin #canadagram #exploreontario #paddling #sharecangeo #paddlecanada #allofalgonquin #epicalgonquin #imagesofcanada #paddleforever #paddleon #backcountry #myadventurecanada #hoganlake

In some ways summer never ends. In other, more real, ways, sigh. Happy Labour Day? (Pic is Ralph Bice). @backcountrycustomcanoes . . . . #ralphbicelake #algonquinpark #algonquin #algonquinparkig #algonquinprovincialpark #nature #ontarioparks #getoutside #wegetoutside #getoutdoors #canoetrip #wilderness #wildernessculture #outdoors #explorealgonquin #canadagram #exploreontario #paddling #sharecangeo

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