🛶Embarking on a solo canoe camping adventure, exploring new territory and enjoying the solitude of nature.
🔥Setting up a cozy campfire and processing firewood to keep warm throughout the night.
❄️Dealing with cold temperatures while enjoying the beauty of the winter landscape.
☕Making coffee in the backcountry using a GSI coffee press and sharing a unique method for brewing a perfect cup.
🍳Teasing an epic breakfast to look forward to in the morning, promising a delicious start to the day.
How do you navigate closed roads and portage your equipment?
—In this video, I faced the challenge of closed roads, so I had to walk my canoe and all my gear to the water. I did multiple portages back and forth to ensure I had everything I needed for my camping trip.
What equipment did you bring for your solo canoe camping trip?
—I brought a hot tent, firewood, a GSI coffee press, my sleeping bag, and essential camping gear. Check out the video for a full overview of the equipment I used.
How did you stay warm in cold temperatures?
—I used a hot tent, which is a great way to stay warm in cold temperatures. The tent traps heat from a small wood-burning stove, making the interior cozy and comfortable.
What's your secret to making the perfect cup of coffee in the backcountry?
—I boil the coffee grounds directly in water and then use a GSI coffee press to push the grounds to the bottom. It's a simple and efficient method that results in a delicious cup of coffee.
Can you share some tips for cooking an epic breakfast in the wilderness?
—Stay tuned for the next video, where I'll share my favorite recipes and tips for cooking a delicious breakfast in the backcountry. You won't want to miss it!
00:03Embarking on a solo canoe camping trip in the woods.
02:33Dealing with closed roads and multiple portages to reach the camping location.
09:03Setting up camp and enjoying the tranquility of nature.
10:17Experiencing hail and unusual weather during the trip.
13:29Preparing dehydrated chili for dinner.
16:00Enjoying the peaceful evening by a cozy campfire.
17:22Waking up to a chilly morning and reigniting the fire for warmth.
18:05Using a GSI coffee press to make coffee in the backcountry.
