Traditional Winter Travel Camping with a Snowtrekker Tent & Toboggans

Traditional winter travel and camping are a lot of hard work! On this short 3 day trip, you will see techniques of traditional winter camping and travel across frozen lakes in Algonquin Provincial Park. This style of traditional winter travel and camping has been adopted from Indigenous peoples and when done correctly it makes the sometimes harsh winter season extremely enjoyable and livable.

Join Alec and Paige as they haul their handmade toboggans loaded with gear, a Snowtrekker canvas hot tent, and a wood stove. Using traditional style snowshoes to travel 25km through the wilderness, navigating ice-covered and sometimes slush-covered lakes. This route is a modified version of the popular Canoe Lake Loop in Algonquin, an area they know well in open water seasons but have never experienced in the winter.

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