MartinG shared a trip-log report by means of a posting on the website forum. It has now been converted to a single conventional HTML page .. "Wendigo to Big Bissett Lake, Spring 2022".

"The creek between Weasel and Bisset was a little more difficult to paddle. It starts out wide and open but quickly narrows down to barely a boat wide. We kept a sharp eye out for the old portage entrance but saw nothing. Travelling further down, the creek opens up again into a wide marsh. Still no sign of a portage entrance. We continued to the first rapid. At this point I went into the forest south of the river looking for a sign of the old portage. I couldn't find anything amongst the thick tangle of trees and blow down."

"Beautiful site with a large open area for a large group, with multiple tents and possibly hammock-hangs along the edges."

Check out the "official website's notice".

Spring in Algonquin Park comes later than surrounding areas as a result of the Park's higher elevations. When snow and ice have left Toronto or Ottawa, Algonquin Park is often still very wintry. On average, ice on Algonquin's lakes remains until the last week of April or the first week of May. Check out the "official website's notice".

"This portage is not very fun and is likely bad coming from both directions. Essentially it is a gradual lung and leg burning hike up the hill to the halfway point, and then a long downhill walk the other half. The forest, creeks, and pond that you pass are nice, but you need to make a point to notice these as you trudge along while laden down with gear. We stopped twice to cool down, hydrate, and joke about how stupid it was to end our camping season with the hardest portage we could find in the area."

Kayak Camper (forum handle: "Uppa") has shared via his YouTube channel "Kayak Camper", the two part trip video of his six-day loop-trip via Farm, Booth, Round Island, Dickson, McKaskill, Shirley and Crotch Lake ... "Round we Go".

" I spent the first night on Booth's Lake, a popular backcountry destination, and then pushed on to a much-less visited Round Island Lake - and the portages to get there definitely reflected that! . . . Same camera as the last couple of years ( a GoPro 8), but I was filming in 4K at 60fps"

"Alec On Adventures" is an extensive YouTube channel containing 43 videos of expeditions & quick-trips in Canada and across the Globe. Alec is an experienced backcountry camper, wilderness canoe guide and avid fisherman.

Drew (forum handle: "AlgonquinLakes") has added more campsite reports to his "All Of Algonquin" website. Links to them are also added to this website's PCI Project..

Wanda Spruyt has submitted a trip-log of her mother-daughter seven day Trip to Achray, taken this past September 6th to 12th.

This six-pack video series is the perfect treatment for anyone suffering from Algonquin withdrawal. And Evan has timed the sixth installment's release as a great Christmas gift for his regular fans!

"This trip was something we were very excited to tackle as we were scheduled to travel some remote and beautiful parts of the Algonquin interior. We experienced multiple moose, several interior Ranger Cabins, excellent Brook Trout fishing, and some moral sapping alder."

He has also documented "10 Campsite Reports". Links to them are added to this website's PCI Project.

"All of these things kept putting me behind schedule, but all of these things were absolutely worth it. I was much happier that I spent time enjoying my morning at the campsite, that I took my time walking back along the portage trail, and that I stopped to chat with my fellow backcountry campers at the end of the portage."

Drew (forum handle: "AlgonquinLakes") has shared on his website "All Of Algonquin", the trip-log of his September four-person-group loop-trip out of Pinetree Lake .. via Fraser, David Thompson, Galeairy, Rock, Gordon, Jean, Fork, and Rose Lake ... "Pinetree Lake Loop".

"I really liked Fraser Lake. It’s not as big as Pinetree, but it’s not small, either. There’s only one campsite on the lake, on top of a rocky ledge on the south shore, and it looks like a great spot to spend a night or two. We paddled past it, then through a picturesque little narrow stretch that was dominated by tall pines and rocky shoreline. As we slid across the water, I noticed that the ripples around us were picking up. We had a slight tailwind, which seemed like the icing on the cake that was our Fraser Lake visit."

MartinG shared a trip-log report by means of a series of postings on the website forum. It has now been converted to a single conventional HTML page .. "The Meanest Link 2021".

"We were both wet and cranky as we paddled into our last lake of the day, Chibiabos Lake. The first campsite was taken, so we paddled on. As we approached the only other site on the lake, we saw smoke rising from the campsite and a smiling figure waving to us through the rain. What a Godsend! Our friend Mark Rubino ( www.markinthepark.com ) had gotten there earlier in the day. He brought us our food cache, started a fire, cut wood, and set up the camp. What a morale boost that was. For the first time on the trip, we got to sit around a fire enjoying camaraderie, stories, drinks and munchies. This was exactly what we needed at just the right time."

Andrew M. has submitted a campsite report to the PCI Project ... CS. 4 - Magnetawan Lake.

"Rather than go up early on Thursday, we booked a site on Magnetawan for Wednesday evening and were glad we did."

Cody (forum handle: "trippythings") has posted another trip-log .. "The Big Dipper - 8 Days Alone in Algonquin" to his Algonquin and Beyond" website. It was an eight day solo trip .. through Smoke, Ragged and Big Porcupine .. then looping through McGarvey, North Grace, Louisa, Lawrence, Kirkwood, Phipps, and Bonnechere .. and then returning from Big Porcupine to Smoke Lake.!

John Barber has submitted two campsite reports to the PCI Project.

Evan and his daughter Olivia, his dad and Rich went on a weekend paddle-in 'basecamp' trip to Basin Lake. Share their 'family excursion' by way of three videos hosted on Evan's YouTube channel "Single Malt and Maps".

Andrew and Andrea got back from Kioshkokwi Lake on August 29 and promptly submitted a PCI campsite report ... "Kioshkokwi Lake Campsite 12".

Drew (forum handle: "AlgonquinLakes") has added still more campsite reports to his "All Of Algonquin" website. Links to them are also added to this website's PCI Project..

Drew (forum handle: "AlgonquinLakes") has posted on his website "All Of Algonquin", a four-part trip-log of a four-day early August solo trip he took out of Rain Lake .. all the way to Canoe Lake!