Tag: Québec

  • Trip Report – Awacamenj Mino – Jan 2011

    Trip Report – Awacamenj Mino – Jan 2011

    This is actually 2 trips to the scout camp at Awacamenj Mino, one in early January to open the snowshoe/skiing trails and the other in late January for some camping and snowshoeing. Trip 1 – Breaking in the trails This was just a simple daytrip up to Awacamenj Mino to break in the trails for…

  • Trip Report – Noire River 30 Jul – 2 Aug 2011

    Trip Report – Noire River 30 Jul – 2 Aug 2011

    My first (and only so far) trip down the Noire river (Black river) near Fort-Coulonge, Québec, Canada. This was organised to be a more leisurely trip with many being introduced to whitewater canoe-camping and several girlfriends coming along for the trip. The Noire river, is a good easy introduction to canoe-camping, there are a few…

  • Location – Petite-Nation River – whitewater canoe

    The Petite-Nation River is located in Québec, Canada, originating in the Laurentians and ending in the Ottawa (Outaouais) River. The river is approx 97km in length with the flow being controlled. The river has a series of falls and rapids including the falls just before Plaisance (chutes de Plaisance) near the Ottawa River which is…

  • Trip Report – 20-23 Aug 2010 – Coulonge River

    Trip Report – 20-23 Aug 2010 – Coulonge River

    This was my first (and only as of 2022) trip down the Coulonge river. The Coulonge, Noire and Dumoine are tributaries of the Ottawa river, in the same area and good for whitewater oriented trips. For this trip we had 12 participants: Burg, Gibe, Wissell, Sylvain, Val, Master Trooper (Dan), Dan’s father, Julien, Marty B,…

  • Trip Report – 16 July 2022 – Petite-Nation River at 14.2m3/s

    Trip Report – 16 July 2022 – Petite-Nation River at 14.2m3/s

    Another great trip down the Petite Nation. For me, this was the first whitewater of the year having finally been cleared for action after my hip replacement. We we also officially breaking in our new Esprit Canyon (Burger used it before since I was not cleared) and I was breaking in my new paddle I…

  • Trip Report – 21-22 May 2022 -Rivière du Sourd

    (In progress) Trip down the Rivière du Sourd in the Réserve Faunique Papineau-Labelle (north of Ottawa on the Québec side) May 21st and 22nd 2022. We ran this river a couple times before in early spring when there is enough water, not sure how the conditions are later in the season. Unfortunately I was not…

  • Trip Report – 9 to 13 Jul 2010 – Dumoine River

    Trip Report – 9 to 13 Jul 2010 – Dumoine River

    Another wonderful trip down the Dumoine river, with a bit of a more experienced group with most of us having done the river the year prior. For this trip we were 8 participants (Sunshine, Burger, Gibe, Val, Seb, Sylvain, Wissell with Eric L. joining us) in 4 canoes and wanted to see just how far…

  • Trip Report – 2-3 Jan 2010 – Breaking in the trails

    Trip Report – 2-3 Jan 2010 – Breaking in the trails

    This trip was back to the Awakamenj Mino scout camp to help break in the trails for the winter. We also introduced CC to winter camping. A little messing around before we started in the car. We hiked in, set up camp quickly (those of us who were staying overnight) and headed off on the…

  • Trip Report – 27 Jun to 1 Jul 2009 – Dumoine River

    Trip Report – 27 Jun to 1 Jul 2009 – Dumoine River

    Another first for me on this trip, canoe-camping and white water canoeing all wrapped in one! For this trip we were a fairly large group with 10 participants in 5 canoes (Marty B, Ben, Van) and decided to tackle the Dumoine River on a 5 day trip. Preparations Several meetings to plan, discussions around itinerary,…

  • Trip Report -18 Jul 2021- Petite-Nation River @28m3/s

    Trip Report -18 Jul 2021- Petite-Nation River @28m3/s

    After a few years of not running much whitewater (young kids, pandemic etc.) we found a date that works and headed out early for a daytrip on the Petite-Nation. In this case, we couldn’t find any other takers (or those that could had to drop out last minute) so we headed out each in our…

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