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In the summer of 2012, Canoeing.com contributor Brian Johnston headed to the far north with a crew of eight paddlers to explore a little-traveled region near ...
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Watch Video: For the past few years, my far north paddling partner and I have kept a rather fluid list of Arctic rivers and routes that we haven’t yet ...
As a far north paddler, I’ve looked for ways to make my traveling outfit more concise and less expensive to ship while still meeting the demands of canoeing ...
Brian and Jim on Wellington Bay. Photo by Brian Johnston. At 69° North Latitude in the Canadian Arctic, the summer of 2014 seemed to have taken a ...
TRIP LOG: Submitted by Mel Baughman, May 2015 July 17 – August 19, 2012 Nunavut, Canada Route: This expedition began on Lynx Lake at ...
Camping on the wide open tundra. All photos courtesy Brian Johnston. Tents Pack a good four season or expedition tent—the winds in the far north can be ...
Sometimes, dragging a canoe is the only option to get it across a frozen lake. Canoes The most common canoes are 17-foot ABS or Royalex models. They provide ...
Even though the far north is a desert environment, rainy days happen. Look closely and you'll see the angle of the rain. All photos courtesy Brian Johnston. ...
Wash day in the Far North: Extra rope and clothes pins make for a unique clothesline. Photos courtesy Brian Johnston. I wear one set of everyday clothes ...