I enjoyed a great four day, 54 mile solo hike from the Canadian Border down to Grand Marais. It was the final section of the trail for me (north of Duluth). There was a lot of rain the first couple days, but the sun came out and it was amazing. I saw a lot of deer, numerous mountain top views, water falls, walking the Lake Superior Shore, and more. The leaves were starting to turn and the temperatures were above average, but very comfortable.
She said Whooooo Buddy as she served you the pancakes! I got a little misty.
Worlds greatest donuts.....now I need some.
Harriet is a character.
Real good video. Been a muddy Summer up there.
Way to hump.
Shug
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Nice romp on the upper end, I really want to hit that end of the trail next time. We are also tossing up the idea of the Isle Royale.. Cheers man.
That's a lot of water. Made my feet hurt to think about it.
Really enjoyed the music and your sense of humor.
Cheers.
"...the height of hammock snobbery!"
Great video man, thanks for the taking us along. lol Shug's right, now I can't stop thinking about those donuts in Grand Marais.
Once you're lost in twilight's blue, you don't find your way, the way finds you.
Cool, but why do you film yourself and not the landscape all the way ? (just a suggestion for the next video)
Loved the music too.
What tarp is this, maybe I missed it ?
Enjoyed the video. Very entertaining musical choices. I grew up just a few km north of your starting point. Watching your video, I can smell the rotting leaves and the wind off the lake. Thanks for posting that.
Btw Canadians don't put their hands on their hearts during the anthem. That's an American thing, eh? ;-)
Wabonnet Sil Poly HouseflyOriginally Posted by Rouskof
Enjoyed the video, looks like a great place to hike- some really beautiful scenery!
Great video and trip report.
We don't hear much about the northern section of the SHT, esp. north of Magney St. Park. I have often wondered why.
Is it just because it's more isolated, and takes longer to reach the trailheads?
Or is it less scenic than the more popular middle sections? (which I define roughly as Gooseberry to Grand Marais).
I am curious as to your views as to how the northern section compares to middle sections.
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