8 days paddling the Nation Lake Canoe Route in British Columbia
published: 30 Nov 2022
Nation Lakes Canoe Route in BC, Canada
In September of 2022 we paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route in BC, Canada.
The route consists of a series of four lakes: Tsayta, Indata, Tchentlo and Chuchi Lake. They are connected by short stretches of the Nation River and are collectively known as the Nation Lakes. Paddling the route requires a shuttle to the starting point in Tsayta lake.
We picked this route because we can bring the dog (often not allowed) and it was rumoured to be a beautiful one. While a true wilderness experience, once the river get lower during summer the water becomes suitable for novice/intermediate paddlers. There are hotsprings to visit (well, warm springs), the fishing is great and there is a lot of wildlife.
We were not disappointed. The first few days were a bit rough, cold and rainy, but once the we...
published: 05 Apr 2023
Nation Lakes Canoe Route
The Keim family paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route near Fort St James for 8 days in early September 2020. We had lots of variable weather and great fishing. This was our 6th annual family canoe trip.
published: 02 Jan 2021
Nation Lakes Canoe Route, Full Movie, Std defenition, 2010
published: 15 Dec 2021
Nation Lakes 2016
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Nation Lakes Canoe Route - Tchentlo Lake
Tchentlo Lake is the largest lake on the Nation Lake Canoe Route
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Nation Lakes Canoe Route -- Chuchi Lake
Chuchi Lake is the last lake on the Nation Lakes Canoe Trip.
published: 02 Apr 2012
Nation Lakes Canoe Route - Tsayta Lake
bTsayta Lake is in the southern ranges of the Omineca Mountains, British Columbia, Canada.
In September of 2022 we paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route in BC, Canada.
The route consists of a series of four lakes: Tsayta, Indata, Tchentlo and Chuchi ...
In September of 2022 we paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route in BC, Canada.
The route consists of a series of four lakes: Tsayta, Indata, Tchentlo and Chuchi Lake. They are connected by short stretches of the Nation River and are collectively known as the Nation Lakes. Paddling the route requires a shuttle to the starting point in Tsayta lake.
We picked this route because we can bring the dog (often not allowed) and it was rumoured to be a beautiful one. While a true wilderness experience, once the river get lower during summer the water becomes suitable for novice/intermediate paddlers. There are hotsprings to visit (well, warm springs), the fishing is great and there is a lot of wildlife.
We were not disappointed. The first few days were a bit rough, cold and rainy, but once the weather cleared up we had an amazing time on the water.
I hope you enjoy the video, feel free to ask questions in the comments and I will do my best to answer them!
IN THIS VIDEO:
00:00 Intro (1 minute)
01:07 Day 1 - Rainy day for a tropical island...
02:42 Day 2 - Tsayta Lake
04:44 Day 2 - Into the river we go!
09:24 Day 3 - Firewood for a rest day
12:00 Day 4 - Indata Lake, our second stretch of river and a simultaneous sunset/moonrise
16:50 Day 5 - Chentlo Lake hotsprings
20:34 Day 6 - A lazy morning, an ode to the RAM-X 17 and the first "real" fish!
24:12 Day 7 - Spectacular sunrise on our second rest day
24:50 Day 7 - Playing in the water with the dog
26:03 Day 7 - Oh, them beavers!
27:18 Day 8 - Waking up to smoke in the air
28:07 Day 8 - Old mining camp: core samples everywhere!
30:47 Day 8 - Our third and final stretch of the Nation River and arrival in Chuchi Lake
33:10 Day 9 - Finally! On a cold, but beautiful morning our luck changes...
35:48 Day 9 - We have a weird dog...
36:41 Day 9 - Water like glass
37:32 Day 10 - A quiet morning for our last morning
37:48 Day 10 - Poetry
38:18 Day 10 - Final words and please subscribe!
MUSIC:
00:52 HoliznaCC0 - Breath
01:10 Mr. Smith - Lamento
02:21 Jason Shaw - Green Leaves
03:14 Monplaisir - Brotherhood
04:47 Mr. Smith - Insomnia
05:50 Doctor Turtle - I snost, I lost
10:10 HoliznaCC0 - Boredom
10:36 Jason Shaw - Hoedown
16:17 John Bartmann - Soaring Hawk
17:05 Mr. Smith - Sonorus
20:07 HoliznaCC0 - Boredom
20:33 John Bartmann - Iyanetha
21:58 Jason Shaw - Thingamajig
24:11 Mr. Smith - Pequeñas Guitarras
24:49 Jason Shaw - Rocky Top
25:42 Mr. Smith - Sunday Solitude
26:51 Axletree - As the Crow Flies
28:41: HoliznaCC0 - Trauma
30:29 Jason Shaw - Running Waters
31:08 HoliznaCC0 - Busking in the Sunlight
33:38 Kai Engel - Snowmen
34:08 HoliznaCC0 - Crooked Townie
36:43 Peter Rudenko - Iced Spring Theme
38:23 HoliznaCC0 - Sense of Purpose
All music from www.freemusicarchive.org.
In September of 2022 we paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route in BC, Canada.
The route consists of a series of four lakes: Tsayta, Indata, Tchentlo and Chuchi Lake. They are connected by short stretches of the Nation River and are collectively known as the Nation Lakes. Paddling the route requires a shuttle to the starting point in Tsayta lake.
We picked this route because we can bring the dog (often not allowed) and it was rumoured to be a beautiful one. While a true wilderness experience, once the river get lower during summer the water becomes suitable for novice/intermediate paddlers. There are hotsprings to visit (well, warm springs), the fishing is great and there is a lot of wildlife.
We were not disappointed. The first few days were a bit rough, cold and rainy, but once the weather cleared up we had an amazing time on the water.
I hope you enjoy the video, feel free to ask questions in the comments and I will do my best to answer them!
IN THIS VIDEO:
00:00 Intro (1 minute)
01:07 Day 1 - Rainy day for a tropical island...
02:42 Day 2 - Tsayta Lake
04:44 Day 2 - Into the river we go!
09:24 Day 3 - Firewood for a rest day
12:00 Day 4 - Indata Lake, our second stretch of river and a simultaneous sunset/moonrise
16:50 Day 5 - Chentlo Lake hotsprings
20:34 Day 6 - A lazy morning, an ode to the RAM-X 17 and the first "real" fish!
24:12 Day 7 - Spectacular sunrise on our second rest day
24:50 Day 7 - Playing in the water with the dog
26:03 Day 7 - Oh, them beavers!
27:18 Day 8 - Waking up to smoke in the air
28:07 Day 8 - Old mining camp: core samples everywhere!
30:47 Day 8 - Our third and final stretch of the Nation River and arrival in Chuchi Lake
33:10 Day 9 - Finally! On a cold, but beautiful morning our luck changes...
35:48 Day 9 - We have a weird dog...
36:41 Day 9 - Water like glass
37:32 Day 10 - A quiet morning for our last morning
37:48 Day 10 - Poetry
38:18 Day 10 - Final words and please subscribe!
MUSIC:
00:52 HoliznaCC0 - Breath
01:10 Mr. Smith - Lamento
02:21 Jason Shaw - Green Leaves
03:14 Monplaisir - Brotherhood
04:47 Mr. Smith - Insomnia
05:50 Doctor Turtle - I snost, I lost
10:10 HoliznaCC0 - Boredom
10:36 Jason Shaw - Hoedown
16:17 John Bartmann - Soaring Hawk
17:05 Mr. Smith - Sonorus
20:07 HoliznaCC0 - Boredom
20:33 John Bartmann - Iyanetha
21:58 Jason Shaw - Thingamajig
24:11 Mr. Smith - Pequeñas Guitarras
24:49 Jason Shaw - Rocky Top
25:42 Mr. Smith - Sunday Solitude
26:51 Axletree - As the Crow Flies
28:41: HoliznaCC0 - Trauma
30:29 Jason Shaw - Running Waters
31:08 HoliznaCC0 - Busking in the Sunlight
33:38 Kai Engel - Snowmen
34:08 HoliznaCC0 - Crooked Townie
36:43 Peter Rudenko - Iced Spring Theme
38:23 HoliznaCC0 - Sense of Purpose
All music from www.freemusicarchive.org.
The Keim family paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route near Fort St James for 8 days in early September 2020. We had lots of variable weather and great fishing. T...
The Keim family paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route near Fort St James for 8 days in early September 2020. We had lots of variable weather and great fishing. This was our 6th annual family canoe trip.
The Keim family paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route near Fort St James for 8 days in early September 2020. We had lots of variable weather and great fishing. This was our 6th annual family canoe trip.
In September of 2022 we paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route in BC, Canada.
The route consists of a series of four lakes: Tsayta, Indata, Tchentlo and Chuchi Lake. They are connected by short stretches of the Nation River and are collectively known as the Nation Lakes. Paddling the route requires a shuttle to the starting point in Tsayta lake.
We picked this route because we can bring the dog (often not allowed) and it was rumoured to be a beautiful one. While a true wilderness experience, once the river get lower during summer the water becomes suitable for novice/intermediate paddlers. There are hotsprings to visit (well, warm springs), the fishing is great and there is a lot of wildlife.
We were not disappointed. The first few days were a bit rough, cold and rainy, but once the weather cleared up we had an amazing time on the water.
I hope you enjoy the video, feel free to ask questions in the comments and I will do my best to answer them!
IN THIS VIDEO:
00:00 Intro (1 minute)
01:07 Day 1 - Rainy day for a tropical island...
02:42 Day 2 - Tsayta Lake
04:44 Day 2 - Into the river we go!
09:24 Day 3 - Firewood for a rest day
12:00 Day 4 - Indata Lake, our second stretch of river and a simultaneous sunset/moonrise
16:50 Day 5 - Chentlo Lake hotsprings
20:34 Day 6 - A lazy morning, an ode to the RAM-X 17 and the first "real" fish!
24:12 Day 7 - Spectacular sunrise on our second rest day
24:50 Day 7 - Playing in the water with the dog
26:03 Day 7 - Oh, them beavers!
27:18 Day 8 - Waking up to smoke in the air
28:07 Day 8 - Old mining camp: core samples everywhere!
30:47 Day 8 - Our third and final stretch of the Nation River and arrival in Chuchi Lake
33:10 Day 9 - Finally! On a cold, but beautiful morning our luck changes...
35:48 Day 9 - We have a weird dog...
36:41 Day 9 - Water like glass
37:32 Day 10 - A quiet morning for our last morning
37:48 Day 10 - Poetry
38:18 Day 10 - Final words and please subscribe!
MUSIC:
00:52 HoliznaCC0 - Breath
01:10 Mr. Smith - Lamento
02:21 Jason Shaw - Green Leaves
03:14 Monplaisir - Brotherhood
04:47 Mr. Smith - Insomnia
05:50 Doctor Turtle - I snost, I lost
10:10 HoliznaCC0 - Boredom
10:36 Jason Shaw - Hoedown
16:17 John Bartmann - Soaring Hawk
17:05 Mr. Smith - Sonorus
20:07 HoliznaCC0 - Boredom
20:33 John Bartmann - Iyanetha
21:58 Jason Shaw - Thingamajig
24:11 Mr. Smith - Pequeñas Guitarras
24:49 Jason Shaw - Rocky Top
25:42 Mr. Smith - Sunday Solitude
26:51 Axletree - As the Crow Flies
28:41: HoliznaCC0 - Trauma
30:29 Jason Shaw - Running Waters
31:08 HoliznaCC0 - Busking in the Sunlight
33:38 Kai Engel - Snowmen
34:08 HoliznaCC0 - Crooked Townie
36:43 Peter Rudenko - Iced Spring Theme
38:23 HoliznaCC0 - Sense of Purpose
All music from www.freemusicarchive.org.
The Keim family paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route near Fort St James for 8 days in early September 2020. We had lots of variable weather and great fishing. This was our 6th annual family canoe trip.
In September of 2022 we paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route in BC, Canada.
The route consists of a series of four lakes: Tsayta, Indata, Tchentlo and Chuchi Lake. They are connected by short stretches of the Nation River and are collectively known as the Nation Lakes. Paddling the route requires a shuttle to the starting point in Tsayta lake.
We picked this route because we can bring the dog (often not allowed) and it was rumoured to be a beautiful one. While a true wilderness experience, once the river get lower during summer the water becomes suitable for novice/intermediate paddlers. There are hotsprings to visit (well, warm springs), the fishing is great and there is a lot of wildlife.
We were not disappointed. The first few days were a bit rough, cold and rainy, but once the weather cleared up we had an amazing time on the water.
I hope you enjoy the video, feel free to ask questions in the comments and I will do my best to answer them!
IN THIS VIDEO:
00:00 Intro (1 minute)
01:07 Day 1 - Rainy day for a tropical island...
02:42 Day 2 - Tsayta Lake
04:44 Day 2 - Into the river we go!
09:24 Day 3 - Firewood for a rest day
12:00 Day 4 - Indata Lake, our second stretch of river and a simultaneous sunset/moonrise
16:50 Day 5 - Chentlo Lake hotsprings
20:34 Day 6 - A lazy morning, an ode to the RAM-X 17 and the first "real" fish!
24:12 Day 7 - Spectacular sunrise on our second rest day
24:50 Day 7 - Playing in the water with the dog
26:03 Day 7 - Oh, them beavers!
27:18 Day 8 - Waking up to smoke in the air
28:07 Day 8 - Old mining camp: core samples everywhere!
30:47 Day 8 - Our third and final stretch of the Nation River and arrival in Chuchi Lake
33:10 Day 9 - Finally! On a cold, but beautiful morning our luck changes...
35:48 Day 9 - We have a weird dog...
36:41 Day 9 - Water like glass
37:32 Day 10 - A quiet morning for our last morning
37:48 Day 10 - Poetry
38:18 Day 10 - Final words and please subscribe!
MUSIC:
00:52 HoliznaCC0 - Breath
01:10 Mr. Smith - Lamento
02:21 Jason Shaw - Green Leaves
03:14 Monplaisir - Brotherhood
04:47 Mr. Smith - Insomnia
05:50 Doctor Turtle - I snost, I lost
10:10 HoliznaCC0 - Boredom
10:36 Jason Shaw - Hoedown
16:17 John Bartmann - Soaring Hawk
17:05 Mr. Smith - Sonorus
20:07 HoliznaCC0 - Boredom
20:33 John Bartmann - Iyanetha
21:58 Jason Shaw - Thingamajig
24:11 Mr. Smith - Pequeñas Guitarras
24:49 Jason Shaw - Rocky Top
25:42 Mr. Smith - Sunday Solitude
26:51 Axletree - As the Crow Flies
28:41: HoliznaCC0 - Trauma
30:29 Jason Shaw - Running Waters
31:08 HoliznaCC0 - Busking in the Sunlight
33:38 Kai Engel - Snowmen
34:08 HoliznaCC0 - Crooked Townie
36:43 Peter Rudenko - Iced Spring Theme
38:23 HoliznaCC0 - Sense of Purpose
All music from www.freemusicarchive.org.
The Keim family paddled the Nation Lakes Canoe Route near Fort St James for 8 days in early September 2020. We had lots of variable weather and great fishing. This was our 6th annual family canoe trip.
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