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January 07 2025

Entry Point 23 - Mudro Lake


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Mudro Lake entry point allows overnight paddle only. This entry point is supported by Kawishiwi Ranger Station near the city of Ely, MN. The distance from ranger station to entry point is 19 miles. Three accesses into Mudro Lake involve portages ranging from 20–185 rods.Easiest access is from private la nd with parking fee.

Number of Permits per Day: 5
Elevation: 1166 feet
Latitude: 48.0356
Longitude: -91.8301
On the Water- Monday July 20th-
On the water late considering how far we need to go today. Up the Horse river to the falls by 6pm. Started raining and NO campsites available. Mudrow-Alruss-Tin can Mike-Horse Lake-Horse River-Basswood. 13 miles by water. (not counting portages)

Tuesday July 21st-
Rain all night, all morning and all day. Went north by petroglyphs, table rock and the the Crocked Lake Narrows across Thursday bay to campsite. Basswood-Crooked Lake-Wednesday Bay-Thursday Bay. 11 miles in the rain.

Wednesday July 22nd-
Up early and calm winds to take advantage of, considering the big water we have to cross. Found beaver dam to lift over and did a portage from hell between Pandos lake and Chippewa Lake. VERY steep and slippery after rain. Many mud holes. Then the mile portage after Wagosh Lake to Gun Lake. Never saw another soul in a canoe or campsite the entire day! Thursday bay-Friday Bay-Pandos Lake-Chippewa Lake-Wagosh lake-Gun Lake. 11 miles by water.

Thursday July 23rd-
Finally had a dry night. got everything dry!!! A few portages today to Fourtown Lake campsite. Easy day by comparison. Gun Lake-Fairy Lake-Boot Lake-Fourtown Lake. 6 miles. Put the long miles at the first of the week for a buffer for contingencies!

Friday July 24th-
Last day. Stormed last night bad. A few portages today with one bad one between Fourtown Lake and Mudrow lake. To entry point by 1pm. Ready for a hot shower! 4 miles

Total-
45 miles by water
13 miles by portage (3 trips each)
58 miles total.

Ottertrack, Knife, and everything in between.

by Trapper7
Trip Report

Entry Date: September 19, 2016
Entry Point: Moose Lake
Number of Days: 9
Group Size: 3

Trip Introduction:
Here it goes, my first trip report. My 2016 BWCA trip was many years in the making. To really grasp the significance of my trip, we have to go back to the early 70's on Knife Lake where my grandfather was one of Dorthoy's "angels". He helped her in the winter to construct and move the ice chunks that she used to keep her root beer cold throughout the summer months. (He is even in the video that you watch when you visit the Dorothy Molter museum) My dad talked about the few times he was with my grandpa at Dorothy's cabin drinking coffee on Knife Lake. I heard some of these stories throughout the years, but never showed much interest until more recently. My dad's last trip to Knife Lake was actually in 1978 when he took my pregnant mother up there. So technically, I had actually been to Knife Lake prior to my recent trip. They made the trip in an alumacraft with with a 3hp Evinrude on a homemade mounting bracket. 20 years later, I moved to Ely for college and used the same canoe for many trips to various parts of the BWCA, but never to Knife Lake. The closest I ever got to that area was when I worked a summer job pulling boats across the Prairie Portage by hand. I have had a lot of physically strenuous jobs throughout my life but this one took the cake. Fast Forward another 16 years and it was the August of 2014. My college buddy Luke P, two of his friends from Indiana, and I had just gotten back from a trip to Stuart Lake. That is when Luke P and I began making the plans for our Knife Lake trip. Those plans became reality when we purchased the permit in early 2015. The excitement of the trip consumed us. We spent countless hours researching maps, reading blogs, and gathering information from forums. I bought the Dorothy Molters books and read them. I read about Benny Ambrose and have come to admire him. (It would actually become the recurring theme of our eventual trip; "What would Benny do?" "Benny Ambrose wouldn't need salt and pepper on his fish" " Benny Ambrose didn't have a radio" I bet Benny didn't have a gravity water filtration system" You get the point.) July 6 was our scheduled entry date and we would exit on about July 14. As you all know, the anticipation of these trips is almost unbearable. Everything was going to plan until June 30 when a mailman pulled out in front of me in central MN as I was coming home from work. I broadsided him doing 65 mph. I didn't have any time to react. Thank goodness he survived. I had a severely broken femur. Luckily, they were able to save my leg. It took 4 surgeries and 17 months (Oct 2016) until they declared the bone fully healed. This of course ruined the 2015 Knife Lake trip and almost ruined the 2016 trip as well. When we rescheduled the 2016 trip, we purposely decided on a fall trip in order to give me more time to heal. We settled on Sept 19-27, 2016; over 2 years since the original planning of the trip. Had I consulted with my doctor and/or lawyer about the trip, I am certain they would have advised against it since my femur was not yet healed. There was an easy way to avoid this possibility. I didn't ask them. This leg wasn't stopping me again. Ottertrack or bust!

Day 1 of 9


Monday, September 19, 2016 The broken leg wasn't going to prevent me from my long awaited Ottertrack/Knife trip 2 years in a row!

We met up at my cabin on Garden Lake the day before our entry date in order to make sure we had everything laid out and organized to fit in our 3 bags. One food bag, one gear bag, and one personal bag. We picked up a rented Wenonah Prism to go with Luke P's Souris River duralight since another college buddy, Luke S, got added to the roster. We got everything packed and loaded for an early departure. Stuffed hashbrowns at Britton's cafe started our Monday. We didn't even take the time to chew our food (I am sure we looked like rabid animals) as we had one thing on our mind for the day. We were going to make it to Ottertrack! We headed up the Fernberg Trail and were a little disappointed that the fall colors were just barely starting, but we were hopeful that they would progress throughout our trip (which they did not). We made it to Vosburgh's for our 7:30 tow. Ironically, our tow driver was the daughter of the owners of Wintergreen's in Ely. I trap beavers each fall in the Ely area and give my carcasses to the owners to feed to their sled dogs. Small world. It wasn't long and we were on the the other side of the Birch Lake portage getting our paddles wet. We had a map with but we had spent the past 2 years looking at our route, so we already knew every bay, portage and campsite location along the route. Maps, pfff, who needs maps. (I am just kidding of course. I would never go anywhere without a map) It was a beautiful sunny day but the wind was certainly picking up. Once we got to the less protected Knife Lake, that became very apparent as we watched the white caps roll. It didn't seem that bad when we pushed off the west shoreline of Knife Lake. We headed towards the Isle of Pines. I was in the solo, just a little bit ahead of the Lukes and as I was kind of looking for a spot that would be good to land, I nonchalantly turned my canoe in order to talk to talk to the guys and just like that, I was now swimming in Knife Lake. My initial reaction was to try to push the canoe back upright but when I did that it did nothing but push me under. I had my rubber boots on and my instinct was to kick them off. I kicked one off and then realized that they were not weighting me down so I just grabbed onto the capsized canoe and rode the waves to the nearby shore. Since we had everything bungee'd to the canoe and had waterproof packs, I only lost one boot and my camera didn't work for a few days. It was mostly it was my pride that was affected by the swamping. I believe the swamping was a good thing because it gave me a little more respect for the solo canoe. I have paddling 100's of hours in a tandem but only a few other times in a solo. I was definitely not prepared for the instability of a loaded solo. One would think that at this point we had learned our lesson, right? No. We were going to Ottertrack. I kind of felt that each of us was thinking we should hold up because of the wind, but nobody wanted to be the one to make the call. Especially not me at this point. After a little exploring and a quick sandwich, we were on our way. As we flew across Knife with the wind to our backs we saw other canoe parties landed on shore. We couldn't see their faces, and if they were yelling at us, we couldn't hear them through the howling wind and crashing waves, but I heard their thoughts loud and clear; "What the hell are you guys doing out there?!?!" There was times I would ride the wave, going so fast that the stroke of the paddle was basically going as fast as I was! We should NOT have been out there! (I looked back at the weather for that day and they recorded 40 mph gusts) We pressed on, making sure to stay as close to shore as possible in case of another swamping. When we got to the narrows past Thunder Point we stopped for a well deserved break at campsite 1998. It wasn't the greatest campsite but kind of neat because it was mostly small cedar trees there. We rested for about an hour and then decided to push on. At 4:00 pm we were on Ottertrack! We stayed at campsite 2002. It was a nice site and the 3 of us had no problem finding a spot to set camp. Luke S and I had hammocks, while Luke P had a rain fly and sleeping pad. Sitting by the campfire after our wild day was absolutely incredible. I had waited over 2 years for this moment. We watched the northern lights in awe and listened to the grumbling of bears across the lake on the Canada side.

 



Day 2 of 9


Tuesday, September 20, 2016 We broke camp after breakfast and headed to NE Ottertrack in hopes of getting campsite 1996. If that was taken we would either have to come all the way back or jump over to Ester. Sure enough, the spot was occupied. We asked if they would be leaving today, but they planned on staying for 3 more days. We decided to head to Ester. We settled in at campsite 2008 on the south side of the big island. It was a big open site with plenty of tent pads and hammock trees. It was a beautiful day. I set up my rain fly as a safety precaution but then hung my hammock near the shore the same way I did the night before. Luke S and I then went back to Ottertrack to fish while Luke P took the solo and headed to Hanson. Luke S and I caught 4 smallmouth. We were looking for walleyes but it was still a little too windy for us to be able to stay in one spot and we couldn't troll very well. We changed to spoons and tried drifting in deeper water for some trout but I think we were drifting too fast. I was marking plenty of fish at about the 40 foot mark as we trolled over 60 feet of water. After no luck, we headed back to camp. Luke P arrived back shortly after us. He had a Laker up to the boat and lost it but had 2 smallmouth on the stringer. We had some polish that we needed to get eaten up so we let the smallmouth go. It was a great day.

 



Day 3 of 9


Wednesday, September 21, 2016 It was a little overcast this morning and it looked like it was going to maybe rain but we wanted to hit the water for some more fishing. Luke S and I decided on Rabbit lake while Luke P headed back to Hanson. It sprinkled for a while on our morning fishing expedition but nothing that forced us to stop. We trolled the whole lake with spoons and some other rigs but had no luck. We headed back around noon. As we came to camp we noticed Luke P had a big grin on his face. Rightfully so. He had 2 lake trout! We filleted them up and seasoned them with Parkay, salt, pepper, and Creole seasoning. We wrapped them in foil and cooked them over the fire for lunch. Amazing! We decided we needed more of that! Both canoes headed back to Hanson. We each caught a Lake Trout! We simply trolled with spoons over 50-60 ft of water, catching the fish suspended at 30-40 ft. Water temp was between 60 and 63 degrees. We went to check out the portage to Cherry lake to see how tough it was going to be, and then headed back to camp to feast again on some fresh lake trout. Half were done with Parkay, salt, pepper, and Creole, while the other half was basted in my homemade maple syrup with some salt and pepper. We wrapped them in foil again and cooked them over the fire. If I could capture that taste, bottle it, and sell it in a metropolitan area, I would be a millionaire. My belly was as full as it could get as I crawled into my hammock for another night under the stars.

 



Day 4 of 9


Thursday, September 22, 2016 Pancakes for breakfast. Lots of pancakes. We needed to bulk up with energy for the Cherry Lake portage. I will admit though, I had it pretty easy when it came to portaging. I would basically take the lightest bag and any loose items while the Luke's each grabbed a pack and a canoe. My leg was holding up just fine but there was no way I was portaging a canoe. We actually decided to double portage this time just because we were not in a big hurry and we had more loose items (minnows, leeches, fish finder, bait buckets, net, spare paddles). The portage was certainly a bear and it would have been even worse going the other direction from Cherry to Hanson. We got campsite 322 that we were hoping for. Nice site. We spaced out our individual set ups. All 3 of us jumped in the tandem and did a trip to Lunar and Lake of the Clouds. We hiked to the top part of the ridge on Lake of the Clouds. We could see for miles in all directions. It really put it in perspective as to how big this area was. We headed back to Cherry and hiked to the top of the cliffs north of the big island and hung our hammocks for some relaxation. Next we hiked to the top of the rock on the island. We hung our hammocks again for a little bit. We considered hanging to watch the sunset but figured we better get back to camp and get some firewood. Didn't fish at all today. I liked the fact that we spread out more with our individual sites. It made it feel more like a solo trip at night as I would turn on headlamp, hang it from my ridgeline, and read a book for awhile. Another amazing day with amazing weather.

 



Day 5 of 9


Friday, September 23, 2016 Just a beautiful morning. It couldn't be more peaceful. After breakfast, we broke camp and began the trek to SAK via Topaz, Amoeber. Our target was the beach site 1432. We saw 2 other canoes today and were worried that maybe it would be taken but as we paddled in we saw that it was unoccupied so we set up camp. A grouse came through camp so I took out my .22 pistol and got our lunch. Missed the first shot but he was no match for my barefoot stalking skills. After grouse nuggets for lunch we headed out for some fishing. We ended up with 3 smallmouth. We cubed them up, boiled them, and added them to a clam chowder soup mix. We had to force ourselves to get it all down. We ate like pigs the whole trip! It felt a little cooler this evening but still unseasonably pleasant. Any time you can jump in the lake to clean up in the end of September, you are winning. Looks like weather is rolling in though.

 



Day 6 of 9


Saturday, September 24, 2016 It did end up raining last night for a little bit. It made for a spectacular sunrise. We paddled to Eddy Falls and hung out there for a couple hours. Then we paddled to the far NE corner of SAK near the Hanson portage. We stopped at campsite 2041 for a mid afternoon Ramen noodle lunch. We then fished our way back. I snagged a nice Laker. I was drifting in 35 feet of water and was reeling in when at 12 feet he hit it hard and my line began zipping out. I love that sound! zzzzzzzz........... We ended up fishing into dark but didn't have much luck other than a couple smallmouth. We ate like kings yet again. It was another great day!

 



Day 7 of 9


Sunday, September 25, 2016 Luke S had to leave today. Luke P and I went with him until we got to the Robbins Island area where we said our good byes. He took the solo and we split off looking for a camp. It was raining pretty good and the wind was starting to pick up. After looking at a few different sites we decided on campsite 1246. It seemed a little more protected in the bay. It rained pretty much all day but we did manage to gather some firewood and even did a little bit of fishing in the bay. We caught a couple small pike and just let them go. Things are wet but we have dry clothes so all is good.

 



Day 8 of 9


Monday, September 26, 2016 Rained all night. The wind picked up over night as well. Very gusty winds blowing rain inside our flys. We made oatmeal outside in the morning over the cook stove, but other than that we were stuck staying under our rain flys. Luke S picked the perfect time to head home. My rain fly started dripping in a couple places (I was just using an old A-frame tent rain fly) and I was worried that I could potentially be in trouble if we had to stay a couple extra days because of the weather. Worst case scenario I could just hang above Luke P under his rain fly. During this situation the decision was made that I wasn't going to skimp on my rain fly ever again. I have since purchased a new fly for my hammock. The wind and rain sure don't seem to be letting up. Hopefully this passes by morning. If it doesn't, we are going to have to stay.

 



Day 9 of 9


Tuesday, September 27, 2016 It was windy all night but seemed to let up a little bit this morning. We broke camp at daylight and headed to the Birch portage. It ended up not being too bad of a paddle. We made it to the Birch portage at 10:00 and had to wait 4 hours for the tow. We met a group from Rockford, Illinois. They had entered on Sunday when the weather started getting bad. They made it 50 yards into Birch lake and swamped their solo Prism. This prompted them to set up at the first site on Birch. They had a group of 4 with one of them being a small child. They were scheduled to stay until Friday but they hadn't been able to get a fire started so they were heading back. They had actually crossed paths with Luke S on Sunday as he was on his way out. I felt sorry for this group. They came from so far away and had high hopes. They talked about visiting Dorothy Molter's site and had excitement to get to Knife Lake. Mother nature and the BWCA takes no prisoners. I hope the Illinois group tries it again. I could have easily given up on my idea of Ottertrack and Knife Lake, but I never put that option on the table. I made it, and I am glad I did. It was an awesome trip with awesome friends and I can't wait to do it again!

 


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Horse Lake
Mudro to Just Past Wednesday Bay on Crooked Lake
#23 Mudro: “Time travel in a magic canoe” (first solo 2015)
Mudro to Horse
Horse Lake 2016 - Major Storm and No Fish
Lessons Learned From the Boundary Waters
A Sweet Video From Our Trip
A Windy Mudro Loop
Plans meet reality, 4 southerners visit the BWCA
bunggee lake bushwack
First trip
MUDRO-BASSWOOD FALLS-JACKFISH BAY TRIP - FALL 2017
October 2017- 3 Generations of Family
Mudro to Beartrap Loop
First BWCA Trip #23 Loop
Boot Lake fall basecamp with GSP
May Mudro Loop
College Camping Trip
Crooked Lake Loop
Mudro-Crooked Lk with some first timers !
Kids canoe
Solo trip Mudro to Fall Lake
My First Real Trip - Mudro Loop
Crooked Lake Loop for BWCA First Timers
SO's first trip to the BW
3/4 1st timers
Mudro EP to Lower Basswood Falls Video Trip Report
Not exactly a trip report, but a Wall Street Journal story about escaping to the BWCA
Paddling with Padres - A spiritual Exodus adventure
Mudro 2020 Fishing/Relaxing
Hot Summer Nights on Crooked Lake
Crooked Lake - Found A Necklace
Turning 40 in the Boundary Waters
Return of the Cousins Camping
YouTube Slideshow - Oct. Trip Mudro to Lower Basswood Falls
Fourtown Weekend Trip
Long way to Wednesday Bay
Mudro Loop
Mudro
Mudro - Sept 2024
Entry point 23: Iron Lake Loop

EP 24 - Fall Lake

EP 25 - Moose Lake

Moose Lake - 25
Routes
MissyGirl - MissyGirl And Troop 63
Eric65 - Moose lake to Snowbank Lake
Trip Reports
1974 The Rainy Trip
1975 BWCA Trip & Pictures
1977 Our First Time in Quetico
Trip Recall -- Bear got the food we got carrot sticks & Jolly Ranchers
A First BWCA Trip
Winter trip: Gold Team/Brown Team
Kashapiwi Agnes Loop
First Quetico Trip... The Epic Journey
Late Season Lake Trout Trip
Smoke on the Water, Loons in the Wind
Wandering on Wind
Wandering on Wind
Solo trip, following the Root Beer Lady
Knife Lake
Grandson;s Introduction to the BW
Bill & Jamie's Excellent Adventure
A Week On Knife
Birch Lake to Knife and back through Vera Lake to Ensign
A Trip to the South Arm of Knife Lake
Knife-Kekekabic-Ima-Ensign
North Arm of Knife 2008
Moose to Ima and Back
First Solo, Knife Lake
Easy Does It
A Beast, Another Beast, Another Beast, and a Busted Trip
Third times a charm.
Annual BWCAW Mushing Camping Trip, 2009
Back in the Saddle
Ensign
Brief April Solo
Late May 2010 10-day Solo
Appeasing the fish gods
Solo Trek into Quetico - No Country for Old Men
Solo Trek into Quetico - No Country for Old Men
Tow to Splash Basecamp-Ensign
A Promise Kept
BWCA Border Run 2010 (failed) Moose-Ottertrack-Moose
First BWCA trip- Ensign - Solo
2 weeks of Freedom
Moose to Knife and back.
My 1st Canoe
Belle's 1st Trip
June 15, 2011 Solo Trip
Introducing the Kids to the BWCA
1st trip to BWCA
THE trip (hunter island, quetico...solo)
Short Loop out of Moose Lake
The Ribbon Rock
We Throw Rocks at Bears
Moose lake to Sag
Wildlife with foot fetishes?
Annual Father/Daughters trip
Amazing! You Just Can't Be Too Careful!
The Beatty Bunch do Moose-Knife
First BWCA Fish Dinner!
Ensign in October
Wind Lake Winter Camping Trip-2013
Winter Trekking from Moose Lake
South Arm Knife June 2013
Moose to Agnes (Quetico) Trip 2013
Quetico Solo with/Dog through Louisa, McEwen, Falls Chain, and Emerald
Ensign
Knife Lake 2014 - 3rd Time Around
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21 day solo in August
Ensign Lake - First time back in 12 years with my Father and Uncle.
Knife Lake Fall 2014
Moose To Neglige May 27th to May 31
Ensign Fishing trip
Knife Solo
Five Monkeys and Four cat herders maiden voyage
Trip Report - Ensign
indiana
Eleven and a half glorious days and one terrible awful, rotten half a day.
8 days on the South Arm of Knife Lake
Moose To Neglige 2016
Revisiting & Testing My Limits
Ottertrack, Knife, and everything in between.
3 month solo freeze in trip on Knife Lake
North Arm of Knife, High Winds, and great fishing
Southeast Quetico Loop
Moose to Knife
Back Into The Outdoors: A Moose loop
Knife Lake Lake Trout
First BWCA Trip July 31-Aug 3 2018
Cherry is a cherry!
BWCA-2018-krj
First and last
We took some first-timers to Knife/Cherry
First BWCA Trip 11-13 June, 2019
Annual Adventure with Dad
Couples Trip 2019! A Picture Perfect Trip!
Knife Lake Smallies
First Timers from Birch to Knife - Lessons Learned
Northern Tier Winter 2019-2020
Winter Solo Trip- Moose Lake EP- January 2020
Callum's First Trip
The trouble with beavers - Father and Son first trip
Day trip to Moose & Wind, failed to reach Wind Bay & Basswood
Trout in the Time of Covid
Family Time
Camping Cousins
Thunder Point: The view that was worth it. Barely.
Lake Trout Slam, Little Knife, Amoeber, Cherry and Hanson Lakes
October BWCA Guys Trip to Lake Ensign
October Guys Trip to Ensign Lake (Video Summary)
EPIC winter crossing 2021
4 days 38 miles to Thomas Lake and Back
Moose-Knife-Kekekabic-Ensign Lakes Loop
Ensign to Disappointment - 2021
Last BWCA Trip?
Ensign to Thomas and back
Reconnecting: 2 weeks wandering in the BWCA
Hybrid Solo 3 Guys and a Dog
Moose to Basswood, 1 nighter
Moose Lake 5 day trip - first time in the BWCA
Ensign Lake
Wolves & Weather
Moose Lake to Lac la Croix & Back
Quick trip to Ensign
First Solo - Moose Lake #25
Father/Son - 6 day/5 Night - Moose Lake Entry Point
Ensign Lake June 2023
Moose/Wind/Washte/Witness
First trip ever as a solo at 21 yo
Daytrip: Moose to Wind to Washte
Wind base camp
Old Lakes, New Lakes, and Great Weather in Quetico

EP 26 - Wood Lake

EP 27 - Snowbank Lake

Snowbank Lake - 27
Routes
Route - Snowbank to Muzzle
Trip Reports
The Trip From Hell
May 21-23
Thomas Lake June 20th/25th
Snowbank to Lake One
Snowbank Lake - June 2006
Kevin's first overnight BWCAW trip to Jordan Lake
(No) Disappointment in August
Wind on Snowbank
Snowbank Lake Trail
Expedition 2007--Snowbank to Ima and back
The Snowbank to Lake One Loop that Wasn't
No disappointment on Disappointment over Memorial Day
Ima/Thomas 08
Knife Lake
Snowbank/Ima/Thomas
Snowbank Loop
Raven, Alice, and Insula
Snowbank to Knife and Back
Peace and Solitude on a Snowbank Loop
Brothers Trip2010
First Ever BWCA Trip
Snowbank to Kekekabic July 2010
Chicago to Disappointment and back
Disappointment Lake
Ahsub Bear family
Solo from snowbank
Snowbank to Lake One and N. Kawishiwi River
No Disappointment for Wife
What Vestibule?
Disappointment Lake Basecamp
Loop from Snowbank to Lake 1
Boundary Waters trip 2012
Snowbank to Ima and back - EP # 27
Snowbank Loop
change of plans
Fishing with Dad
Snowbank Fathers Day Weekend
Not a dissapointment
Disappointment Lake
BWCA Man Trip Extravaganza
Tandem Rookie Trip
No disappointment on Disappointment
First Trip to the BWCA
Snowbank Loop 2015(Through Frasier, Adams, Alice, and Ima)
6th Anniversary
Snowbank to Ima
Nice Little Trip With The Guys--Entry At Snowbank
First Winter Camp- Birch Island- Snowbank
2016 Snowbank to Jordan and back
Solo October 2016
Winter Camping Trip - Snowbank to Parent
First Solo - EP 27 Ambitious trip
Disappointment Lake - 2nd Trip to BWCA
Snowbank to Fraser and Back (the what not to do edition)
3-day out-and-back to Fraser Oct. 2017
EP 27 - Snowbank to Thomas and back in May 2018
Solo Trip to Raven Lake (Mugwump PMA 8) 2018
Snowbank to Thomas
A solo new beginning
Snowbank to Thomas Memorial Weekend 2019
Embracing the Elements - Snowbank Loop
Father Daughter trip
Kekekabic Trail/ Canoe Trip Hybrid
Snowbank to Thomas 2020
Jumanji 2020
Gals Trip + Riley
Kekekabic - a trip that ended where it started
Journey to Sagus
Snowbank to Spider Lake PMA Loop
Disappointment Lake Winter Adventure
Snowbank Trail
A less than disappointing trip
Overnight To Dorothy's
Less Miles Next Time...... Maybe??
Solo Disappointment
Trek or Treat - Round 3
Snowbank W/ Disappointment Backpack
Parent Lake Adventure
water and ice and no bugs
Snowbank Entry June 13 - June 18
Finding Solitude
Snowbank/Disappointment/Ahsub/Parent

EP 29 - North Kawishiwi River

EP 30 - Lake One

Lake One - 30
Routes
Route - Lake One to Insula
Route - Easy Lake One to Snowbank 5 day Loop
Trip Reports
To Insula with the Boy Scouts
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1973: Going Back in Time
1982: Volume 2, Going Back In Time
A happy ending
BWCA in strip built kayak in 2001
Lake One to Fishdance Lake
Lake One to Insula
Sept. Group Solo
Lake One to Insula
Gull Lake no Clear no Fire no Insula
A jaunt around the numbered lakes with Julia Child
Dixie's first BWCAW trip
Fishing madness
Lake One to Insula in August
The Elephant Trip
Lake One to Insula
Lake One loop to Snowbank
Lake One to Insula
A wilder trip
The Crew - 2007
Lake One to Insula Again
Everything Moves in Waves: A First Timer's Solo Trip into Boundary Waters
My first solo - lake one loop
The Big Insula Pike Trip - Oct 2007
First winter experience
Solo Trip Report -- Insula, Hope Lake, North Wilder
solo number 2
2008 Trip Form Lake One to Solitude and Back
Chronicles of a Day Tripper
Paddle n Puke
Lake One to Kawishiwi River
Solo trip from Lake One through Snowbank
Solo 2008 - a quick solo out of Lake One
May 2009 - Numbered Lakes
Lake 3
Lake One Loop through Wilder, Rock Island, Turtle and many more
Short and Sweet to Insula
BWCA 09
North Kawishiwi 2009
A (South) Wilder Trip
First Solo Lake One #30
First BWCA trip - Lake One to North Wilder
Sept 2009 - Lake One to Snowbank loop
Village Idiot Reaches Lake Three
Oct. Solo
Last Trip of the Season
Insula Base Camp (My Wife's First Trip)
Lake One to Insula
Tried to get to Insula
Lake One to Hudson July 28-31, 2010
Getting to know the BWCA over again.
Lake Three Adventure - No Regrets
The Numbered Lakes
Kicking Back on the Kawishiwi
Lake One; Getting off the beaten path.
Me, Three Blonds and a Mom. Again!
Lake One with the bag Family
another great trip
Bizarre event on Ima Lake - photos added.....
EP 30 to EP 27 Loop Solo
Family Aventure to Insula and back
Lake One to Inslula; Day Trip South Hope; Day Trip Fish Dance
Number Lakes Loop- First time out West
Kicking Back on the Kawishiwi II (2013)
2 Families, 3 Generations
1st and maybe last solo
Lake One to Hudson Island
Insula 6-19-13
Fire lake solo
Family Excursion on Lake One/Two
Single mother, 6-year old, 5-year old Lake One Trip - HUGE success!
Scouting Dads Paddle the Boundary Waters
Lake One - Insula - Kawishiwi - Pagami Creek
bear attack
80 miles / 30 lakes *Float Stanley Trip*
Lake One to Alice - 4 days of sunshine
Family Trip to Insula
Mrs. Goby's first BWCA trip
Return to My First Trip Area
Powwow clearing Horseshoe Lake 3 portage south
Memorial Day Weekend
Paddle with Dad: Lake One to Insula
2nd Solo to Insula and a bit beyond
Lake One: First trip 4 and 7 year old grand daughters
Lake One to Insula, base camping with the family
Best Friends and The Big Jump: Lake One to Insula
Solo trip through the number lakes
2019 Troop 743 BWCA Trip
Lake One-Insula
Ice Breaker
2020 Alice Lake Trip
Pictographs on Fishdance
First time for the family - adapt and overcome
solo #2
Lake 1, 2, 3
solo #3
Lake One to Insula Lake
Minnesota Home
1st solo
Solo #4
Number Chain Newbies--Guiding Five First-timers on Lakes One, Two and Three
Winter Camping | Lake One
One to Seagull, one-way
Alice Lake - Angling in the Wild
Lake Four in Four Days
Lake Three Base Camp
Solo on Lakes 1-3 before fishing season
Lake Four
One, Two, Three, Pow, Wow!
Reid’s first trip

EP 31 - Farm Lake

EP 32 - South Kawishiwi River

EP 33 - Little Gabbro Lake

EP 34 - Island River

EP 35 - Isabella Lake

EP 36 - Hog Creek

EP 37 - Kawishiwi Lake

Kawishiwi Lake - 37
Routes
Add a new route
Trip Reports
Kawishiwi Lake to Malberg Lake to Fire Lake and Back (1998)
The Polly Lake Bluff Charge
Polly Lake Bluff Charge - Version 2.0
Memorial Day '04
First Trip For My Wife
Kawishiwi Lake to Beaver loop
Kawishiwi Loop
Kawishiwi, Boulder, Makwa, Kawishiwi Loop
Noah Time 2
Kawishiwi Lake to Polly & back
2006 BWCA Kawishiwi Lake to Fishdance Lake Pictographs
Kawishiwiw Lake - June 2007
EP37 to Lake Polly
Strangers in Paradise Part Deux
Kawishiwi Lake to Little Saganaga by way of Boulder Lake
Koma Style
Kawishiwi Lake Entry
Kawishiwi Entry to Adams - Fall 2008 (2019 remake)
EP 37 to Koma/Malberg
First timers - Lady Lakes Chain
An out and back for the first time
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Malberg and Back
Adams Lake
Sasquatch on the Kawishwi
Kawishiwi to Polly (or The Wettest Trip Ever?)
Kawishiwi - Little Sag - Sawbill Loop
Pagami Creek Fire Trip
Two Friends Encounter Wolves
In Our Minds It's Still There
Kawishiwi to Polly (rookie trip)
Three Dudes and a Chinese Lady
Lady Chain with my lady, August 2012
Kawishiwi Lake to Snowbank 2012
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First Solo
Solo Two
Modified Kawishiwi Lake Loop/Lady Loop
To Malberg and beyond
2013 BWCA Solo
Kawishiwi to Malberg and out Sawbill via the Lady Chain
Kawishiwi to Sawbill in the rain
Kawishiwi Lake Solo with LG - 2014
24 Hour Canoe Challenge
Loop with Lepus not Lupus
Steve and Steve's Boundary Waters Odyssey
Kawishiwi-May 2015
Malberg area basecamp trip
Husband and wife trip on Malberg.
Taking Amber to Amber Lake
Lilie's first trip
Honeymoon of a lifetime
Trip Report - Lady Chain (posting a month late)
Kawishiwi L.-Beaver-Makwa-Malberg Loop or I want to Basecamp next trip
Kawishiwi Trip
2016 BWCA solo loop Kawishiwi Lake - Alice - Fraser - Boulder - Malberg - Kawishiwi Lake
2016 BWCA solo loop Kawishiwi Lake - Alice - Fraser - Boulder - Malberg - Kawishiwi Lake
Lone Wolf
Malberg Basecamp
Broken in the Wilderness
Lady Lakes Loop
Basecamp in Malberg area
Video slide show of Kawishiwi to Adams
My first Solo - 8 Days In and a Rather Tough Exit
kicking the fledglings out of the nest...
Annual Paddle With The Boys
EP 37 Solo Canoe Trip, pictographs and swimming moose.
May/ June 12-Day YouTube Slide show, Entered at Kawishiwi Lake
Short solo trip to Malberg
Alice Lake
Kawishiwi Lake to Malberg Lake and Others
6 Days Solo out of Kawishiwi Lake - EP37
Polly, Malberg, and a long day trip to Fishdance
Video Blog of Malberg Through Entry #37
One Pan-tastic Adventure
YouTube Slideshow to Lake Polly with Grandsons
Kawishiwi to Malberg and back
Kawishiwi to Malberg and back
2023 Memorial Weekend - 4 day / 3 night - Kawashiwi Lake
The bugs were biting
Kawishiwi to Malberg in May
EP 37 to Malberg
Solo: EP 37 to Malberg Base (Day trips to Fishdance/KivaNiva/Boze)
Sept/ Oct 2024 8-day trip to Malberg - YouTube Slideshow

EP 38 - Sawbill Lake

Sawbill Lake - 38
Routes
Kaleeb - Trip to Tuscarora
Trip Reports
Memories of BWCA
BWCA Frost River Solo Trip, June 1996
Where it all began--my first trip into the BWCA
Journey to Manhood
bushwacker practice
From A Father to A Son
The Four Solos - 2006
Sawbill to Cherokee 2007
Sawbill Temperance loop
Bannock Sawbill to Cherokee July 07
Smoke for the weekend
Exhaustion 101: My Frost River solo.
Solo Rejuvenation
Frost Lake
sawbill-temperance-burnt loop-who let the dogs out
North End of Sawbill
Girls Trip
A Solo Snowshoe Trip From Sawbill
The Bear Facts
Sawbill - Ada - Skoop - Cherokee and back
FIRST BWCA TRIP
Smoke Lake - July 2009
Fun & Adventure - Re-Bonding in the BWCA
Water World
The Celebration Trip
Because I CAN!
First kayak first solo
Fine Wine north of Sawbill
Love at first site
Group of 9 Basecamping at Burnt
Isaac's first trip to BWCA for his 8th Birthday
Smoke Lake 2010
North Temperance
2010 trip
Sawbill Lake to Burnt Lake
Sawbill to Cherokee, October 2010
Saw bill Oct 2010
Savoring Time on Wine
Blackflies, firewood, loons & diamond rings.
Sawbill to Phoebe
“Something is dreadfully wrong!” Mesaba, Dent, Wine loop from Sawbill
sawbill solo
Sawbill to Cherokee Washout
Two guys and a dog to Sprig Lake
Labor Day at Alton with the Kids - Wolves and perfect Weather!
Return to Cherokee (with a bonus)
Pictorial Trip Report - Spartans and Helots
Eighteen Hours on Cherokee
Surrogate Granpa - taking an 8 and 11 yr old for their first BW trip.
Cha-Row-Kee (Cherokee) Loop through Davis Lake
40 years of dreaming of this trip: Mission: Sawbill to Cherokee Lake
Sawbill to Cherokee Lake and back
Sawbill to Phoebe and back with a bad back and broken tongue
Sawbill/Cherokee/Brule/Temperance/Fire Loop -- Solo
Lady Chain Louse River Loop
Sawbill EP38 to Phoebe (the lazy route) - August 2014
A Bucket List Trip to Cherokee Lake
A Bucket List Trip to Cherokee Lake
Late September Phoebe Lake
Sawbill to Sawbill, Rain, Snow, Sun and Fun
Alton base camp
Sawbill to Phoebe
Sawbill to Tuscarora Lake and back again
Burnt Lake Weekend
Two Dads, Two Kids Sawbill
Lady Chain Solo with Dog: Report and Video
Magic the Paddling: Sawbill, Phoebe, Malberg, Fishdance, Kawishiwi
Sawbill to Crooked and Gillis and back via Frost River loop (in reverse)
First Solo: Sawbill loop up to Cherokee and back down through Temperance. September 2016.
Faith Men's BWCAW 2016 Trip
3 Night Cherokee-Temperance Loop
SAWBILL + LOUSE LOOP SOLO TRIP / FEMALE PADDLER
Little Sag East Loop from Sawbill
Our Sawbill Sojourn
Sawbill - Cherokee loop. Beavers and rain!
Mom & 2 young sons
Fall Inaugural
Smoke's Sawbill Solo
6 day solo Frost River Loop
Sawbill to Smoke
GHOST Shoe
Sawbill to Lake One, Across the Center of the BWCA
Sawbill 7 day loop
Sawbill Lake Loop -- The Real World?
Sawbill Loop to Cherokee
Two Day Trips - Kelso Lake Loop and Clearwater Lake
August 2019 Grandkids first Trip - Sawbill
Late September Sawbill loop
Frost River Loop
Memorial Day Get-Outta-Dodge Trip
Sawbill/Cherokee, Covid-19, Bucket List, Solo Loop
Sawbill Loop Solo Adventure
Sawbill, Cherokee, Frost-2 teenagers and lame parents
Lady Chain, Beaver/Smite/Boulder/Ledge/Makwa loop, Louse River, Frost River
Sawbill, Easy-Breezy
50 Years Later
Sawbill Paddleboard Day Trip
Cherokee Loop-First solo
9 Day Loop out of Sawbill
Turtle Tales
All Loused Up: solo loop out of Sawbill
Sawbill Mini-Loop (Daytrip)
How low? Solo
Spring Thaw Cherokee Loop
Sawbill to Smoke 6/3/22-6/4/22
Sawbill to Phoebe Lake and back
Journey into Sunlow
A Week In January - Annual Winter Trip
The Long Way Around-First Solo on the Louse River
Kelso Mountain
Nightmare on Beth, but alls well.
Alton with the kids
Louse River
Wandering to Wonder daytrip
How many portages? Cherokee Lake 2023
The mullet calls
BWCA Sawbill to alton
A Spirit Bird, An Army Base, Forest Pixies, and a Camp Troll

EP 39 - Baker Lake

EP 40 - Homer Lake

EP 41 - Brule Lake