I posted this in the general discussion forum, but thought it was a good idea to post it here as well.

Jim Cavenagh and I just returned from our first and long awaited canoe trip to Woodland Caribou Provincial Park. We found the Park to be rugged, wild and beautiful. The wind blew hard in our faces every day but one. Yet that one day was incredibly calm from sunrise to sunset. A tripper's dream for sure. Of the 10 day duration, we traveled 7 days with 3 layover days. Thankfully, we had had no problems and emerged safe and sound. I will definitely return, the Good Lord willing.

If you are interested, below is a link to my Photo Journal. Enjoy!

WCPP Photos

"The wind blew hard in our faces every day but one." ...
Well, we were canoeing, after all...I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'...;)
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And I'm trying to get back into my work routine, but it's hard, man...

quote jcavenagh: ""The wind blew hard in our faces every day but one." ...
Well, we were canoeing, after all...I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'...;)

:-)......I wish I could link the song "Headwind" by Jerry Vandiver. It sure rang true Bro!

Nice. Not sure where you were in the park, but a lot of the pictures looked similar to what I saw. Is the view from atop the rock the west campsite on Hanson? I stayed there one night, and it was fantastic.

See you at Canoecopia.