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Minnesotian
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Took the McEntyre to Robinson creek route twice this year, once in June and again in August. By far my favorite part both times. A lot easier in June and a little challenging in the middle of August.
  
Creek and the falls were gorgeous both times, and then the view when I burst out of the creek into Robinson...just breathtaking. Made me think of Rocky Mountain camping.
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Banksiana
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I love that route. The creek is easy to wade and float and a beautiful portage out of McIntyre.. Did not find it difficult at all in 13, liked it enough that I did it on back to back trips in August and September.
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GeoFisher
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We did that just a few days ago, and man oh man, what a journey.
Lots of lining the canoe, and lots of wading. IT as tough and a challenge, but it saved us 4 hours getting back to Robinson, versus going back down through Cecil and Deer...
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marsonite
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I went through there in 2012 and really liked it too. There was a portage to a first beaver pond, which was defunct when I went through, but I launched anyway and took the creek for a bit and found the next portage on the left. That portage ended in another beaver pond that flooded the trail, so I launched and was able to float my way to Robinson. I remember battling some alders at the end and being relieved to hit open water.
Wondering what it's like now.
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saltdog
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We have taken both routes and prefer the creek. It is an adventure and much more enjoyable than the series of lakes
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