algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives: Is Lake Opeongo open yet?
http://algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com/2012/03/is-lake-opeongo-open-yet.html
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Tuesday, March 27, 2012. Is Lake Opeongo open yet? Our friends at Canoelake.ca. Are calling Canoe Lake open, with the qualification that there is still ice floating around. Since we don't have people "on the ground" at Opeongo, or better yet, "on the water," our call will be based on the satellite image. Now if we had one of these, we could be telling a different story:. Would be even more useful than a web cam! Labels: Ice-out reports for Algonquin Park. This blog...
algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives: Ice-out 2012: where is the drama?
http://algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com/2012/03/ice-out-2012-where-is-drama.html
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Friday, March 23, 2012. Ice-out 2012: where is the drama? Except for a few piles in shady spots, the snow is already gone. The small lake near my house opened up this morning and our local Oxtongue Lake is half-open. The big lakes around Huntsville, like Fairy, Peninsula and Lake of Bays have large open sections and the remainder is covered with a layer of black mush, likely to disappear in the next 48 hours. OK, OK, what about Algonquin? Levels are expected to dro...
algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives: November 2012
http://algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com/2012_11_01_archive.html
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Monday, November 19, 2012. The AO blog has moved. If you want to see the latest blog posts, please visit our active blog at:. But since you're here, feel free to browse around and read what we have been. Blogging about since 2005. There is some good stuff in here! Sunset moose in Hailstorm Creek. Photo: J. Schmanda. Labels: Life at Algonquin Outfitters. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to the Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Banff Mtn Film Festival. Take the ...
algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives: Wow.
http://algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com/2012/03/wow.html
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Monday, March 26, 2012. Satellite image from today. Lake Opeongo is just right of centre. This year will set another early ice-out record. Looks like a lot of ice is left in Big Trout but other than that Algonquin Park is mostly open water. High winds will have pushed any remaining ice into the south ends of many lakes. The water is still frigid and the expected low tonight is -12 C. I'd recommend waiting a bit before going on a canoe trip. Is easter weekend enough?
algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives: March 2012
http://algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com/2012_03_01_archive.html
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Tuesday, March 27, 2012. Is Lake Opeongo open yet? Our friends at Canoelake.ca. Are calling Canoe Lake open, with the qualification that there is still ice floating around. Since we don't have people "on the ground" at Opeongo, or better yet, "on the water," our call will be based on the satellite image. Now if we had one of these, we could be telling a different story:. Would be even more useful than a web cam! Labels: Ice-out reports for Algonquin Park. Except fo...
algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives: January 2012
http://algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com/2012_01_01_archive.html
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Sunday, January 15, 2012. When optimism knows no bounds. This photo taken today, at about 9:45 AM. The thermometer does not lie: it is -25℃, Swix Polar is the recommended ski wax, the weatherstick is pointing straight out (whatever that means) and snow conditions indicate that winter has arrived. Note canoe and kayak on the truck. These folks were looking for open water. Seriously. Can I call this the first "ice-out report" of 2012? Life at Algonquin Outfitters.
algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives: Weather
http://algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com/p/weather.html
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Huntsville/Oxtongue Lake area seven day forecast. Central Algonquin Park and Opeongo Lake area seven day forecast. Brent area seven day forecast. Central Ontario weather radar map. Satellite weather image for eastern Canada. Aurora (Northern Lights) forecast for the Northern Hemisphere. True colour satellite image. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to the Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Banff Mtn Film Festival. Fall colours in Algonquin Park. The things we bl...
algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives: The AO blog has moved...
http://algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com/2012/11/the-ao-blog-has-moved.html
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Monday, November 19, 2012. The AO blog has moved. If you want to see the latest blog posts, please visit our active blog at:. But since you're here, feel free to browse around and read what we have been. Blogging about since 2005. There is some good stuff in here! Sunset moose in Hailstorm Creek. Photo: J. Schmanda. Labels: Life at Algonquin Outfitters. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to the Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Banff Mtn Film Festival.
algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives: July 2011
http://algonquinoutfitters.blogspot.com/2011_07_01_archive.html
The Algonquin Outfitters blog archives. Saturday, July 09, 2011. The first Meanest Link trip of 2011 starts tomorrow! This just in from Mark Rubino, one of the six paddlers starting the two longest sections of the Meanest Link canoe trip on Sunday, July 10:. Track our group of 6 guys live, as we paddle and portage our way up to and through Algonquin Park on one of the toughest canoe routes imagined, "The Meanest Link". Wednesday July 20th is a rest day so do not expect any substantial movements to track.