Heading Across Canada on Foot

[XIXIX]

hey folks,

well as the title states ill be heading from one end of canada to the other on foot, i plan on heading out mid/end of may of this year ill be starting in nova scotia (cape breton) and headed all the way west.

i have a couple questions first, i have general knowledge of leantu's and cooking and what not but was wondering if anyone might be able to aid me by creating maybe a VERY basic list of what would be REQUIRED to live sufficently

i will be pretty much hoofing it (or backpacking) from city to city, forest to forest.

any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated as i know some bare basics of outdoor survival but not as much as im sure some of you may know

i just noticed a lengthy post on doing this staying in one spot and thought it helpful but if anyone has any info on NOT staying in one area please lend me your input

[Sourdough]

Have a nice trip and send photo's. Your going to have do a better story as this one is a no sale. I don't buy that your going to walk across town. The street maybe if it is only four lanes.

[crashdive123]

XIXIX - You're going to have to provide some more information before you will get any worthwhile advice. Information like - general age, physical condition, wilderness experience, what are your goals on the trek (other than getting from here to there). You can do that in the intro section here http://www.wilderness-survival.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=14

[BraggSurvivor]

I think it could be done, couple guys ran it but walking could be another story unless you took a three summers to do it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_Fox

[crashdive123]

Not doubting that it can be done - look at Forest Gump.

[Ole WV Coot]

Now why would a perfectly sane? person want to walk across Canada? What would that prove? I could get a high on risky things when I was younger, but I knew what I was getting myself involved in. I suggest you carefully map out your route, carry plenty of $$ and I sure hope you can defend yourself. I am sure you could find something more useful to do than IMHO a dumb stunt.

[XIXIX]

well im 22, i camp every summer (by camp i mean a sleping bag and hot dogs , not that rich camping situation), im athletic (hockey basketball soccer baseball paintball), ive taken some map reading courses and done orientation in the cape breton highlands, my time frame is to take as long as it takes, my goal is to get from one side of canada to the other and everywhere in between, im a huge walker/hiker.

my route is basically the transcanada highway, this is by no means a dumb stunt nor do i need to "sell my story" to you

[crashdive123]

So what kind of information are you looking for? How will you support yourself on the journey? What equipment will you be carrying? Will you be living off the land or off civilization? When you say "was wondering if anyone might be able to aid me by creating maybe a VERY basic list of what would be REQUIRED to live sufficently." what exactly do you mean. Ya see XIXIX, there is a wealth of knowledge here. Some are into ultra light backpacking and may be of some help. If I and others sound a bit skeptical it's because people come here often to ask questions like you asked for planning an "adventrure" with absolutely no way of succeeding. Nobody here wants to see anybody get hurt or worse, so please don't take any advice you may receive the wrong way.

[Ole WV Coot]

well im 22, i camp every summer (by camp i mean a sleping bag and hot dogs , not that rich camping situation), im athletic (hockey basketball soccer baseball paintball), ive taken some map reading courses and done orientation in the cape breton highlands, my time frame is to take as long as it takes, my goal is to get from one side of canada to the other and everywhere in between, im a huge walker/hiker.

my route is basically the transcanada highway, this is by no means a dumb stunt nor do i need to "sell my story" to you

Nope you sure don't because I wouldn't buy it. Keep your thumb out and your pants up and don't smile at the truckers. Good Luck;)

[BraggSurvivor]

Well I dont blame you for wanting to do it. I dreamed in my early teens to hitch hike across Canada or hop a grain train. I sometimes regret not doing it, I say go for it. (and stop in for a beer on your way by)

[XIXIX]

no advice is bad advice, ill be stuffing a midsize roughsack with the supplies and plan to live off both the land and civilization (a job will help restore supplies that have been lost or broken), this plan has been in the makings the past 14 months so it has been thought out, by the lists i mean maybe things a regular person wouldnt think to bring, kinda like half way through u think "crap i shoulda had a ...." kinda things

trust me ive met every kind of skeptic when originally alerting friends of my plans, this will not be just a trip thats understandable it will pretty much be what ill be doing within the next years to come

[Rick]

XIXIX - First, welcome to the forum.

Honestly, if you do everything correctly, I don't think you can make it. Not in one summer. That's over 4000 miles (6400 kilometers). Folks have already left Atlanta for the trek north on the Appalachian Trial and many of them will be hard pressed to make it this year. That's a total of 2,167 miles (3,488 km); about half the distance. Only 3 in 20 will be successful in completing the AT and those that do succeed will do it in five to seven months. You are looking at 10-14 months to complete a coast to coast trek of Canada. How good are your winter camping skills?

1. What equipment will you be taking? Be very specific.
2. How much food do you plan to carry?
3. What is your method of resupply?
4. What is your goal each day? How far to you expect to travel each day?
5. Have you been conditioning for this? If so, how?
6. What system do you have in place for checkins? (You must check in with someone on a periodic, specific plan so an accident does not leave you to die.
7. How many backups do you have ready to be shipped? You'll need two back up sets of boots, one backup sleeping bag, one backup tent.....at least.

That should get you started thinking and providing us some information to assist you if you are serious about this. By the way, you've already waited too late in the season in my opinion.

[Sarge47]

XIXIX, 1st, don't diss the Wolf-pack! You came here asking for advice and nobody's going to lie or try and "sugar-coat" things. If you don't like the answers you get then don't ask! Personally I'd take an RV, but that's just me! I don't know you or anything about you but I've already stated my feelings on this matter waaay to many times to do it again! Read Rick's post as well As The others again! Listen up! It could save your life. Ask yourself these very wise questions: "Why is everyone so Skeptical? Do they know something I don't?" I too have a dream, to be a magician. I've gotten a pro to work with me & I take every negative thing he says as gospel, weather I want to or not! I've gotten much better as a result! Good luck and say hi to Brad & Adrian for us!:rolleyes::eek::D:cool:

[XIXIX]

i know this will take a very long time and i will probably stretch it out over at least 18 months i will probably be making about 60 kilometers a day (if i decide not to put my thumb out and prey for a lift), i have friends in ALMOST each province/territory that i will be checking in with and each will be aware of my travels to contact eachother

the reason ive decided for this time of the year to take off is incase i do change my mind or i remember something i should have brought more people tend to travel in the summer so i am morelikely to get where i am going faster

the items i have already to take with me are as follows:

2 person coleman dome tent
army pants
socks
t-shirts
wool jacket
hiking boots/running shoes/rubber boots/work boots
hatchet
a pot and a kettel
underwear
swiss armyknife
sleeping bag
tarp
winding waterproof radio/flashlight/siren
folding saw
folding spade
rope
fishing gear
wool socks and " long johns"
winter breatable jacket
headlight
flint
purel
army canteen
rucksack


i know ppl are skeptical because morons like those guys heading out for a month with just 1 set of clothes and a knife come on here and only last 13 days

also i have not diss'd any advice given

the reason ive come here is to hear what people have to say that may CONTRIBUTE to my thread, if i was truly and ignorant moron id'a just headed out like the Knife and clothes twins lol

[Alpine_Sapper]

Good luck man. Others are gonna give you all kinds of equipment advice, so the one thing I'd tell you is to price a bus ticket from one side to the other. Make sure you got that much cash with you at least so that you can get outta dodge if you have to, or simply decide this is not for you any longer. Always nice to have an escape route.

[crashdive123]

XIXIX - this is just a quick evaluation.

>Your plan is 18 months. I think you are lacking quite a bit. You will need t resupply (shoes, sleeping bag, etc) how do you plan on doing it.
>Not enough methods for starting fire
>Need water filter and water pruification tabs
>Need backups to knives
>Food
>How big is canteen - summertime you will be consuming alot of water - may need larger capacity
>How much and type of rope
>Your distance goals are ify - maybe xxxx if you hitchhike
>Only one pair of pants?
>Rain gear
>Field guide for edible plant life

I'm sure there will be more to follow. Just as you have been planning this trip for awhile, I can't give you a quick answer - since I haven't planned the trip.

[XIXIX]

Good luck man. Others are gonna give you all kinds of equipment advice, so the one thing I'd tell you is to price a bus ticket from one side to the other. Make sure you got that much cash with you at least so that you can get outta dodge if you have to, or simply decide this is not for you any longer. Always nice to have an escape route.

yup i got the pricing down pat and to get from ontario to nova scotia and vice versa itd cost the ball park of 120.00, i have 300.00 emergency cash set aside in case (for travel only)

>Your plan is 18 months (at least). i have at east 3 of everything ready to be mailed to me
>Not enough methods for starting fire (one of the reasons i came on here)
>Need water filter and water pruification tabs (theyre being ordered for me from a outdoorsman store locally (not too many stores carry them near me)
>Food - rice and dehydrated fruits and veggies
>How big is canteen - regular size army issue canteen and a camel pack
>How much and type of rope - 100ft and nylon
>Your distance goals are ify - if i hitchhike ill probly be looking at 100 kilo a day
>Only one pair of pants? about 3 pairs of army pants 3 pairs of jeans and a couple pairs of shorts
>Rain gear - winterjacket has a removable waterproof liner
>Field guide for edible plant life - got one

[crashdive123]

Like I said - quick evaluation. I left off first aid kit, communications (cell/sat phone w/charger). I'm sure there will be more.

[Tahyo]

This thread needs to be moved to http://www.wilderness-survival.net/forums/showthread.php?t=378 cause the cr@p just keeps getting deeper and deeper.

[Sarge47]

Okay XIXIX, (Whut-up with the Roman Numerals Dawg?), I like your tone, so here's the best piece of advice I ever give anyone. Get yourself a copy of Cody Lundin's book: "98.6 Degrees: The Art Of Keeping Your A*s Alive". Read it and re-read it over & over again, cover to cover. Stash it in your pack and take it with you! Best Survival book out there! BTW, good job on reading about "TBWN"!:cool:

[XIXIX]

Okay XIXIX, (Whut-up with the Roman Numerals Dawg?), I like your tone, so here's the best piece of advice I ever give anyone. Get yourself a copy of Cody Lundin's book: "98.6 Degrees: The Art Of Keeping Your A*s Alive". Read it and re-read it over & over again, cover to cover. Stash it in your pack and take it with you! Best Survival book out there! BTW, good job on reading about "TBWN"!:cool:

(XIXIX roughly translated to 32 - triple deuce = 222, born at 2:22 in the afternoon :) )

ill be looking to grab that book tomorrow when stores re-open

TBWN?

and i have a field medical kit (lets just say army supplies are in abundance lol)

[Sarge47]

"TBWN"...Check out my Blogs!

http://www.wilderness-survival.net/forums/blog.php?u=296 :cool:

Also: http://www.wilderness-survival.net/forums/showthread.php?t=378. "Thou shalt read the "Stickys"!"

[XIXIX]

"TBWN"...Check out my Blogs!

http://www.wilderness-survival.net/forums/blog.php?u=296 :cool:

LMAO yeah they got me laughing TBWN IMO didnt take it seriosly i mean didnt they try to learn to make arrowheads? for a 30 day stint in the wild?

sorry if this in the wrong section i wasnt sure where to post this from the get go

[Ridge Wolf]

Here is what I would do if in your shoes.... Take the advice of those here that give it... positive and negative... Do all the reading you can, take a long time to study and absorb information from several sources, not only this one, experiment with the techniques that you learn, safe in your own backyard. Then go to a good survival school if you don't have any experience at doing this sort of activity that you are considering. If all the study and advice and the school doesn't change your perspective on what you want to do.. and you still want to do it... then you will be more than prepared to do what you want to do. Advice from me?? Don't purposely put yourself in line for disaster nor create a survival situation for yourself.. survival is no game, it is a matter of life and death. By trekking across Canada, you are putting yourself in a survival situation if you don't have the necessary knowledge to see yourself through.. Don't believe that if Les Stroud or Bear Grylls can do it so can I... Those shows are Hollywood and not actual reality in more ways than not. Good luck my friend.

[Rick]

You have two things going for you. 1. You don't seem to have unrealistic expectations. You know there is a possibility of not finishing (there is never failure in this unless you die) and you have a fall back plan. 2. You seem sincere in wanting to put together a doable plan.

If you really want to invest 18 months or so then you could have a ball doing this. It's not like you'll be in the northern most part of the provinces so you be in and around civilization if you decide to call it quits, have an injury or health problems or just want to stay put for a while.

I'd replace the nylon rope with paracord. It gives you a lot more versatility (look for threads on here for paracord or 550 cord) and nylon will degrade in the sun. The ultra violet light breaks it down.

How about your route? Have you figured out what route you want to take? Have you considered rail walking? The Canadian rail system runs from Halifax to Vancouver so if you want to walk it then it would make life a bit easier to follow the rails. If the map doesn't open just click on map.

http://www.canadayourway.com/Canada-Vacation-Packages/Rail/Train-Only/Coast-to-Coast-Train-Trip

[XIXIX]

Here is what I would do if in your shoes.... Take the advice of those here that give it... positive and negative... Do all the reading you can, take a long time to study and absorb information from several sources, not only this one, experiment with the techniques that you learn, safe in your own backyard. Then go to a good survival school if you don't have any experience at doing this sort of activity that you are considering. If all the study and advice and the school doesn't change your perspective on what you want to do.. and you still want to do it... then you will be more than prepared to do what you want to do. Advice from me?? Don't purposely put yourself in line for disaster nor create a survival situation for yourself.. survival is no game, it is a matter of life and death. By trekking across Canada, you are putting yourself in a survival situation if you don't have the necessary knowledge to see yourself through.. Don't believe that if Les Stroud or Bear Grylls can do it so can I... Those shows are Hollywood and not actual reality in more ways than not. Good luck my friend.

believe it or not ive never heard of those 2 guys, im well aware that if ppl have a show on survival are not survival shows as if they were then there wouldnt be a camera man and a sound man and a director following them around through the woods lol

yes i am putting myself in a survival situation yet in canada when sticking to the trans canada its more of a matter of getting to the next city

im still fighting about the rails or the road im thinking the road as its usually got people near you so it could in turn be a safety net where as the rail doesnt

ill be looking into that rope ASAP (i did pick up the nylon rope for about 10.00 so i knew there had to be better rope out there lol)

this is not about going where no man has gone before its about seeing people and places and people in places i wouldnt see normally

[Alpine_Sapper]

The injury point that Rick brings up...If you are going to be extended tracks of wilderness you may want to invest in a PLB as a backup. Not always that easy to fix your own broken leg and hike out on field expedient splints and crutches.

[crashdive123]

Something else you may want to do before your trip. you said your 22 and in shape. Your pack is going to weigh.....what......40lbs, 60lbs,.....more possibly? Figure that out and practice. Where a pack with AT LEAST that much weight every where you can and in all kinds of weather. Practice, train, do all of the tedious, boring stuff that will help you have a successful trip.

[rebel]

Why not a bicycle? Cover more ground, carry more and still get the same experience.

[XIXIX]

Something else you may want to do before your trip. you said your 22 and in shape. Your pack is going to weigh.....what......40lbs, 60lbs,.....more possibly? Figure that out and practice. Where a pack with AT LEAST that much weight every where you can and in all kinds of weather. Practice, train, do all of the tedious, boring stuff that will help you have a successful trip.

ive prepared myself for a 75 pound rough sack, PLB would be nice to have but since im sticking to a well known path i should only have to flag down someone for extraction, a bicycle would be good too although there are too many variables when it comes to a bicycle it would also add weight and possibly take up space i may need for necessities as opposed to be for bike parts

also with a bike if i do run into someone i know who is willing to give me a ride or if i decide to hicthhike it will limit the ppl that can give me a ride thus inhibiting my progress

[crashdive123]

If your method of moving doesn't matter - biking or hiking - you can carry alot on a bike with front and rear paniers. I didn't do the distance you're thinking of, but years ago I did some trips of about 500 miles - carried alot more on the bike than I would have on my back. With your concern about hitchhiking- is the purpose of the trip just to get from point A to B?

[Rick]

Crash is right on that. My wife and I used to do centuries, centuries ago and you can pack a lot of weight on a bike. The down side is a serious break down (and they will occur) can be a real pain in the keester.

[Aurelius95]

There are some things I wish I had done at 22 that would be much harder for me to do now (Hike the AT, for instance). Best of luck to you. Consider this: if you're trying to hike up to 60 KM a day (36 miles- that seems like a long way to hike day in, day out), the last thing you will want to do is make dinner! Plan on easy stuff. Ramen and such.

[BraggSurvivor]

I personally know a guy who hitch hiked across Canada that was stuck in the middle of northern Ontario for 6 days. Not much traffic or no one would pick him up. He ran out of food at day three and finished his last Rolaid on day four.

Just becareful that you get dropped off at a town.

[Ridge Wolf]

believe it or not ive never heard of those 2 guys, im well aware that if ppl have a show on survival are not survival shows as if they were then there wouldnt be a camera man and a sound man and a director following them around through the woods lol

yes i am putting myself in a survival situation yet in canada when sticking to the trans canada its more of a matter of getting to the next city

im still fighting about the rails or the road im thinking the road as its usually got people near you so it could in turn be a safety net where as the rail doesnt

ill be looking into that rope ASAP (i did pick up the nylon rope for about 10.00 so i knew there had to be better rope out there lol)

this is not about going where no man has gone before its about seeing people and places and people in places i wouldnt see normally

If you're going on this trek alone... I would be careful around strangers. But it sounds like you have a logical head about it. Just be cautious and smart.

Edit: Not long ago there was a couple of guys on here that were going to do the same thing except out in the woods for a number of days... I can't remember where the thread is on this.. nor the name of it, perhaps one of the other members here can post that link to it. Those guys only lasted for 13 days.. way short of their intended goal.. Turns out there was a website plot to their misadventure also which is another story..

Here is the link that will tell about those couple of guys mentioned above... http://www.wilderness-survival.net/forums/showthread.php?t=378 Thanks Sarge for keepin' record of that.

[DOGMAN]

i know this will take a very long time and i will probably stretch it out over at least 18 months i will probably be making about 60 kilometers a day (if i decide not to put my thumb out and prey for a lift), i have friends in ALMOST each province/territory that i will be checking in with and each will be aware of my travels to contact eachother

the reason ive decided for this time of the year to take off is incase i do change my mind or i remember something i should have brought more people tend to travel in the summer so i am morelikely to get where i am going faster

the items i have already to take with me are as follows:

2 person coleman dome tent
army pants
socks
t-shirts
wool jacket
hiking boots/running shoes/rubber boots/work boots
hatchet
a pot and a kettel
underwear
swiss armyknife
sleeping bag
tarp
winding waterproof radio/flashlight/siren
folding saw
folding spade
rope
fishing gear
wool socks and " long johns"
winter breatable jacket
headlight
flint
purel
army canteen
rucksack


i know ppl are skeptical because morons like those guys heading out for a month with just 1 set of clothes and a knife come on here and only last 13 days

also i have not diss'd any advice given

the reason ive come here is to hear what people have to say that may CONTRIBUTE to my thread, if i was truly and ignorant moron id'a just headed out like the Knife and clothes twins lol

I think this sounds like a great idea!!! It will be a truly life changing experience and a fantastic rite of passage. I wish you the best of luck.

A couple of things I'd like to recommend. And this comes from years and years of camping out over 300 days a year and living out of a backpack for a decade.

Get in the frame of mind you are carrying all this stuff on your back! Think ultra light but high quality. You can travel further faster with less effort if you can cut your pack weight in half. It can either be a torture walk, or a casual stroll depending on your pack weight.

First, ditch the 2 person Coleman tent, get an Outdoor research bivy bag, it'll be 1/4 the weight, much, much more durable, and a helluva lot warmer and drier.

Next only take 2 pair of shoes, one pair of high quality leather hiking boots (waterproof them), and a pair of running shoes, and a pair of gaiters. Ditch the wool jacket, get a high quality fleece...it'll be much lighter and quicker drying, layer it under your other jacket. It'll be more versatile than the wool jacket. Ditch the tarp, and get a rain poncho...it'll serve double purpose as a rain coat and a tarp. Plus it'll be lighter than the tarp.

Get a First aid kit, blister kit, ditch that army canteen and get a modern water bottle that has a built in water purifier. Get some type of firestarter material, have 3 sources to light a fire...lighter, waterproof matches, and a flint. Ditch the hatchet, folding saw, and folding spade...thats alot of weight there. And get a USMC wire finger saw, and a high quality general camp knife (like a Green River knife)... you can do the same things with this style knife that you can a hatchet, and spade. A pot and a kettle? Why the kettle...ditch the kettle and take one pot. Ditch the radio/siren thing. Take a whistle(fox 40) and make sure your headlamp is a good one, and that you have back up batteries and bulb. Also, get an emergency space blanket.

If its legal in Canada take a can of Bear Spray...great for bears and people with bad intentions...if you can't take Bear Spray at least get a can of pepper spray- keep it accessible at all times. test out all your gear before you hit the road. This is just the tip of the iceberg! Please feel free to contact me with questions, I have done several multi-month backpacking and canoe trips and have lots of ideas.
Good Luck

[dilligaf2u2]

I do not want to say anything degrading! If you are going to do this, as you put it. You will learn on the way.

My advice if you goal is to get from point A to point B? Take a bus.

Don

[Aurelius95]

A couple more questions:

Have you thought about food? Not just what you're going to eat along the way, but how much you intend to carry with you (in kg or lbs.) and how do you plan to resupply? Will you purchase it along the way?

Where do you intend to spend the nights? If you're walking along roads (I assume) can you just plop down and sleep in Canada? They frown on that in the US.

You've probably already thought of this, but bring a small digital camera and a journal.

But still, it sounds like it'll be fun.

[Rick]

Montana - That was a pretty good post. Personally, I don't agree with the finger saw. I've seen way too many of those things break. I carry a folding saw and like it a lot. It's light and durable and pretty handy in my book. I wouldn't ditch the crank radio either. It could be really handy for weather information and just to keep you from going nuts. Just my opinion.

If the folding spade is one of the small trowel types that would be okay. If it's a military type I don't think I'd carry it either. They are pretty darned heavy.

As for the headlamp, get an LED and you won't have to worry about bulbs.

Nice post, Montana.

[Sarge47]

Montana: Great Post!!!

Rick: Great follow up!!!

Ridge Wolf: Those two guys are "TBWN"; we were just discussing them! Go back to my "Blog" post & you'll see the links.

XIXIX: If you can't find that book in the stores where you live then get it from Amazon. Rick did a great review of it and maybe he can post the link. Good luck on your journey & stay safe! Remember "Murphy's Law! It's what all the "KNN's" miss or ignore! The best thing to remember is the Boy Scout Motto: "Be Prepared"! I'm pulling for you! :cool:

[crashdive123]

Well XIXIX looks like your head's in the right spot for this. Take a look at your food. Rice and dried fruits/veggies are fine, but for 18 months you may want something more substantial.

I like the idea of camera and journal (something you can share with the grandkids). Also good advice from Montana - stay as light as you can - it'll be a much more enjoyable journey for you.

[DOGMAN]

Montana - That was a pretty good post. Personally, I don't agree with the finger saw. I've seen way too many of those things break. I carry a folding saw and like it a lot. It's light and durable and pretty handy in my book. I wouldn't ditch the crank radio either. It could be really handy for weather information and just to keep you from going nuts. Just my opinion.

If the folding spade is one of the small trowel types that would be okay. If it's a military type I don't think I'd carry it either. They are pretty darned heavy.

As for the headlamp, get an LED and you won't have to worry about bulbs.

Nice post, Montana.

Rick- thanks for the compliement.... I agree, in general finger saws suck. Usually, they are a nifty gimmick more than a tool. However, I have had good luck with the USMC version that has changeable blades. However, you do need to work with them a little and know their limitations and use them with in reason...definetly not as a good of a tool as a good saw, but they are serviceable and super light. I get by fine with one.

I was envisioning the old school Army issue folding trowel with the leather case....Super heavy. Maybe a light weight gardeners hand trowel could work...but, its something I have never personally viewed as a neccessity in my adventures/misadventures. I can dig just fine with my hands and a Green River Knife. And, when I have done smaller/shorter versions of his trip (I've never done an 18 month continually travelling trip) I'd rather have a little more difficulty digging occassionally than have the extra weight of hauling around a specialized digging implement on my back all the time.

The crank radio thing....I guess that can fall into the category- personal luxury item. I've never needed one, but, I can see that they might be nice occasionaly to hear. Again, it just depends on how much weight you want to carry on your back.

Thanks again for the positive feedback, and good discussion. Hopefully, we can get this guy lined out so he can come back here in a year and a half and share what he learned!

[trax]

Figure on going through about ten to twelve good pairs of hiking boots or athletic shoes. So obviously you'll be buying them as you go. Figure on how far you're going to be when the cold weather hits and have someone to hole up with for a few weeks at various places along the way. You won't walk through a blizzard on the transcanada highway between Winnipeg and Calgary partner, I guarantee you. If you continue to travel through the bad weather, pre-plan where you can make stops.

Also, if you're into serious hiking, check out the areas where the transCanada trail is complete. There are some awesome hiking trails through northwestern Ontario and eastern Manitoba, in the Whiteshell park. Trip will take longer, but it's well worth it.

[Ridge Wolf]

Montana - That was a pretty good post. Personally, I don't agree with the finger saw. I've seen way too many of those things break. I carry a folding saw and like it a lot. It's light and durable and pretty handy in my book. I wouldn't ditch the crank radio either. It could be really handy for weather information and just to keep you from going nuts. Just my opinion.

If the folding spade is one of the small trowel types that would be okay. If it's a military type I don't think I'd carry it either. They are pretty darned heavy.

As for the headlamp, get an LED and you won't have to worry about bulbs.

Nice post, Montana.

A word on the folding spades.... I have both the entrenching tool of the U.S. Military.. and I also have a smaller one just like it. Duhhh.. made in China but has the Coleman name on it.. Being smaller it is easier to pack and has the same functions as the bigger military issue. Just a thought.

[XIXIX]

just an update i was supposed to be heading out on the 15th of may but i just returned from a death in the family so i dont think ill be heading out this year as theres loads of stuff to do, but im still gonna head out aiming for march 1st next year, yeah its a little while away but id rather go then as opposed to going and starting out in the blistering heat

[crashdive123]

Sorry to hear about your loss.

[DOGMAN]

Bummer man. keep dreaming though...eventually the timing will be right and you'll get out there.

[Sarge47]

Sorry to hear about your loss XI, But I am very pleased about the logical thought you've shown in delaying your trip for more favorable conditions. This time can be spent gathering more info and the proper equipment; that way you don't have to rush into it! :D BTW, did you ever find the book I was telling you about?:confused:

[nell67]

So sorry for your loss.

[XIXIX]

ive found it the bookstore is just really slow placing the order

oh and also i have a friend who may be going with me next year so that will help things out as well for safety concerns and what not

[rebel]

A couple did what your doing from here in the 70's. They went to Montana on their trek. They ended up writing a book about their experiences and the publishing company offered them $500,000 advance for the next book.

So, Take good notes and pictures. It maybe worth something besides memories.

Also, sorry about your loss.

[Aurelius95]

Not bothering to go back into earlier posts, so maybe this has been covered. Since you are planning on doing the trip next year, why not do some mini-hikes along the way, a dry run, if you will? It might help you confirm you have the right gear, as well as let you know what you haven't thought of.

Sorry about the loss in your family.

[Rick]

I think that suggestion is even more important now that you have someone that wants to join you. It might be good to do several just to see how well you two get along. It would be the pits to get stuck with someone you can't get along with on a cross Canada hike.

[Stony]

my gut-feeling is this trip will never happen!
there is always something coming up and more important.

[nell67]

Stony,My feeling is,you are gutless

[trax]

my gut-feeling is this trip will never happen!
there is always something coming up and more important.

I'm sure we will all give your gut feelings the careful consideration they deserve. Always something coming up? You ignore it when people you care about pass? S#it or get off the pot Stony

Roman numerals dude sounds like one of the adventurers on here that has his head on straight. You can do this XIXIX, being put off til next March might just be a sign that you needed that time for extra prep too. That's a pretty smart start time I'd think. And my condolences on your loss, as well.

[Sarge47]

Stoney: What's up dude? The guy just lost a family member, not his car keys! I think he's showing wisdom here, add to the fact that now he may have a hiking partner then he's made the right choice, IMHO.

XI (nick name:D), keep the vision, just plot, plan, & set your goals. Make it into a series of steps that finally lead you to the big one and you should do fine. Rick & Trax both are right on! Also, I should have told you that I got my copy of "98.6 Degrees..." from Amazon.:o They're fast! BTW, if two guys named Brad & Adrian show up wanting to join, well.....:rolleyes:

[crashdive123]

Roman Numeral Dude.....I like that. Like we have all said (well almost all) this gives you a bit more time to plan and prepare. As was suggested, some shorter trekking with your new partner may be a good idea. You will also have a chance to try out some of your winter gear to make sure it and you are up to the task.

[XIXIX]

within the next month i have planned for me and my buddy to spend a week in the cape breton highlands so well see how that goes, also the guy im going with is my roommate ive known for about 8-9 years so im pretty sure we get along but the cape breton highlands will just show wether or not that is true

[Rick]

Well, hey look at this. I just pulled a gut feeling out of my azz. This is gonna work! Now there's more room for my head.

[Aurelius95]

Well, hey look at this. I just pulled a gut feeling out of my azz. This is gonna work! Now there's more room for my head.

My first laugh of the day. Thanks Rick! :)

[Rick]

My pleasure. Always willing to oblige.

[nell67]

Keep them coming Rick,I need more reasons to laugh today

[Sarge47]

It's strange how things work sometimes. I don't know you or your friend but I have to relate this too you. Waaayy back in the day when I was 19 I was in Job Corps. Somebody started up an Explorer post and I joined up so I could go camping. I enjoyed the 1st outing so much that I talked a guy into going with me that I got along with really well. However, when we were out in the woods he was the worst camping partner ever!:eek: This sort of thing can make or break a friendship. The great, prolific, Western writer; Louis L'Amour, used a term that I think fits regarding camping/traveling partners that I like to use: "One to ride the river with." That says it all.

[grundle]

Keep your adventurous spirit alive! Don't give up on this idea, because it is a once in a life-time opportunity.

My big dream is to bike from Alaska to the tip of Argentina. I have calculated it will take about 2 years. I slowly work away at having enough finances and freedom to do just that. The sky is the limit, let your imagination wander. I'll be following your progress

[DOGMAN]

Keep your adventurous spirit alive! Don't give up on this idea, because it is a once in a life-time opportunity.

My big dream is to bike from Alaska to the tip of Argentina. I have calculated it will take about 2 years. I slowly work away at having enough finances and freedom to do just that. The sky is the limit, let your imagination wander. I'll be following your progress

I just watched a movie last week called "The Oil and Water Project" about these two guys in their early 20's that drove from Northern Alaska to Southern Argentina in this old mini-firetruck that they had converted to run on any type of natural oil ,and they whitewater kayaked all these beautiful Class 5 rivers they passed all the way down. It was a great documentary.

They ran their little truck on everything from Salmon Oil, to Corn Oil...it was cool they had this vegtable oil seed press in the back of the truck, and they could be processing organic materials into fuel as they drove. THey drove over 16,000 miles without buying any petroleum. It was a great fun, light hearted movie about a couple of young guys achieving their dreams. visit their website http://nrpw.com/old.html

[XIXIX]

yeah i know itll be a test of how well me and him get together thats why were doing the week in the highlands if that dont work out then its either see whats gotta change between me and him or im going solo

[trax]

OK, just one more thing. If you head out from Nova Scotia, and after about 10 or 15 minutes of walking you're in water up to your neck...you went the wrong way, that's the Atlantic...turn around soon...:D:D

(Obviously the words of a man who should have gone back to just staring out the window....)

[niagara]

XIXIX

You may want to check this site as it is about two guys who walked across Canada. Includes a journal, some route details etc.

WalkCanada.com

As far as equipment check out BushBuddy.ca for a really lightweight and practical stove.

All the best in your venture.

Cheers

[Rick]

Welcome, niagara. Why not walk over to the Introductions section and tell us a little about yourself?

[trax]

Welcome, niagara. Why not walk over to the Introductions section and tell us a little about yourself?

I'm amazed...you didn't ask him to "fall by" the intro section with a name like niagara? You're slipping Rick....

[crashdive123]

...or spill on over...

[Rick]

Hey! I'm sick. Leave me alone. I've got some stupid virus thing that's going around. You keep bugging me and I'll sneeze on you!

[Ken]

Sweat that virus out. Heat up a cup of warm milk with a load of sliced garlic. Simmer for about 5 minutes. Strain into a cup with sugar and a pat of butter. Stir and drink hot . You'll feel great in the morning, and nobody will catch it from you 'cause they won't get close enough. Really does work, though.:D

[trax]

Great recipe, works even better if you stir in a couple ounces of whiskey.

[crashdive123]

I've tried something similar that works real well. Mine didn't have the milk, garlic, sugar of butter though.

[trax]

I've tried something similar that works real well. Mine didn't have the milk, garlic, sugar of butter though.

Yes, I use that recipe as well, I don't think it really does anything to the virus, but you don't care anymore. Actually, the virus is probably in as good a mood as you are....

[Ole WV Coot]

This is another tried and true prescription from the unlimited resources of the Appalachian Good For What Ails You book. Take a great big onion and bake it. Nothing else, just the onion. Eat the onion, go to bed and don't breathe on anybody. You have my guarantee on that, with my hand in the air.

[skunkkiller]

will most likly dump some of the stuf you have on your list go ligth travel far . fishing gear yes knife,steel n flint,tarp,tomahawk,large tin cup for cooking,bedroll. have fun and be safe. skunkkiller if i dont get some wiskey soon i'm going to die !!!!!

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Alex (http://gardeningleave.ru/t/279095)Rafa (http://gascautery.ru/t/845716)Макг (http://gashbucket.ru/t/355577)CMYK (http://gasreturn.ru/t/838013)styl (http://gatedsweep.ru/t/559490)Maur (http://gaugemodel.ru/t/846450)иллю (http://gaussianfilter.ru/t/816096)Бути (http://gearpitchdiameter.ru/t/674997)Tesc (http://geartreating.ru/t/650104)Bian (http://generalizedanalysis.ru/t/568119)Jung (http://generalprovisions.ru/t/559064)Brit (http://geophysicalprobe.ru/t/559732)Caud (http://geriatricnurse.ru/t/139649)Gott (http://getintoaflap.ru/t/139719)�ерт (http://getthebounce.ru/t/138445)
�льф (http://habeascorpus.ru/t/670438)заме (http://habituate.ru/t/756479)Yach (http://hackedbolt.ru/t/355887)Барр (http://hackworker.ru/t/674026)Уиль (http://hadronicannihilation.ru/t/672970)Ла�� (http://haemagglutinin.ru/t/671381)Doma (http://hailsquall.ru/t/142787)Инди (http://hairysphere.ru/t/469549)Clea (http://halforderfringe.ru/t/561413)Timo (http://halfsiblings.ru/t/562403)Glis (http://hallofresidence.ru/t/562525)Зайц (http://haltstate.ru/t/469550)Shar (http://handcoding.ru/t/642606)наро (http://handportedhead.ru/t/851741)Gree (http://handradar.ru/t/561814)
Aquo (http://handsfreetelephone.ru/t/138305)�кла (http://hangonpart.ru/t/343463)Torq (http://haphazardwinding.ru/t/519871)Bill (http://hardalloyteeth.ru/t/391279)�о�т (http://hardasiron.ru/t/403324)Nigh (http://hardenedconcrete.ru/t/566649)1920 (http://harmonicinteraction.ru/t/505190)Chic (http://hartlaubgoose.ru/t/141018)Paco (http://hatchholddown.ru/t/542071)Boto (http://haveafinetime.ru/t/525583)Side (http://hazardousatmosphere.ru/t/167947)Sigm (http://headregulator.ru/t/373288)Тока (http://heartofgold.ru/t/681232)QUMO (http://heatageingresistance.ru/t/378027)Смир (http://heatinggas.ru/t/805803)
Цимб (http://heavydutymetalcutting.ru/t/660081)Elem (http://jacketedwall.ru/t/602640)silv (http://japanesecedar.ru/t/601531)молн (http://jibtypecrane.ru/t/606157)Circ (http://jobabandonment.ru/t/603205)Atik (http://jobstress.ru/t/603175)PALI (http://jogformation.ru/t/607760)Тамб (http://jointcapsule.ru/t/671817)И�ач (http://jointsealingmaterial.ru/t/787245)Батт (http://journallubricator.ru/t/492326)Dizz (http://juicecatcher.ru/t/528731)Robe (http://junctionofchannels.ru/t/510641)Ghib (http://justiciablehomicide.ru/t/347459)Mikk (http://juxtapositiontwin.ru/t/348973)Tani (http://kaposidisease.ru/t/664643)
Wata (http://keepagoodoffing.ru/t/640233)Ð*оÑ�Ñ� (http://keepsmthinhand.ru/t/610000)Паль (http://kentishglory.ru/t/671371)Jewe (http://kerbweight.ru/t/550911)чиÑ�Ñ‚ (http://kerrrotation.ru/t/605682)Kazi (http://keymanassurance.ru/t/374842)Паще (http://keyserum.ru/t/672535)03-0 (http://kickplate.ru/t/157926)Zone (http://killthefattedcalf.ru/t/604899)Chet (http://kilowattsecond.ru/t/605697)Zone (http://kingweakfish.ru/t/608996)напр (http://kinozones.ru/film/3779)Rond (http://kleinbottle.ru/t/610882)Zone (http://kneejoint.ru/t/605036)Ñ�ере (http://knifesethouse.ru/t/611779)
ASAS (http://knockonatom.ru/t/607088)Zone (http://knowledgestate.ru/t/604873)Raym (http://kondoferromagnet.ru/t/662401)Гу�е (http://labeledgraph.ru/t/1055485)губе (http://laborracket.ru/t/238132)Кра� (http://labourearnings.ru/t/497271)Wisa (http://labourleasing.ru/t/568695)Шепо (http://laburnumtree.ru/t/821275)XVII (http://lacingcourse.ru/t/768992)Матв (http://lacrimalpoint.ru/t/829846)иллю (http://lactogenicfactor.ru/t/812963)�там (http://lacunarycoefficient.ru/t/494428)пове (http://ladletreatediron.ru/t/300533)Prey (http://laggingload.ru/t/469295)Majo (http://laissezaller.ru/t/469296)
CLAM (http://lambdatransition.ru/t/393865)Jean (http://laminatedmaterial.ru/t/354146)Tocc (http://lammasshoot.ru/t/528930)чита (http://lamphouse.ru/t/670358)Bold (http://lancecorporal.ru/t/468743)Кары (http://lancingdie.ru/t/321027)Фоме (http://landingdoor.ru/t/479957)XVII (http://landmarksensor.ru/t/761423)Семе (http://landreform.ru/t/698164)Мизу (http://landuseratio.ru/t/673765)XVII (http://languagelaboratory.ru/t/760642)Лени (http://largeheart.ru)MEYE (http://lasercalibration.ru)кома (http://laserlens.ru/lase_zakaz/1888)колл (http://laserpulse.ru)

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Aqva (http://laterevent.ru/shop/1030654)Sele (http://latrinesergeant.ru/shop/452879)Elec (http://layabout.ru)Driz (http://leadcoating.ru)Barb (http://leadingfirm.ru)Хори (http://learningcurve.ru)Pola (http://leaveword.ru)Delp (http://machinesensible.ru)СЕ12 (http://magneticequator.ru)Marc (http://magnetotelluricfield.ru)Кита (http://mailinghouse.ru)�рти (http://majorconcern.ru)Duet (http://mammasdarling.ru)VALG (http://managerialstaff.ru)Bria (http://manipulatinghand.ru)
де�т (http://manualchoke.ru)и��л (http://medinfobooks.ru/book/1359)folk (http://mp3lists.ru/item/3515)zero (http://nameresolution.ru)карт (http://naphtheneseries.ru)ин�т (http://narrowmouthed.ru)близ (http://nationalcensus.ru)�зык (http://naturalfunctor.ru)карт (http://navelseed.ru)ALL4 (http://neatplaster.ru)Oxfo (http://necroticcaries.ru)Wind (http://negativefibration.ru)Sout (http://neighbouringrights.ru)�ата (http://objectmodule.ru)Redm (http://observationballoon.ru/shop/10042)
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Mado (http://partfamily.ru)Сочи (http://partialmajorant.ru)Thom (http://quadrupleworm.ru)�тмо (http://qualitybooster.ru)1920 (http://quasimoney.ru)Char (http://quenchedspark.ru)Скит (http://quodrecuperet.ru)Стра (http://rabbetledge.ru)руко (http://radialchaser.ru)О�ип (http://radiationestimator.ru)Пиво (http://railwaybridge.ru)Серо (http://randomcoloration.ru)Мо�к (http://rapidgrowth.ru)Voic (http://rattlesnakemaster.ru)Кочу (http://reachthroughregion.ru)
Most (http://readingmagnifier.ru)комп (http://rearchain.ru)Бойк (http://recessioncone.ru)Mary (http://recordedassignment.ru)Elvi (http://rectifiersubstation.ru)Jose (http://redemptionvalue.ru)�ефе (http://reducingflange.ru)Воро (http://referenceantigen.ru)долж (http://regeneratedprotein.ru)Дзюб (http://reinvestmentplan.ru)Щерб (http://safedrilling.ru)обло (http://sagprofile.ru)авто (http://salestypelease.ru)Вахн (http://samplinginterval.ru)Леви (http://satellitehydrology.ru)
Кузн (http://scarcecommodity.ru)Kold (http://scrapermat.ru)ATOM (http://screwingunit.ru)Micr (http://seawaterpump.ru)Davi (http://secondaryblock.ru)ро�п (http://secularclergy.ru)�ефе (http://seismicefficiency.ru)Вата (http://selectivediffuser.ru)Will (http://semiasphalticflux.ru)Rich (http://semifinishmachining.ru)кома (http://spicetrade.ru/spice_zakaz/1888)кома (http://spysale.ru/spy_zakaz/1888)кома (http://stungun.ru/stun_zakaz/1888)Дмит (http://tacticaldiameter.ru)Илюх (http://tailstockcenter.ru)
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инфо (http://technicalgrade.ru)инфо (http://mp3lists.ru)инфо (http://tacticaldiameter.ru)инфо (http://jacketedwall.ru)инфо (http://ultraviolettesting.ru)инфо (http://junctionofchannels.ru)инфо (http://seismicefficiency.ru)инфо (http://kickplate.ru)инйо (http://kinozones.ru)инфо (http://lacunarycoefficient.ru)инфо (http://palatinebones.ru)инфо (http://keepagoodoffing.ru)инфо (http://lasercalibration.ru)инфо (http://lancecorporal.ru)инфо (http://jobabandonment.ru)
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