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Day Two In Algonquin: Wet Wood, Good Meals, New Gear #podcast #camping #triplog #paddling #algonquin

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Day Two In Algonquin: Wet Wood, Good Meals, New Gear #podcast #camping #triplog #paddling #algonquin

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Super Good Camping
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Day two in Algonquin can feel like a reset button: the rush of getting in is over, the lake starts to slow you down, and you finally notice what’s working and what isn’t. We’re recording from our September 2026 canoe trip on Lower Barren as we settle into a stay day before heading upriver toward the Barron Canyon. From glassy morning reflections to a breeze picking up with the sun, it’s one of those classic Algonquin Provincial Park moments that reminds us why we keep coming back. We rewind to the previous night’s late arrival and the practical realities of backcountry travel, including a short paddle, a portage made slippery by rain, and the constant question of how you’re going to get a reliable fire when everything on the ground is wet. Dry wood becomes its own piece of gear, and meal planning becomes the backbone of camp morale, whether it’s steak and corn (with a little unexpected grit) or a simple dinner plan built around marinated chicken, bread, and salad, plus the small victory of actually remembering the salad dressing. We also dig into the campsite details that quietly shape the whole trip: a tent spot that isn’t rooty, a solid view onto the lake, and even a thunderbox setup that comes with its own odd little story. Then we get nerdy about new camping and canoe gear we’re testing, including an Agua cook set, a wickedly light bent-shaft paddle and finally dialing in the J-stroke, and a new thick air mat that’s comfy without the squeak that can ruin everyone’s sleep. If you like Algonquin canoe tripping, fall camping, practical backcountry tips, and real-world gear impressions, this Trip Log is for you. Subscribe, share the episode with a paddling buddy, and leave a review so more campers can find the show. What’s the one comfort item or piece of gear you never head into the backcountry without? Support the show CONNECT WITH US AT SUPER GOOD CAMPING: Support the podcast & buy super cool SWAG: https://store.skgroupinc.com/super_go... EMAIL: hi@supergoodcamping.com WEBSITE: www.supergoodcamping.com YOUTUBE:    / @supergoodcamping   INSTAGRAM:   / super_good_camping   TWITTER:   / supergoodcampin   FACEBOOK GROUP:   / supergoodcamping   TIKTOK:   / supergoodcamping