4 Days in Algonquin Back Country P2 | Hiking through a DOWNPOUR | Panther - Maggie | Pushing Limits

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Join Dina, Kaia and I on our 4-day adventure. This was Dina’s first true backpacking trip that was all hiking, we did have a canoe trip, but it was much shorter. The trip was a blast, and I am so glad I get to share it with you all. Each episode will be more exciting than the last. The Covid-19 pandemic played a huge role in OWA not uploading many videos this summer, however now that the camping ban has been lifted, I was able to book a few trips to Algonquin Park. I love making these types of videos and I want to get better so please leave some feedback. I would love for this to become my full-time job but I can only do that with your help. If you like my content please subscribe, like and comment on the videos and check out my Instagram page where I update you on most of what I am doing! It is really appreciated.


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Established in 1893, Algonquin Provincial Park is one of Canada's oldest
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