More and more Northerners in Northern Ontario are discovering the joys of winter camping, with some opting for tents, lean-tos, or even prospector tents with wood stoves. Outdoor adventure expert Jim Baird is leading the way, having embarked on a winter camping trip across Canada to the Yukon with his family. He also completed a 10-day overland winter hike in the Kukagami area to Temagami.
A quick check on social media these days shows more and more Northerners taking advantage of living in Northern Ontario and finding how to enjoy winter. Heartier souls have already begun planning for a popular Northern Ontario adventure — winter camping . Some people will get by with a tent, while the more adventurous might try a lean-to or a quinzhee. Others will spoil themselves and set up a prospector tent complete with a wood stove .
One can make the weekend more special by making it an ice-fishing getaway. Jim Baird of Magnetewan (yes, it's part of Northern Ontario) is an outdoor adventure expert. He is one of those people who enjoys outdoor camping, travel and just doing stuff regardless of the weather. Followers of Baird's YouTube Channel will remember that he left his comfortable home in February and drove across Canada to the Yukon two years ago during the height of winter. And it was a camping trip with his wife and child with a mini-trailer. Closer to home, Baird also spent 10 days on an overland winter hike from the Kukagami area to Temagam
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