馃殻Hiking along Portage E & Kayaking to Eel Weir Kejimkujik National Park
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Decided to load up the kayak and head out to Kejimkujik National Park for a paddling day trip. I opted to launch down at Eel Weir and explore the western run and stop at Portage E,- otherwise known as the Hard Carry since it's one of the longest and hardest portage if you wanted to get to some of the deeper backcountry camp sites. Overall route came out to 12kms round trip. The backcountry sites along the way were occupied, so landing at Portage E was the only option. Hiked up the portage to stretch my legs and work out the kinks in my back during the 2 hour casual paddle. I didn't have much head wind, so the return paddle will go much faster. Dead calm and quiet on this trip. Had some loons following me as they fished and swam underwater. Also ran into a group of ducks. One of the things that makes this an interesting paddle is the granite outcrops that are just below the surface. Depending on water level, you might scrap under some rocks or get stuck if you get to close to shore or go between some boulders. However, I discovered another launch point at Eel Weir. From the parking lot, there are a few paths to the water about 75m worth of walking. It is a much better launch than the designated point by the newly restored bridge. the rocks and low water level makes it hard to get going. #avoidingchores
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