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9/05/2019 8:51 am  #1


Bonnechere Soloable?

Just wondering if any of the Bonnechere is doable solo in the area in the pic I've attached?  Wondering if there is a decent put in/out spot (looks like the river hugs the road a bit) and if the water levels would be ok late October?  

https://ibb.co/3vynR90

Just looking for a day trip to do while in the area.

Thanks!

 

 

9/05/2019 12:31 pm  #2


Re: Bonnechere Soloable?

Perhaps Bob might chime in, but here's a trip log he published: https://mcelroy.ca/bushlog/20070511.html

You can put in/take out at Basin Depot, or at Stringers Lake, though Stringers might have some water level issues at the put-in?

It might also be possible to put in in Sligo, but I've never took any time to check since I doubt that'd be viable for more than a day trip (in terms of parking).


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9/05/2019 1:29 pm  #3


Re: Bonnechere Soloable?

Thanks for the info....I'd be putting in at one spot and likely walking back along the road to get back to wherever I park.  Might be one of those "wait and see what I can find when I get up" there kind of things

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9/05/2019 8:39 pm  #4


Re: Bonnechere Soloable?

Steve E wrote:

Thanks for the info....I'd be putting in at one spot and likely walking back along the road to get back to wherever I park.  Might be one of those "wait and see what I can find when I get up" there kind of things

Oh, my favorite way to get into trouble!
(Teaser...Cache/Madawaska/Head, 2nd attempt - What could go wrong? TR when time allows)


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