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Paddling Alberta: Exploring the Lakeland Canoe Circuit

Megan Kopp · June 25, 2026 · Leave a Comment

Quick facts about Lakeland trip - from location to distance to trip personality (... just enough portage suffering to make the campfire stories even better!).

A canoe trip doesn't need to be perfect to become memorable. Take the Lakeland Canoe Circuit, for example. Four hours into a 1.6-kilometre portage, after hauling canoes over eight fallen trees, slogging through muddy trail sections, and carrying gear back and forth more times … [Read more...] about Paddling Alberta: Exploring the Lakeland Canoe Circuit

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Visiting Petroglyphs Provincial Park: Messages in Stone

Megan Kopp · June 7, 2026 · Leave a Comment

Hidden within a forest on the southern edge of the Canadian Shield, there is a sacred landscape known as Kinoomaagewaapkong—the Teaching Rocks. Yes, one of Ontario's most remarkable cultural sites lies just 45 minutes northeast of Peterborough. Visiting Petroglyphs Provincial … [Read more...] about Visiting Petroglyphs Provincial Park: Messages in Stone

Filed Under: Canada, Paddle, RV Travel

Peterborough, Canoes and More: A Dip into the Past

Megan Kopp · April 27, 2026 · Leave a Comment

Image of an historic home painted brick red with white trim.

Peterborough is synonymous with canoes in my mind—but there’s so much more to discover in this vibrant city along the Trent-Severn Waterway. From historic lift locks and charming heritage homes to paddling adventures and bustling farmers’ markets, it offers the perfect … [Read more...] about Peterborough, Canoes and More: A Dip into the Past

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First-Time Visit to the Canadian Canoe Museum

Megan Kopp · April 9, 2026 · Leave a Comment

Pin image for TimeTravelTrek.com post with collage of photos featuring a variety of canoes and a building. Text reads: 10 Tips for 1st time visitors. Canadian Canoe Museum.Peterborough Ontario's little slice of paddling history.

Peterborough’s canoe museum is more than a collection of boats—it’s a place where Canadian history unfolds, one paddle stroke at a time. If you’re travelling Ontario by RV or planning a cultural stop with depth, this is one destination worth slowing down … [Read more...] about First-Time Visit to the Canadian Canoe Museum

Filed Under: Canada, Paddle, RV Travel

Bucket List Adventure: Canoeing Killarney Provincial Park

Megan Kopp · April 2, 2026 · Leave a Comment

Pin image for TimeTravelTrek.com with photo of a canoe on a weed-choked lake. Text reads: Canoeing Killarney, Introductory Guide (and what to do when plans change). Ontario, Canada.

Join us as we paddle into the landscape that inspired the Group of Seven — a place of white quartzite ridges, wind-swept pines, and glassy lakes. Our canoeing trip to Killarney Provincial Park didn’t unfold the way we planned… but it became something even better: a reminder that … [Read more...] about Bucket List Adventure: Canoeing Killarney Provincial Park

Filed Under: Canada, Paddle, RV Travel

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