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Woodland Caribou Portage 20405 (Unnamed to Wrist)
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Approximate Length:
601m
Lakes:
Unnamed
,
Wrist
Climb/Descent Meters:
52
"Hilliness" Index
87
# of Comments:
3
On 7/11/2024 3:27:58 PM,
sns
said:
Visit Date:
7/9/2024
Vern & Matt are right - this area was a very hard burn - even the soil burned away - it is now like the surface of Mars. For the time being, losing the trail is really not a very big deal - you can make your own path. As what vegetation that can grow in ash, does grow in the coming years...this will get harder. But it's not growing up nearly as fast as some of the areas with a lighter burn, where the new growth is already impenetrable.
On 1/10/2024 12:57:52 PM,
vern.dewit
said:
Visit Date:
6/4/2023
This is certainly no longer a "lovely portage trail" as it was in 2014! It's a bit (lot) of a disaster now. We added to the many flags and cairns that were already there but the route is very difficult to follow in the complete burn without a GPS track.
On 11/22/2022 10:04:26 AM,
Matt Long
said:
Visit Date:
6/16/2022
The 2021 fire burned out the underbrush but left many standing dead trees. I gave up trying to find the south end start of this portage on Wrist Lake and simply walked north following my GPS and the path of least resistance. Easy to do in 2022 but might be difficult in the next few years once the underbrush grows back. I could not find the start of the portage on the north side. There is a bit of drop off down to the lake. The Park staff will have to re-build/mark this portage or someone with more time.
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The end of the Portage from Wrist is steep!
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vern.dewit
7/10/2014
A long and challenging portage thanks to wildfires.
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vern.dewit
6/4/2023
A long and challenging portage thanks to wildfires.
by
vern.dewit
6/4/2023
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