What is included in the package?

The booking covers full meals and core group camping gear; certified guides are optional at $275 per day.

How much paddling should I expect each day?

Daily paddling varies by itinerary and weather, typically several hours with short portages between lakes.

Are there age or group size limits?

Specific age and group-size details are provided at booking; confirm any limits with the operator when reserving.

What are the payment and cancellation terms?

A 25% deposit is required; full payment is due two weeks before departure. Cancellation terms are outlined at checkout.

Do I need prior canoe experience?

Basic canoe and portage experience is recommended; the outfitting reduces logistical demands but not paddling effort.

How do you handle food for dietary restrictions?

Meal accommodations are typically possible—declare allergies or dietary needs at booking so the outfitter can plan accordingly.

7-Day Temagami Backcountry Outfitting: Full Meal & Gear Package

Temagami, Ontario, Canada sits where Laurentian Shield bedrock breaks into a chain of clear lakes, island-studded waterways and stands of ancient red and white pine. The 7 Day Full Meal and Gear Outfitting is a seven-day backcountry camping package that delivers hot meals, group gear and the logistical lift needed to explore classic Temagami canoe country with comfort. On this trip you move at a canoeist’s pace: paddle across wind-scoured lakes, portage over pink granite, set camp on rocky shores and sleep under towering pines. Key features include long lake crossings, granite ridges, forested islands and backcountry campsites with fire rings and shoreline access. The geology here—two-billion-year-old Precambrian shield rock—creates exposed domes and narrow channels that shape the routes; vegetation ranges from balsam and birch to old-growth white and red pine. Wildlife sightings commonly include loons calling at dusk and the slow silhouette of a moose feeding in shallow bays. The outfitting package focuses on removing friction: you'll arrive with pack-in essentials handled. The operator offers full meal service and provides core camping gear; certified guides can be added at checkout for $275 per day. Group cooks turn out soups, stews and coffee that taste especially good after a long day of paddling and portaging. The program suits travelers who want an authentic backcountry rhythm without sourcing stoves, pots, tents and food themselves. For newcomers, this trip is a practical indoctrination into Temagami’s canoe culture. Expect daily paddling segments, repeated short portages across beaten granite, and the basic tasks of camp life—filtering water, managing small campfires, and packing food for bear-safe storage. The itinerary is flexible by weather and group pace; trips usually follow historic canoe routes used by Indigenous people and early explorers. Practicalities: deposits are 25% with full payment due two weeks before departure. Meeting point and precise route are provided at booking; passport or government ID is required for travel planning. The trip’s presence in Temagami supports a local economy reliant on guiding and seasonal services; visitors should follow leave-no-trace practices and be cautious with campfires in dry conditions. Why book: if you crave long, clear-water paddles, granite-lined campsites and hands-on backcountry hospitality, this package turns an otherwise complicated logistics puzzle into a single, bookable wilderness week. It’s an especially good fit for small groups, families with outdoor experience, and anyone who values cooked meals and reliable gear at the end of a day on the water. Bring patience for variable weather, and allow extra time for portages when wind or storms make crossings slow. The outfitting option removes most headaches, but packing a small first-aid kit and familiarity with canoe safety will make your week smoother and let you settle into the rhythms of Temagami wilderness.