https://notes.amberglen.ca Last 10 notes on 🏡 Amberglen Quartz -- quartz.jzhao.xyz https://notes.amberglen.ca/1---Projects/China-2025/Beijing-Itinerary https://notes.amberglen.ca/1---Projects/China-2025/Beijing-Itinerary 🧭 BEIJING ITINERARY — NOV 16 – 20, 2025 (High pace but realistic mornings. Includes coffee + prep time and flexible options.) CategoryCoveredWhy It MattersImperial HeritageTemple of Heaven, Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Jingshan Park, Beihai ParkYou’ve seen the full “imperial axis” of Beijing — the city’s spine since the Ming dynasty. Mon, 06 Oct 2025 23:59:41 GMT https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Barron-Canyon https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Barron-Canyon Notes A beautiful route on the eastern end (further drive - 6 hours from home) of Algonquin. The Barron Canyon is home to the Tom Thomson Painting Sites of 1916. Thu, 09 Jan 2025 22:35:58 GMT https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Erables-Lake-Loop https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Erables-Lake-Loop Notes The route to Erables Lake goes through Maple Creek which is home to the ruins of old logging camps, dams and buildings. You can go Out and Back from Erables Lake for lower total trip time of 12 hours 30 minutes and 5.74 km of portages. Thu, 09 Jan 2025 22:23:00 GMT https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Kingscote,-Scorch-Lake https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Kingscote,-Scorch-Lake Notes Kingscote Lake is at the southern end of Algonquin Park. The area gained protection due to the famous Kingscote “silver” lake trout. Scorch Lake Mountain can be accessed from the southeast portion of Scorch Lake and possesses a viewing platform after a 1 km hike/climb. Thu, 09 Jan 2025 21:56:22 GMT https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/McKaskill-Lake https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/McKaskill-Lake Notes McKaskill Lake can be accessed via this route or an 8 km cart path. This route boasts great fishing and long portages. I’ve put the # of days as three, but it could be done in two long ones. Thu, 09 Jan 2025 21:40:58 GMT https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Booth,-Rumley-and-Godda-Lake https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Booth,-Rumley-and-Godda-Lake Route Time: 4 hours, 40 minutes Portage (km): 1.48 Notes Short out and back route which passes by logging camp ruins. This trip can be extended to Rumley Lake (extra hour) or Godda Lake (extra 4 hours). Thu, 09 Jan 2025 21:27:14 GMT https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Rosebary-Lake-Loop https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Rosebary-Lake-Loop ... Thu, 09 Jan 2025 20:41:16 GMT https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Galeairy-Lake-Loop https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Galeairy-Lake-Loop Notes Weekend loop taking you to the northwest portion of Galeairy Lake. A variety of fish can be found in the area which include, Smallmouth & Largemouth Bass, Walleye and Trout. Thu, 09 Jan 2025 20:30:36 GMT https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Dividing-Lake-(Golden-Staircase) https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/Dividing-Lake-(Golden-Staircase) Notes A monster route and challenge that takes you through the ‘Golden Staircase’. Once reaching Dividing Lake, there a small number of ‘primary growth’ white pine trees which are over 400 years old. Thu, 09 Jan 2025 03:49:50 GMT https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/A-Paddler's-Guide-to-Algonquin-Park https://notes.amberglen.ca/2---Atlas/Hobbies/A-Paddler's-Guide-to-Algonquin-Park Summary This book describes the various parts and access points of Algonquin Park along with a few routes of varying length and difficulty for each. Kevin describes the geography and history of the areas and provides his own experiences. Thu, 09 Jan 2025 03:09:31 GMT