2023 Winter Camping Photo Contest
After seeing so many awesome photos from your adventures for our annual canoeing photo contest, we decided to do a winter camping photo contest this year.
The rules are simple...
The contest is open to Canadian residents only (I’m terribly sorry to our U.S. and international readers)
The photo must have been taken during the 2022/2023 winter season
There are no specifics as to what you have to submit. Send us your best photo of you setting up your tent, how you’re enjoying life inside your tent, or even a snapshot of you trudging through the snow with all of your gear. What ever you like! Be sure to include where you were too.
It’s always hard to choose, but send us only one photo.
Contest ends March 31st. We'll pick a lucky winner to win an autographed copy of Kevin Callan’s Complete Guide to Winter Camping
How do you enter?
Easy! E-mail us a photo, or send it to us on Facebook or Twitter or tag us on Instagram (and give us a like or follow while you're there!)
The Entries so far…
Steve and Joan Reed: Winter camping at the Mew Lake Airfield in Algonquin Provincial Park
Joshua Scudds: Tryfan Forest - Gooderham Ontario
Jen & Dan Arndt: Taken at Silent Lake Provincial Park. We put our North Face 4-season tent to the test in a 2-day blizzard !!
Dave Vadnais: Mew Lake, Algonquin Provincial Park. This is an Arctic Fox 10x10. The stove is a handmade one I built.
Richard Smith: Setting up in the dark at Killarney Provincial Park
Heather Kiely: Moose on the Loose at Mew Lake, Algonquin Provincial Park
Mike Judson: We are pulling our sleds along the old Railway in Algonquin, from the Mew Lake Access Point. We had to leave home late, so this is around 10pm!
Mike Bear Prout: nestled in beside a Rockwall in Killarney provincial park. It was such an incredible weekend listening to the wolves and sharing amazing food.
John Kang: Winter Camping and Ice fishing fun begin with a hot tent. Kananaskis Country, Alberta
Shawn Ryder: Returned last night from another great winter trip in Temagami with @bearded_portager time to dry out the gear and sort through photos
