Where The Waters Begin documents a 17 day, 300km expedition by canoe across the geographic heart of Quebec and expansive wilderness of Eeyou Istchee. Our goal is to descend the remote Tichégami River; a river perhaps never attempted by modern paddlers. The route begins in the remote and rugged Otish Mountains. Following in the footsteps of the Cree peoples, our journey would guide us along headwater courses, who shepherd us across the height of land and out beyond the abyss of Quebec's largest lake.

This is the full length documentary of our expedition across the wilderness of Eeyou Istchee. This long documentary version combines the four episodes from this adventure with a few editing tweaks.

0:00 Intro
3:55 Day 1 - Arrival
5:08 Day 2 - The Mountains and a Setback
14:33 Day 3 - Emergency Repairs and a Trek
20:28 Day 4 - Down the River
34:06 Day 5 - Rapids and a Rescue
48:15 Day 6 - Wind, Rain, Endless Rapids
1:07:28 Day 7 - Bushwhacking the Tiaga
1:22:53 Day 8 - The End of the Tichégami
1:32:00 Day 9 - Rest on the Endless Beach
1:38:05 Day 10 - Beautiful Baudeau
1:44:15 Day 11 - Push to the Height of Land
1:55:48 Day 12 - Downstream on the Wabissinane
2:06:04 Day 13 - Last of the River Days
2:16:22 Day 14 - Windbound
2:21:26 Day 15 - 14km Open Water Crossing
2:29:48 Day 16 - Portage to Lake Albanel
2:39:47 Day 17 - End of the Adventure

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