Hudson Bay Crew Travels July 11th, 2011

The Voyageur Hudson Bay Expedition Crew traveled about thirteen miles on the 11th. They paddled through MacVicar Lake and camped on Ralph Anderson Lake en route to God's Lake. I would think all of the lakes up there would be considered God's Lake or at least be known as heaven.

I found this itinerary on another expedition's website...
The plan of attack for this trip is take the Hayes River to its closest point of connection the Gods River drainage, somewhere around Max Lake, and bushwhack to the waters of the Gods. Once on the Gods River drainage, it’s a series of lakes, rivers, rapids and portages to Gods Lake. Gods Lake is said to be a spectacular lake by those fortunate enough to see it. It boasts some of the best Brook Trout fishing in the world and is accessed by small aircraft (or canoe in this case). It runs generally northeast by southwest and its two main bodies are separated by a narrows where there are a couple of lodges and an airstrip. At the northeast end of Gods Lake is the head of Gods River. From here on, the route is 100 percent river. The Gods River runs some 120 miles to a confluence where it absorbs the waters of the Echoing River. Forty miles downstream from this point, the Gods River joins the Hayes River.