Wow, that many Pine Barrens?
I was referring to NJ, but am glad to hear NY, PA and WI also have pine barrens. As for BWCA and Quetico, that's a dream of mine also, right along with several wild rivers in Canada, and dreamy little lakes in the Adirondacks, and canoe camping the entire length of the 5 great rivers that feed Chesapeake Bay, and......doing a week of rivers in each of these state; Arkansas, Missouri, West Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennesse, and Virginia. I'd also like to canoe a major portion of the Lewis and Clark trail. I've found it's often easier to paddle solo than to rely on other persons. Or join a club that regularly leads trips into the areas I'm wanting to go. For example the Chesapeake Paddlers Association leads an annual 6 day trip in the Adirondacks. I've not done the BWCA or Quetico yet because both are a two day drive from where I live and there are tons of semi-wild places closer to home that I can visit.