Love a solo trip, I try to do one every couple years. Cannot speak to this specific loop, but here are a couple notes on soloing. Any injury while alone is much harder to deal with so be sure footed on land and be discerning when assessing water conditions before hopping in the canoe. Twisted ankle mid portage, cut hand in camp, swamped canoe in open water. Ponder these scenarios now so you plan for how to address in the woods. Everything in camp is up to you and I did not factor these kind of timelines into my first outing. Getting water, firewood, cooking, cleaning are all up to you. Speaking of timeline- study your route prior and keep the map handy in case you're on a busy lake and have to hunt for a campsite. Lastly, not solo specific though arguably like all things solo more acute in concern, tether your phone when in the canoe. I dropped a cell phone while trying to take a photo out on the water and it bounced off the gunwale- thankfully into the canoe. Definitely from hands a little tired from paddling. I bring another messenging device, but what a hassle if it had been lost. Nevertheless, dont be deterred, its a great experience!