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Thanks for watching. I wish had a good camera to capture the moments better.

The Atlas should perform well as long as it gets a thorough pre-trip inspection and is fitted with quality all-terrain (A/T) tires. Ensuring sufficient rubber between the rim and tire edge will allow for a lower PSI, providing a smoother and safer ride. Also, maximize ground clearance to better tackle remote, rugged roads. I added a 3" lift to my SUV, which let me venture deeper into the southern Taiga, while the CRV couldn’t keep up and had to be left behind.

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Walaikum Assalam Brother, I hope you had a safe and wonderful trip. Thanks a lot for taking the time to watch them and be part of our journey :)

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Thanks for watching. Indeed, it was an interesting drive.

Thank you for taking the time to watch. In the later videos, you’ll notice that due to ground clearance and suspension drop from the weight, we initially ran 30 PSI (DAY 4) heading into the Trans Taiga. This kept the ride manageable. On the return, with less weight, we lowered the tire pressure to 25 PSI, which resulted in a much smoother ride. Rocks and debris weren’t an issue, and we avoided potholes and anything protruding from the road as much as possible. Up to Brisay, the road is 95% well-maintained gravel, allowing for higher speeds. Just be cautious around the edges, as they can be soft and loose. Beyond Brisay towards Caniapiscau (DAY 6), the road becomes rougher & bigger rocks, and the stretch south on the Trans Taiga (DAY 7) is remote, narrow, and less traveled.

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Alhamdulillah, This was the best day of the trip. Coincidentally, not planned, we ended up taking drone shot of the very locations where we took GoPro shots during the cloudy morning.

it's pretty far away. always stay alert to the road and the bipolar climate and be aware you don't have right to errors. any one mistake in the north can lead you to dead.

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Thats kiind of you. Yes, the Radio lookout was amazing, windy and chilly :) Thanks for watching.

Not sure, we did other shots very close to the lines and nothing happened. ☺️ Thanks for watching.

Much Appreciated !!! Thanks for watching and for the compliments. Yes, The rear needs to be beefed up but unfortunately no aftermarket options for KIA in general and the Telluride. It already has a 2.5" aftermarket TRUXXX lift.

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Indeed, the water is cold :) Thanks for watching !!!!

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Thanks for watching. We have been past Fairy Point, mid way to Baltic Bay. At the end, it all depends on what you are fishing for and how, that takes you to your ideal spot

@SIMPLE_OVERLAND , just past Fairy Point is Dollar Island. After that is the Ranger Station and Elie Point where Missinaibi Lodge is. Is that lodge still there and operating. That was my Uncles lodge. I spent many summers there...

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Quite an interesting observation. Amazing similarity. Thanks for watching.

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😂 it's KIA Tellu... Just comfortable.

Hi, I have the total breakout in my Part 1 & 2 videos. If you are traveling overnight, then time your stops accordingly and also carry a 20 to 25L gas can. Between stops in the overnight trip you will find 1 or 2 roadside gas stations open.

Walaikum Assalam, We utilized any Gas Station Stopovers with spacious parking area / road side designated picnic or rest stops / Roadside Lookout places. --> Dhuhur & Asr :: 49.715805, -94.794155 (Kenora, ON) --> Maghrib & Isha :: 49.841432, -99.975727 (Brandon, MB) --> Fajr :: In Calgary

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Helps to keep the tent dark 😃 and reasonable protection from the direct sunlight and heat. Also, during rain some extra cover on the sides of the tent and entrance. The tent fabric itself has no issue with rain.

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The Tent & Gazeebo from :: redbearoutdoors.ca/wordpress/ As for everything else or similar kind, you will find all the Amazon Links / References in the DESCRIPTION section of the video. All Provincial Parks & Nationals Parks have toilets, Shower & some with laundry facilities. All parks have vault / portable toilets and depending on the campground there will be a nearby full toilet & shower facilities. If you refer to the Campground MAPs, they will show all the details and layout. As for safety, they are secure but wildlife risk varies for each park. Details also available when you check-in at the Park office.

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Thanks for watching. Have a safe trip and hope that you will enjoy the stay.

Site 34.

@@SIMPLE_OVERLAND Thank you, we just booked a site there at the end of August. Your videos are done so well. Cheers.

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Great !!! It surely is an experience. Thanks for watching !!!