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Nathan Starzynski
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Добавлен 2 апр 2013
Cycling Canada Ep 8 - Prince Edward Island
In the summer of 2022, I cycled 15,000 km across Canada in 175 days from May 21st to November 11th, Departing Victoria, BC, and arriving Cape Spear, NFLD. This is the story of the eighth province of that journey. The PEI adventure took place from October 3rd to October 14th
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PEI Island Walk:
theislandwalk.ca/
Route Map:
ridewithgps.com/routes/49423118
Music licensed with subscription from musicbed.com.
0:00 Intro
0:18 Beginning the Island Walk
1:51 Parable of the Potatoes
2:30 Country Riding
3:51 Egmont to North Cape
5:06 North Cape Sunset
6:14 North Cape Morning
7:50 Confederation Trail
8:53 Cape Tryon
10:42 PEI National Park...
Follow for more:
nathanstarzynski
www.strava.com/athletes/11931386
PEI Island Walk:
theislandwalk.ca/
Route Map:
ridewithgps.com/routes/49423118
Music licensed with subscription from musicbed.com.
0:00 Intro
0:18 Beginning the Island Walk
1:51 Parable of the Potatoes
2:30 Country Riding
3:51 Egmont to North Cape
5:06 North Cape Sunset
6:14 North Cape Morning
7:50 Confederation Trail
8:53 Cape Tryon
10:42 PEI National Park...
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Cycling Canada Ep 7 - New Brunswick
Просмотров 6 тыс.21 день назад
In the summer of 2022, I cycled 15,000 km across Canada in 175 days from May 21st to November 11th, Departing Victoria, BC, and arriving Cape Spear, NFLD. This is the story of the seventh province of that journey. The New Brunswick adventure took place from September 22nd to October 3rd. Follow for more: nathanstarzynski www.strava.com/athletes/11931386 Route Map: ridewithgps.com/...
Cycling Canada Ep 6 - Québec
Просмотров 8 тыс.Месяц назад
In the summer of 2022, I cycled 15,000 km across Canada in 175 days from May 21st to November 11th, Departing Victoria, BC, and arriving Cape Spear, NFLD. This is the story of the sixth province of that journey. The Quebec adventure took place from September 5th to September 22nd. Follow for more: nathanstarzynski www.strava.com/athletes/11931386 Route Map: ridewithgps.com/routes/...
A Night of Northern Lights on Panorama Ridge - TIMELAPSE
Просмотров 8932 месяца назад
On the night of October 10-11th, 2024, a large coronal mass ejection reached Earth, sparking incredibly strong auroras. I chased these northern lights on an overnight mission up to Panorama Ridge in Garibaldi Provincial Park. From less than 40 minutes after sunset, to about 40 minutes before sunrise, the lights danced across the sky. Vibrant pinks started the show, shining high above the Black ...
Cycling Canada Ep 5 - Ontario
Просмотров 14 тыс.2 месяца назад
In the summer of 2022, I cycled 15,000 km across Canada in 175 days from May 21st to November 11th, Departing Victoria, BC, and arriving Cape Spear, NFLD. This is the story of the fifth and longest province of that journey. The Ontario adventure took place from July 24th to August 26th. GPS track (mostly accurate; removed tracks of getting lost, grocery stores, hosts, etc...) ridewithgps.com/ro...
Cycling Canada Ep 4 - Manitoba
Просмотров 12 тыс.Год назад
In the summer of 2022, I cycled 15,000 km across Canada in 175 days from May 21st to November 11th, Departing Victoria, BC, and arriving Cape Spear, NFLD. This is the story of the fourth province of that journey. The Manitoba adventure took place from July 11th to July 24th. GPS track (mostly accurate; removed tracks of getting lost, grocery stores, hosts, etc...) ridewithgps.com/routes/4174604...
Cycling Canada Ep 3 - Saskatchewan
Просмотров 14 тыс.Год назад
In the summer of 2022, I cycled 15,000 km across Canada in 175 days from May 21st to November 11th, Departing Victoria, BC, and arriving Cape Spear, NFLD. This is the story of the third province of that journey. The Saskatchewan adventure took place from June 30th to July 11th. GPS track (mostly accurate; removed tracks of getting lost, grocery stores, hosts, etc...) ridewithgps.com/routes/4174...
Cycling Canada Ep 2 - Alberta
Просмотров 28 тыс.2 года назад
In the summer of 2022, I cycled 15,000 km across Canada in 175 days from May 21st to November 11th, Departing Victoria, BC, and arriving Cape Spear, NFLD. This is the story of the second province of that journey. The Alberta adventure took place from June 16th to June 30th. GPS track (mostly accurate; removed tracks of getting lost, grocery stores, hosts, etc...) ridewithgps.com/routes/41694547...
Cycling Canada Ep 1 - British Columbia
Просмотров 44 тыс.2 года назад
Welcome to the first episode of cycling canada! This series is about my journey in the summer of 2022 bicycling across the 10 provinces of Canada. Episode 1 takes place in British Columbia, and was filmed May 21st - June 15th, 2022. GPS track (cleaned up as best as possible): ridewithgps.com/routes/41728871 Follow for more: nathanstarzynski www.strava.com/athletes/11931386 Music ...
I included a trip around PEI (bridge over, ferry back) during my across Canada bicycle tour. Very nice side trip and highly recommended. Loved these videos as a way for me to reminisce about my trip back in the day.
Do you have Garmin files of your routes that you could send to me? I'm particular interested in PEI & Quebec. I would love to use your route as a planning tool.
There are routes linked in the description. You should be able to export them as needed. I've also included links to the actual route maps (route verte and island walk). Those should be a good starting point to build a tour.
@@nathanstarzynski Thank you. I should have remembered to look there. Excellent videos.
Back in the day when I did a northern route bicycle tour across the U.S., I cut across southern Ontario to avoid the big U.S. cities south of the Great Lakes and it was a very good decision. Southern Ontario was one of the highlights of the trip. Some years later, I did a cross Canada trip on a route that stayed ~100-200 miles North of the border and it was one of my very best bicycle tours ever. Great primitive camping and wildlife and very welcoming and hospitable Canadians.
Love these videos. I’m impressed at the lack of flats😂
Thanks! I don't usually film flats, I just fix them. Don't think I had any in PEI though.
@ I think I would have liked to see more of that behind the scenes stuff. Show the struggle lol. Great series. Looking forward to the ns video.
Nice! I rode solo across Canada 🇨🇦 this summer myself. Quite the experience!
Another stunning film. Inspiring!
Thanks for a great video. This ride is definitely on my bucket list.
Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine are one of Canada's best-kept secrets and cycling there is great!
Superb cinematography and composition. Wow and wow.
Hands down - the best video of X-Canada trip I have seen. At least from the 'b-roll' perspective. Highly enjoyable. You certainly put a lot of work into filming. I did the trip in the opposite direction in 1976.
I have enjoyed watching your cycling adventures. We did a similar PEI/Les Isles bike tour in 2023, although we drove from BC instead of riding there to begin our adventure. Traveling cycling adventures like yours have helped to inspire me to expand my creative abilities (old school photo person) and I have purchased an action camera to learn to do some videography to record my trips rather than just stills. (The drone shots make me think I might have to make another investment!) Thanks!
Inspiring! Do you have your bike specs, gear etc posted somewhere? Did you ride the same setup all the way across Canada? Would you change anything? Thanks for these epic videos!
Nice video Nathan. Technically Prince Edward Island is in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. If you taste the water you get a hint of salt compared to the saltiness of the Atlantic Ocean.
Absolutely brilliant video (again!). Wonderful that you embraced the opportunity to cycle the Isles des Madeleine!! Stunning part of your journey!
Thank you so much! It was so worth the trip over there. It was a tough decision to take the ferry back after just one full day on the islands, but that same constant rushing is what brought me so many places across Canada (and the world). IDLM has definitely been calling for an extended return visit at some point. I didn't mention it, but ironically it was the only place I'v ever had something thrown at me from a vehicle (beer bottle out of an oversize pickup trick... of course). Can't let one sad lunatic spoil the rest of the wonderful nature and people there though.
@@nathanstarzynski WOW! Sounds like a return trip is in order indeed! AND, I'm sorry to read of your encounter - your attitude is sound ... don't give them the power of your dismay. Rise above it (though, it was in S. Manitoba that my partner and I were threatened death nose to nose when we crossed Canada - ugh - rattled but pedal strokes cure all! ... and he was in a pick up! 🤣) ... thank you again for the inspiring video and fleshing it with tales from the road in your kind answers. Wishing you Tailwinds!
If I may ask. what headlight you are using during night ride? Nice vid btw
SON Edelux II powered by SON 28 dynamo hub.
Another wonderful video Nathan. You are an inspiration. Thank you.
Geez I am enjoying your videos. We recently moved from AB to Australia and I dearly miss the mountains. This was beautiful.
Well done! We visited PEI - my father's homeland - about 5 years ago and loved it. Beautiful video.
What a great video! If you don't mind my asking, how do you go about selecting your 'wild camping' sites. Do you just wing it, and look for private-ish spots, or do you use any sort of site like ioverlander?
I do use iOverlander a lot, and have used it all across the world. It's a great starting point. Otherwise, I'm looking at google maps for beaches, small parks, or wherever I think will be suitable based on the location. Usually I have a destination in mind for the day, but thats always flexible, and will often change by the late afternoon.
So beautiful... again such a great video.
Another amazing episode with some outstanding footage!!! Thanks for sharing.
Your videos have inspired me to start bike touring next summer. I am currently learning as much as I can and getting ready to start touring in September! Thanks
That's incredible to hear. I am so excited when other people take inspiration from these to plan bike journeys. All the best and good luck on your future bike touring!
@ I am looking for a bike and I trying to decide between the Disk Trucker, Bridge Club and Ogre. I am planning on doing as much bike path and hard pack trail as possible and as little as possible of roads. To start mostly in Ontario and Quebec. Which of the 3 bikes you think would work best. Thinking that 2.2’’ tires should be sufficient.
You are a very gifted photographer
Made my day better. Thank you
Yay! Thank you for another episode
Oh God, so many beautiful potatoes there, and all they use them for is fries and chips?! Here in Central Europe we make wonders from them! 😋
boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew. Those 'taters are definitely used for lots more. I think those are just the most common/mass produced reasons. Definitely love me some creative potato dishes though.
This man, choice of background audio...He knows his stuff!!!
Thank you so much! Finding the right music, and even SFX is quite a monumental task. Glad it is highly appreciated :)
@nathanstarzynski If I hadn't studied engineering, I would pick filmography, your videos make for a tremendous inspiration.
Another beautiful video. Thank you and happy trails.
you need a gasbike moped. msg me if you need help.
NO. I like to hear nature. Not pollute it with noise.
Was pretty stoked to see another episode. These videos are fantastic!
I am in awe of the rich reds of PEI. Thank you for sharing another beautiful video Nathan!
Your videos always make me wanna go bikepacking again. Cheers!
Loving your videos. I was unaware of the PEI walking tour. I am all ready thinking about cycling it this fall - Jeff Fergus, Ont
Gorgeous. Makes me miss manitoulin:) going there for February but back again in summer to bikepack its trails
very beautiful, aren't there any climbs there in Canada?
Thank you for such beautiful videos. October is the best time to ride. Looking forward to your world tour. Cheers 🌞🚴♀️🖖
Thank you! And I agree. Incredible fall colours, no crowds, and pleasant temperatures. October is dream riding. I'm in pure editing mode now, and will be working on sharing the world tour in sequence immediately after Canada's episodes.
@@nathanstarzynski WOW! Cannot wait for these masterpieces to drop! Thank you for your efforts!
The timing on those videos are spot on with me always receiving the notifications on my bike.
Great video thanks! We didn't have power at our house for three weeks. That's a long time to run the generator for an hour a couple of times a day.... thankfully it wasn't cold here when the storm hit or we would have been in much worse shape. There are still houses here with tarps on the roof awaiting repair...
Yes quite the storm. Was there from about 10-20 days post FIona. I remember being absolutely blown away by the damage it had caused. Much more than I showed in the video. All the flattened corn fields, trees knocked in uniform directions, and buildings with shingles largely missing or roofs completely gone. Hope you and the island have been recovering well since.
Great vlog and photography, thank you.
Amazing as always!
Ontario here, envious of Quebec and it's bike trails.
So well done Nathan!...thank you. Love your videos.
gorgeous! great film!
After many trips cycling in the U.S., I did a cross Canada ride a few years ago (part of a great circle route including both coasts and a southern route in the U.S. ~14,000 miles in 10 months) and it was one of my favorite rides ever. Less traffic, VERY friendly people and spectacular landscapes. I stayed well north to avoid the big cities along the southern border so the primitive camping was also great. Lots of wildlife.
Just stumbled upon your video. Great to see my local roads (Grand Lake - Fredericton) from another persons perspective. I have cycled all over North America and as nice as other places are they do not compare to my local area for cycling. I am truly blessed. to be here.
Looks like you lucked out with the hurricane! We were living in an RV in the woods of NS at that time, I parked in a stand of short trees and tied down the trailer to their roots. The wind shook us all night and the next full day was spent cutting our way through all the fallen trees on the road.
Amazing adventure. Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to seeing the last three provinces.
Great video! 👍👍
cool video! I live about 3 minutes away from where you shot the time lapse by Oromocto :)
Absolutely exquisite film!!! You’re the best!!! Thank you for this!