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There is usually snow at the higher elevations until late summer. It’s actually very common at that time of year that There will be snow up there 👍

@@quality.of.living i see hopefully i can do what you can do like this.. like i hiking garibaldi lake and almost die dang! but hiking using running i mean thats tough!! can you share some tip how to have a cardio like you and etc to do this kind of stuff sorry my english is bad

Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it! Yes, absolutely doing it over 2-3 days would be the most recommended as a backpacking trip! The very first time I did it over two days and finished at nightfall almost on the second day. What’s really nice is doing it over two nights and finishing on the third day and that allows you the time to pick a couple good camp locations as well as enjoy the sights along the way 👍

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I don’t disagree, it’s classic trail for sure, but you don’t think the section between the lions and Magnesia Meadows is technical? What local trail DO you think is technical?

There are some spots that are technical - which is the point I wanted to get across. I just wanted the viewers to know what they are getting into. For sure, there are definitely more full on technical routes in BC per km, but was just trying to emphasize it has some technical sections.

No I don't. Throngs of people do it every day with 50lb camping packs. A technical trail would be Sky Pilot. That involves navigating a small glacier, as well as climbing and downclimbing with real exposure that could kill you.

@@sashaspano588fair point.

Thanks! It’s definitely a challenging trail, but the solitude amongst the scenic views make it worth it!

@@mark2073 nice! Yeah, I haven’t been to iceberg Lake, but I’ve seen the pictures and it looks cool. Brandywine meadows Ive heard good about too 👍

@@Ozinretirement well said! I couldn’t agree more 💪🙏 Thanks very much for the comment. Yes we are lucky to have the landscape we do here!

I know right! Haha I don’t know how they came up with that name... Thanks very much for the comment! 🙏

I find with the bears if you respect them they will respect you. Black bears (which are the most common around there) are naturally afraid of us and want to be left alone. If Im alone I always talk to myself (I have a deep / loud voice which does help haha) - but yea just making lots of sounds in general if you are alone. Whistling and making noise lets them know you are coming through their territory - and if you’re with someone just keep a conversation going in areas with dense forest where you can’t see around d the corner - the Bears will likely hear you first and leave away from you. You can also invest in a bear bell which you can attach to your backpack which makes noise as you hike. Also always carry bear guard (bear spray) just as a last resort. Hope that helps!

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Nice, that’s awesome! The heat was pretty intense recently. I really want to check out the UK someday I have heritage there myself. Thanks for sharing! 🙏

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That’s awesome, thanks for sharing and thanks for the comment! 🙏 I’ll have to check out that other optional route in the future

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@@randymarchant737 that must have been a great sight! 🙏

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Thanks! Yea it was very serene and peaceful out there 👍

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It’s the cascade mountain range. That’s correct, its not quite the Rockies. The Rockies are a little bit further behind in BC, I made an error on that one.

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That’s a good question, as it would be safe to drink. If my water supply was scarce, I would drink it for sure. I had a 2 L reserve water bladder for the way back down the next day so didn’t feel the need. But situation dictates, I would be fine drinking it too! And it would be safe to do so. Also, I think the back of my mind, even though I know it’s chemical free in the water bottle, I guess drinking the water next day wouldn’t be my first choice per say (at most the water could taste slightly “different”; but would be fine)

@@quality.of.living , oh, good. I drink mine so I dont have to melt more snow. Wanted to make sure there wasn't something I wasn't aware of! Thanks for sharing another winter adventure - they're my favorite to watch! 🙂

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Thanks for the support brother! I’ll give that a shot as well trying your approach 👍🤙

@@quality.of.living can't hurt to try. Cheers!

Thank you, I appreciate the support! Definitely some beautiful landscape out that way. Nice! I hear ya, well best wishes to your future endeavours!! 🙏

Thank you for the support! That sounds amazing, I love Alberta so much, so many stunning landscapes out that way! Hope you have a great trip! 🙏

Same here! I'm hoping to get out to Whitehorse Wildland while the falls are raging.

I would love to visit the Yukon territories! Canada definitely has some beauty. Can’t wait to see out that way in time!

@@quality.of.living Whitehorse Wildland is in Alberta near Cadomin. It's a beautiful backcountry park that connects to the Great Divide to the South and up Fiddle Pass into Miette/Jasper to the North.

Thanks brother appreciate the support! I’ll keep that in mind! Haven’t done much skiing, but wouldn’t mind diversifying a bit and learning. Awesome channel you got btw! Subbed the other day 👍

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Thanks very much for the support and glad you enjoyed the video! There is definitely some serene beauty in that landscape!

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Its the Hilight tent by Black Diamond!

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Love it brother! I can relate on the nerve damage. I got minor frost bite/was not wearing good boots that messed with the circulation as well and my big toe has never been the same and when I’m in cold climates, I really get the numbing sensation in the toe ever since, Keep up the great work! Never give up 🙏

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Definitely some beautiful scenery out there for sure! Thanks for the comment!

Absolutely! I couldn’t agree more. I try to share some positive messages when I can. Faith is definitely a huge part of my life and my secret to success. 🙏 Thanks very much for the support!

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