Solo winter camping in the Canadian backcountry

In this video I am sharing my journey of a trek into the mountains of Whistler, BC.
I share footage of the experience as well as skills for winter camping and adventure.
hope you guys enjoy.
Any subscriptions, likes, or comments are greatly appreciated,
Thank you for watching.

[@josejacob2121]

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[@qualityofliving007]

Thanks! 🙏

[@CanadianSledDog]

Good job getting another camp out of the winter season! I always tell people to shake the blood into their hands as well, but I use a slightly different motion, like a pendulum, I don't do the full circle, just the lower 160° and that way my shoulders stay in a normal position, I find it just a little more effective and quite a bit more comfortable. I bike in the cold a lot and it takes the blood out of my hands so I do this a ton.

[@qualityofliving007]

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

[@CanadianSledDog]

@@qualityofliving007 can't hurt to try. Cheers!

[@hydrOFlask225]

I wish you can upload more the videos are so cool

[@qualityofliving007]

Thanks for the support!

[@markm3448]

Great video. I’m looking forward to get out backpacking next week on the Alberta side of the Rockies.

[@qualityofliving007]

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! 🙏

[@CanadianMason85]

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

[@qualityofliving007]

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

[@CanadianMason85]

@@qualityofliving007 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.

[@hikingwheather]

Is there a reason you don't drink the boiling water you put in your Nalgene the next day after it has cooled?

[@qualityofliving007]

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)

[@hikingwheather]

@@qualityofliving007 , 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! 🙂

[@qualityofliving007]

@@hikingwheathermy pleasure! Thank you very much for your continued support! 🙏🙏

[@Marshallclassic]

Hi dear friend
Great video
Good luck
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[@qualityofliving007]

Thank you very much for your support! 🙏

[@easypeesy]

Dude just found your channel amazing stuff

[@qualityofliving007]

Thanks very much for the support brother, I really appreciate it!