Downtown Camas to Vancouver WA Driving Tour | Snowy + Scenic Downtown to Waterfront [4K]
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025
- Enjoy this snowy, scenic drive & tour of Downtown Camas to Downtown Vancouver, WA Waterfront with key landmarks pointed out.
Our adventure kicks off in historic Downtown Camas, Washington in the midst of a snowy, sub-zero 3-day weather event. We pass the old Georgia Pacific Camas Paper Mill on our way to Lewis & Clark Highway 14 towards the Vancouver Waterfront. We arrive in Downtown Vancouver, WA to some snow & ice-covered streets, ending at Grant St. Pier and Waterfront Way…
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vancouver, WA is on my shortlist of places to move to within the next 2 years for work despite never having been there so this was a useful video thanks!
Hey Robert - thanks for the comment. We really try to make videos that give some shape & context to the area for people just trying to get an idea about the lay of the land - because that's exactly what we were looking for not too long ago!
Be sure to check out our "Lay Of The Land" episode which gives a great overview of Greater Vancouver and all of the cities/ towns that you may be eventually looking at. Thanks again - Hal
Looks chilly! 😂. Looking forward to the seasons again!
So chilly! I really could have used a balaclava once we got to Vancouver. Wind chill effect was crazy!
Same.
I remember when Camas was just known as the paper mill town. Its grown a lot.
Absolutely! Camas is definitely leading the growth & attraction to SW Washington.
I’m from Connecticut and I will be moving there soon
Loved this vid! I appreciated getting to see the whole drive as well as all the little tips about things/businesses off the various exits along the way. More vids like this please!🙏🏼
Looking forward to finding a home in Clark County this Spring/Summer.
That was a great video, I like you driving the different areas for us to see.
Thank you so much! I'd be happy to help you find the right home & if your home Realtor is sending you a refferal to our area, ask them to refer me 😊 love helping our viewers find the right NW home!
You actually called me before the new year, I’ll be contacting you in May/JUNE to start looking.
Wow! Thats beautiful in Camas. When you filmed it was sunny. Thanks for making the video. How long does the snow lasts? How many months like this? I’m from SoCal.
Definitely not months! It will stay like this for a few days and we get snow that sticks probably twice a year on average (& depending what elevation you live at). We usually don't get ice either, it's only happened twice in the 6 years we've lived here. I tell people it's enough snow to be cute, but not an inconvenience haha
As a resident of SE Portland (Happy Valley) I love Camas. Such great “downtown” feel. So close to Portland Airport (PDX) and all that Vancouver & Portland have to offer.
I'm looking forward to everything PNW
It's going to suit you so well!
Beautiful couple and nice area. I'm in the Bay Area and have always considered moving up there to South Washington State where there is no State income tax while being able to go into Portland and do all my shopping Sales Tax Free. I also travel a good amount and I'm assuming the closest airport is PDX?
Do you need snow tire for the level of snow we saw on the street, in the beginning of the video( downtown Camas)?
Hello. I don't think you need snow tires to get around for the relatively small amount of snow we get... BUT if you live or travel at higher elevations like certain parts of Camas, Washougal & heading east into the Columbia River Gorge, you would feel much more confident driving on a good set of all season tires - we discovered the Michelin Cross Climate tires which are excellent in the rain and very good in snow/ slush/ freezing temps...
And having an AWD vehicle is definitely a big advantage. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching! - JB
Any tips for driving when ice storm or freezing rain? Unfortunately my job is 24/7 😢 just moved from California and this makes me nervous! Thankfully I missed this ice storm
Hey there. Congrats on the move (& for missing this latest ice storm!)... Best tips to navigating in those conditions are to have good equipment (good all-season tires at a minimum) and just take your time & breathe...
So many people I see out driving are going way to fast considering that you can literally have traction 1 second and if you ride over a patch of snow or ice, your traction & control are drastically reduced... or if someone or something darts in front of you your braking distances are waaaay longer.
Leave for your destination alot sooner than normal, watch out for the idiots who drive like physics don't apply to them, and just enjoy the beautiful winter white scenery...
Hope this helps, and we really appreciate your support! - Hal