Montana | Remote Forest Camping
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
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In this episode: Leaving Glacier and heading into a remote forest camping location.
Riding Solo is a video series about motorcycling alone in the USA backcountry on a BMW 1200 GS motorcycle. The videos were filmed during a 6,000 mile/30-day solo ride in the summer of 2020 in locations including Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico. Each episode focuses on great motorcycling roads (paved and dirt), camping, cooking and relaxing in scenic and remote locations. The purpose of the series is to show viewers how easy it is to ride solo on a motorcycle adventure in the USA backcountry.
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Website for this video: www.norenfilms.com/videos/riding-solo-12-lewis-clark-national-forest-montana/
Keep the camping and cooking segments going; I’ve been doing this for 66 years and enjoy watching others enjoying the same. After all those years, I still find new fresh ideas . Thank you.
Do you have a some good tip for a new beginner on motorcycle camping?😊
the "wild solo magic" was broken at the kids sounds....
What you say about "smoothing it" reminded me of being deployed overseas and how it was living out of a rucksack or a humvee, moving from place to place and living in the open or in half built (or bombed) structures.... and how really nice it was when we were able to make a morning coffee or enjoy a meal or make a warm comfy hooch. It's amazing how a morning, MRE-inspired cappuccino -- i.e. canteen water, two hot chocolates, two sugars, two non-dairy creamers and two folgers instant coffee packs -- heated over a fire or a hiker's stove would make all the previous discomfort bearable. No adventure worth having is comfortable all the time... but if it can be some of the time.... count me in.
Our term in the military for dealing with uncomfortable situations was "embrace the suck"!
I have watched this video several times. It gets better and better. I think was on the trip .
That BMW you have is one of the best bikes for traveling on long trips ever made,.... Had a BMW R90S bought brand new in 1975,.. Sold it 6 years later had sellers remorse for several months,.. Had 189,000 miles on it From Vancouver BC to Key West Fl. Never gave me any trouble.
That was a nice bike!
@@SterlingNoren Don't stop making those wonderful videos. Well done.Thanks,.. E
Learning to “suffer” and then having the inner calm to work through it.
Wow - sometimes the ol' algorithm gets it right! Love this video. Can't wait to watch more. Great trip!
This is living folks, you ever get down in life go buy a tent and bike and hit the road
Always solo ride ,your pace ,your peace.😎
For adventure suffrage is tolerable, for commitment is virtue. ITS IN YOUR BLOOD NOW! ENJOY LIFE😊
I've purchased every item from the Firebox Stove channel/site except for the folding out vehicle attaching table and the expensive knives. I use my Firebox almost every single day sometimes even twice. As a trucker it makes living out of the truck so much more fun. Often times Truckers come over asking what the heck I'm doing. Several times I've had a grocery store nearby and someone run off for some meats and I'll break out the 8 panel and have a cookout, so much fun.
Firebox is absolutely my favorite piece of all my bugout gear in 10k spent.
Loving the adventure, keep thriving :)
I love to hear that you are using it so much. Its a great piece of kit :-)
There's just something soothing about these videos! They're great!
This is what the freedoms of motorcycling is all about. I've been aware of the work from Sterling Noren for a few years now. It never disappoints! From time to time, I've looked at searches for other motorcycle touring vloggers, but "1900 miles in one day" (On the Interstate Highway) just doesn't do it for me. You'd see more scenery, sitting on the bus! Please keep doing what you are doing Sterling, you are an inspiration to those of us who actually want to see what your countryside is all about.
Sterling you are inspiring. By far my favorite RUclipsr. I plan to get an adventure bike since watching your films. I live in Mexico and about move to the Baja of Mexico. I found you with your Baja videos with Eva. Then I got hooked. I download your videos and watch them while I travel. I work for the airlines so have a lot commute time. My wife and I have to get to Bisbee to try your and Eva’s hotel. It looks like our cup of tea for sure! You have best personality. My wife don’t even like motorcycles but she finds your videos entertaining. We lived in Montana, Alaska, now Mexico we are gypsies haha. Thanks for all you do and glad you’re healing up my friend.
Thank you, it's nice to hear from you. You will enjoy Baja - one of our favorite places for sure! Please stop by if you come to Bisbee, AZ.
I wish there are elder and more mature RUclipsrs than younger ones. loved it.
Cold beer, a hot meal and a comfortable bed. Yes. That’s it. Loving these videos.
"Cold beer, hot meal, comfortable bed." Amen.
“Ride every day and see some cool things, camp out at night and cook some good meals.” Amen brother 🍺
Cheers!
Well said. Solo riding for me is the way to go. Love your stuff....Less Is More...
Sometimes the food tasted so good because where we choose to eat, I plan to ride solely in the near future when the weather permitted. Listened to your words, I learn how to accept life and we can do our best to live on our dream. Wish you be heathy and peace. Thank you.
Amazing!!! Love from India 🇮🇳
Always fun watching your adventures.
Love your videos. Don’t know how you can sleep peacefully in bear county but glad you can.
The feeling of freedom far out weighs any minor discomforts encountered along the way! 👍
Totally agree!
rookie brother....around the world...yeahhh
Sounds like youre camping near the most remote school! 😂
Haha you hear the people in the background too.
😂😂😂😂😂
heard it too then went to comments to verify LOL
Was going to say the same thing
I think school bus coming
The amount of work you put in recording these shots...I know what it takes, so you have my respect. Very well done, keep it up!
...cold beer, hot meal, and a comfortable bed.... right on! Just found your channel. Really enjoy your content.
Thanks and welcome!!!
All us former and active military members have a saying when the current situation sucks, you "Embrace The Suck"!
That is beautiful!!! I must see it for myself.
Love from Pakistan. You guys are real motivation.
Well said I love adventure Moto camping. I embrace the suck because it is still living my dreams. Thanks for the video!
Great Video, thank you from London UK.
I'm enjoying each episode immensely and learning so much from you. Thanks for bringing us along 🙂.
You know, watching your videos is like sitting around the campfire with you. Relaxed and relatable. I watch as few others regularly but yours has such a real factor, that ability to see myself doing what you are doing. Your cinematography is outstanding but it is that simple casual conversation you have with us each time that makes it so desirable to watch.
Awesome! Thank you! Appreciate the comment :-)
I watch a lot of "moto-vlogging" on RUclips and often contemplate if I have the financial means or commitment to try it for myself, but your videos truly are mini-movies and show that there are levels to how committed one can be to the presentation. Twelve episodes in and I realize that while you shoot video, that you don't talk while riding but give us updates throughout the video. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us. Godspeed!
At 10:22 "You need to learn how to suffer." You are absolutely right
about that my friend!!!
I am a whopping three minutes into this video and I am absolutely blown away by the cinematography and audio quality! BRB, checking your description for the gear you’re using!
Suffering builds character. That's what I'd tell my mountaineering clients when it was 0, snow blowing sideways, toes frozen. Type II fun. Loving the journey so far Sterling.
Very much enjoy your videos. I think you are the only one who shows part riding and mainly the camping. Very enjoyable
Man, the way you didn't level the little table drives me NUTS! :) Outside of that - really cool drone shots.
Ha haha, so funny because I thought the same thing like you...level the table...hahaha
Why would eanyone bring a table on an offroad trip, when you have 2 hard side cases that can be used as chair and a table, or hammock as a chair and 2 cases for a bigger table..
Plus he brought a chair..
Full of bad advices..
The lighter you are the better and you have less things to pack..
heaven on earth
Very good presentation. It keeps me coming back to your channel. Love it.
Yep great videos. I’m right there with you and can relate to the fantastic experience.
I have to tell you, been watching you from day one, this by far is the best adventure channel on you tube. no bullshit. I am serious. nothing comes close
Superb in all aspects.
I really enjoy your videos. Thank you so much.
The funny thing about those "uncomfortable situations" we run into when out on our adventure trips, it seems like hell when we are going through them, but when we remember those times, we miss them, and want to do it again. Sounds like you were doing a lot of soul searching that night. It's a good thing, and keeps us centered in our lives.
Your timing on this series is perfect. I have been enjoying this series, never use notifications for new videos until I found your channel. I like that you dive into the details and really talk about all the different aspects of moto travel. As I aspire to start my journey next year I appreciate this content. Thanks!
Great to hear! Thanks for letting me know!
2:43 that shot with your campsite and the GS could be in an add for the motorcycle. Very cool brother.
So fresh an relax brother I like this place 👍
Love riding by myself.....
Finally I found something to binge on! learning a lot from your cinematography!
Outstanding job on the videography. I appreciate the time and effort it takes to set them up , ride through them like that’s all you did, and go back and collect everything. Great effort !!👍😎
Very honest account of motorcycle touring and camping - good and bad but not at all off putting! Better than the cinematic stuff that can be found on channels which sometimes miss the whole story in the name of capturing views. I prefer this any day, good work bro, really enjoyed watching.👍
Thanks so much - appreciate it!
Video says it all bringing the experiences far beyond a lot of want to ride on two wheels. Simple at it best.
Awesome video, its where I live but I am watching this in winter, and drooling...thanks!
Thanks for the videos, always well done. 👍👍
Great video! This past August I did a similar route, Southern California to Sidney, MT and back in 22 days. That comment about "smoothing it" really spoke to me. On said trip, I spent every night on a thin, foam sleeping pad in a 1p tent so small that I couldn't fully sit up. Now I'm smoothing things out with a top of the line, nearly twin-size air matress and a 3p tent. It makes all the difference. I honestly think I could live full-time with this setup.
Sunday morning, watching this video, I feel relaxt. Thanks for sharing your trip and the amount of effort you put into filming and editing.
I have been following for a while now the dialogue is every bit as good as the scenery, very well done.
I went on my first long trip journey from east coast to Arizona never regretted it
I support your trip.
I look forward to a good video.
Amazing video and great philosophy behind!
Besides riding one of my favorite bikes, I like the way you are riding, ----- solo. You give me encouragement for myself and my R1200GS.
So love your photography.
Thank you.
Very cool video. Thanks for sharing. You are giving me some good ideas for retirement... in 9 years (but who's counting).
Was worried about a bear creeping up, but turned out just kids! 🐻👶🏻
Really enjoyed the the ride too glacier and back watched all the episodes unbelievable job you did thank you.
Fantastic Video! I was cracking up with the background noise. Lol
My long bike trips have always been on the cheap motel route. I’m going motorcycle camping next week; you have inspired. Thanks much
Your videography such a marvelous
Talking about weight... Many, many moons ago I was out like you are now on my R1100GS. I had metal bags, and had packed everything I owned it seemed. Heavy. I was attempting ro cross a sandy area with head sized boulders everywhere and started getting stuck and falling over. Eventually, I just unloaded everything, walked my stuff like a half mile till the trail got better, then when back and rode the bike out. By rode, I mean falling like every 100 feet, pick it up, go again. Rinse , repeat. I've never had to leave my bike, but I considered it that day.
👍 I will tell you, that R1100GS was so tough. Thru all that, just a little paint was scratched, a little dent here and there. I did have some 'crash bars' I had had made by a welder friend of mine. I was really surprised.
Woa superbbbb i love the style of the story teller...
Very true hard truths in this video. Some things said here I've been telling my Kids thier whole lives. Nothing is guaranteed.🏍
Really enjoying these videos. I am from the UK with a dream of touring the USA and camping, but ive never camped before. Cannot wait. These videos are soo inspiring. The past few days that ive been watching your videos, its felt like ive been on holiday with you. Ive had an awesome weekend without even leaving my home 😁 thankyou so much!
Thank you Kieran. I'm glad that you enjoyed the videos and hope that you can get out and do some motorcycle touring in the USA when the time is right!
This video was very enjoyable. I got a lot to learn from your camping video. I should go camping soon. Vikash sain, Rajasthan , India
Great stuff Sterling I really like the table in the firebox. Decades ago I added a food dehydrator to my must-have list. It has paid for itself many times over for those just add water meals except mine are homemade will never spoil and are not preserved with a ton of sodium in foil packet. I dehydrate fruits including the fruit leather so-called and many vegetables and fish, it could not be easier both in the preparation and in the packing. Add to that the variety it's all up to you you can make soups and stews you can make a complete meal you can make small portions you can pre-package it or mix it up as you camp if you really want to save space you can get a vacuum sealer and bag it that way. other than that trader Joe's is one of the best deals going as they have a lot of food that's partly cooked and sealed in bags- add water and eat , including the Indian foods, but in Bear country that's asking for trouble...
I like that idea! I will look into it!
been using the psi table for 20 years, I dont even think they make them anymore. I am the envy of the group when I pull it out.
Thanks for posting. GS owner here. Love the channel.
Awesome sir, be careful
Really enjoying this ride series thanks for the Entertainment 👍🇦🇺
Such awesome insight! I'm really enjoying your videos! Quite fulfilling on several levels 👍
Glad you like them! I'm obviously a fan of the Firebox and your channel too. I'm looking forward to more variety of cooking with the stove. Now if I could just figure out a way to travel with goats!
Both of you have similar styles.
Hey Firebox, Sterling isn’t kidding, he really really REALLY loves the Firebox Stove!! Haha. Great stuff! Ride safe.
when my kids are out of the house and thru with college, i will retire and do some of this type of motorcycle adventuring. but for now, i have to watch others do this stuff and ride my mid size naked around on nice weekend days. my dad was able to hike the entire AT when he was my age (early 50s). this was right before youtube where a NYC local paper funded his 3 month hike in exchange for his journal writing he mailed in at many of the check points/posts along the trail.
Great videos. Can’t help but think about Montana apex predators out & about in his adventures especially at higher elevations in the middle of Nowhere, Montana. Sleeping in a hammock, seems like easy pickings for a hungry bear or mountain Lion.
The driving video from the drone is so cool. The video of a campfire in the woods is the best scene. It's an honor to be your channel's friend. From Woongkham, a South Korean RUclipsr.
🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍
your footage looks amazing. wow.
after watching this vedio provided me more energy n wheel power
I love the end of the day Campground/cooking content!
Cool video...new foundland is a great place...great riding...take care..peAce💜🤴
Gimme More ! Fabulous
EPIC! love this series, great photography 👍 out of ALL cross country trips i have watched this one inspires me the most to get on my GS and just go!!!! Thank you for sharing and the time your taking to take us along on your trip.
Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! It really is a special experience we are able to enjoy on our motorcycles.
Thanks for the video.
not even to 2 mins on your vdo I already gave you a thumb up man… nice vdo nice bike ….you made me miss my Colorado trip since I was in the US.
i mostly provision every other day to keep the load light, i have a bed roll and a tarp, if i cant cook it with a stick over a fire, i don't buy it. When i was a kid, farmers were an excellent resource for everything because they were always needed farm help. nowadays they're all big companies and they don't even have what you would call a barn
Thanks, really enjoying your solo series.
Your inspiring me to just get on my beemer and run !!!
Do it!
I'm living vicariously though these vids. Thanks Sterlie!
Thanks Jim!
Great Video! Thanks for sharing!