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Wow Neens! Such a bucketlist experience!! Love all the colours and editing too 😍 So cool you slept in the igloo 🥶

Thanks for sharing the video with us, I missed you already, nina❤

It’s about time you put up a new video!

Great job on this one!

Keep it up <3

Wow, what an amazing adventure to Uummannaq! Travelling 600km north of the Arctic Circle and getting to walk on a frozen ocean sounds like a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The landscapes are absolutly stunning, and it’s clear why it’s a photographer's dream. Thanks for sharing this incredible trip, totaly inspiring me to visit Greenland one day!

That is so epic. Looks really beautiful. How did your tech gear/ photo gear hold up?

Nina you’re great! 👍🏼

**No jackets were harmed in the making of this video**

Wow! That was amazing Nina. ❤️😍

So proud of you 🥰

The rainbows 😍🌈

Really enjoyed this 🥰 thank you for taking us with you XOXO

Nice editing. I prefer watching shorter vids. I hope your channel will continue to grow. That mountain reminds me of my fav yotutuber Foresty Forest.

Good vibes Neen 😊

Those views 🥰 ❤📷💕

Amazing content! Goals are in the hands of Nina! Thank you for the amazing content

Amazing video ✨ what an experience!

Amazing footage!

❤it!! 😊

Amazing video, it must be incredible to be out there!

aye good to see you back! impeccable quality as always

I’m assuming you keep the bottom divider open?

Hi what month is this please?

Thanks for the location. Guess I need to go up there next summer :)

We will go to Mexican

Glad this video popped up . Born and raised in Invermere , I was last at Floe Lake in 1968 , the glaciers came down to the lake and there was many iceberg floating on the lake , the scene mat have changed , but the scenery is still as spectacular. Thanks for the memories. Oh and the camping was wild back then , no organized camping.

Back in early 70s there was a fishing lodge up there 5 little cabins a general store,boat rentals and excellent fishing. Kokanee and rainbow trout were very plentiful to say the least . Back then the road was pretty nasty 4×4 only low gear coming down or your brakes were smoking. I still go there these days ,to many people up there now though, still good fishing at the wash out . September and October is the best time.

This looks perfect. I’m trying to find easy backpack hikes to get back into it. Thanks so much!

Hi Nina, first time here. Hello from Sweden. We have similar topography as Canada :). I have been in the outdoors for many years and still there’s always something new to learn. Thank you for the interest no bs video. It’s a pleasure to your content, very down to earth and no filler 🫡

What an informative video! Love Joffrey Lakes, one of my favourite hikes in BC.

Moon is the cutest!!

I love your videos! They are amazing quality and the footage is jaw dropping. I was wondering if you could make a video about Moon, and camping or hiking with pets.

6 years on...is your back still in working order? Geez, just doing some realtime pound math and you gotta be pushing plus 40lbs with a rig like this. It's an underappreciated art form to simplify and minimize the accoutrements. Informative bits I've picked up, ditch the mummy bag opt for quilts, lighter weight more compressible and the insulation requires space to fluff out to trap the warm air your body emits and that's rendered useless when you lay on top of the bottom section of a sleeping bag so half the bag is completely redundant. Tents and sleeping pads have to be thought about in tandem. Most tent companies bid their products to accommodate narrow sleeping pads so if you enjoy the additional space of a 25 inch pad you have to scale up. For instance, 2 people select a 3 person tent etc. So much crucial information to consider with only a few of the most vital items and this overload of trivial items detracts from it. You got a lot of applause for this but I have to be the dissenting voice here and pray no one emulated you to just end up breaking their backs and banks.

Hanky panky is literally the best, nothing else compares! 😆

Thank you so much for your canadianvideos! I am just getting started on camping solo. Your gear videos have been sooo helpful!! Thank you so much.

Nice channel! Like the scenes from Saqqaq. We sail every year by our own boat from Nuuk to Saqqaq! There are 3 huge bird cliffs where thousands of seabirds breed every year, just apx. 1 hour by boat from Saqqaq. Those places are also scenes to see!

What brand kayak were you paddling

Hey Nina, I stumbled across your channel while reminiscing about a trip my wife and I took to the Canadian Rockies a few years ago. We visited Maligne Lake as part of our trip and took one of the boat tours over to Spirit Island, and I made the comment that I would LOVE to come back at some point and kayak to one of the campgrounds there….it’s just so visually stunning, as I know you’re fully aware!! Your video of the trip there was really enjoyable and rekindled that desire to head back there….really well done video!! Looking forward to watching more of your channel in the coming days as well. I also wanted to ask you a few questions about kayak camping there, whenever we do decide to head back that way….we live in North Carolina, so this would be an epic road trip if we opted to actually go that route…I’m sure we could find some other adventures along the way, lol. Anyway, here goes…. What’s the best time of year to kayak camp? I’m assuming spring/summer would be the obvious choice, but not really sure. Any favorite campgrounds that you’d recommend? I know you mentioned another one that you’d stayed at on a previous trip, but wasn’t sure if that was your favorite? I don’t have the map in front of me, but would it be feasible to paddle beyond Spirit Island to the further end of the lake? Are there campgrounds beyond where you stayed? I think that’s about it for now, but if you have any other useful tidbits, please pass them along. Oh, one final humorous note….my wife and I occasionally tune into several CZcams channels involving kayaking/camping/etc., and now that we’ve added you to the mix, we follow three other Canadian-based adventurers!! I think we’ve developed an appreciation for both the beauty of Canada and the warm, friendly personalities of the folks we follow. Maybe moving north of the border might be in our retirement future, lol. Cheers, Woody

Do you have to be helicoptered in?

The best part of the video.. is the hot chick in the canoe 🤭

When in Sept did you go? We want to catch the larches too! Thanks

This is gorgeous! What time of year did you film this?

what a beautiful place🤩

Love the video!! I’ve been trying to figure out how to book a campsite for Lindeman Lake all day with no luck. I feel like my head could explode trying lol. Was this just first come first serve?

↟↟A really great experience.. Once I tried winter camping with an overnight stay in a tent with a summer sleeping bag.. it was really cool:)🥶

Great video! Does the Dog sleep in the tent with you? would be horrible if something came by and grabbed him in the night.

I'm hoping to do a Canadian work holiday experience in BC, Vancouver and this is absolutely something I am going to do. Stunning scenery! Absolutely nuts. I live in England, so no mountain forest views like this here, although the rolling hills of devon is beautiful in its own way. This place looks like what heaven would look like to me.

Nice video! Do you edit your audio in audition or anything, or is that straight out of the mic?

Tofino is cooked, Ucluelet is better.