Road trip to the Yukon - Hiking TOMBSTONE Territorial Park - PATAGONIA of the North
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
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In August of 2021, we drove more than 9000 km from Vancouver, BC to the Yukon and back. One of the highlights of our road trip, was a 5 day backcountry trek in Tombstone Territorial Park.
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Thank you! for showing us the breath taking Tombstone.
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Thank you for taking me on this fabulous hiking trip. My buddy 76 and I 68 we made it too to the valley of the Tombstone mountain, and yes we where same like you in aww of this
fary tale scenery. Only we made it with the helicopter from Dawson City. We have same like you, we made some videos of our 10 week trip, yours are professional, mine are made with with cheap GoPro cameras, but perhaps you go for a sneak peek to Our Trip to the Yukon A Two Old Crows Production we will put the video of the helicopter ride on the 24.04.23 on YuuTube. Your video is super and we enjoyed it very much. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for the kind words. I will keep an eye out for your video as well!
Holy smokes man, Gorgeous. And beautifully captured!
Thanks dude! This one was so much fun to shoot.
Fantastic, thank you for sharing! My sister and I are gearing up to do this hike next August. It's so exciting to get a glimpse into our future.
Thank you so much for watching! You are going to have a blast there. Make sure you book your permits early.
@@briceferrestudio Yes! We will be ready in early January to book as soon as spots open up. I noticed you didn't use hiking poles, did you feel alright without them?
@@michellevanderzon3735 I didn't use poles for a couple of reasons. The first one being that I always have my DSLR camera in my hand. It is never in a bag. So I couldn't carry poles because of that. And the second reason is that I never use them, even though I do this stuff a lot. But it's just a personal preference. I train a significant amount (every day) for long distances running and hiking and never felt the need to use poles. But if you are not used to this type of terrain with a large pack, I would definitely advise to bring some. 100% of the people we saw there had poles. :)
@@briceferrestudio Thanks, I appreciate your advice. Poles it is haha!!!
@@michellevanderzon3735 Probably the wisest decision. :)
Looks amazing! Great views :)
Thank you for watching!
Looks like an amazing hike! You got great footage along the trail!
It sure was! And thank you for the kind words. We had fun shooting this one for sure.
Any geologist is going NUTS over the chert you are walking over...and NOT PICKING up. :) I keep stopping the vid hoping to catch the frame in focus of the rocks.
I need to be educated on the rocks with walk by for sure. I noticed how beautiful and sharp they were and we did stop to look at them when we stopped, but did not film them. And since we did not bring any back (Leave no trace) we can't show them to people. I guess we'll have to go back. :) You should definitely visit Tombstone, if you haven't. It's amazing out there! Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate it.
When the good old hiking poles are your friend lol
Yes, Melanie would have loved some poles in places for sure. :)
Thank you for sharing this beautiful place!
My pleasure! Thank you for watching!
I think I met you on the trail when your way back. Nice camera!
Yes! I remember you! You had the 360 camera, right? :)
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Just love it! I saw someone go there by helicopter. Is it an alternative to days of back country hiking?
Thank you for watching. Yes, you can take a helicopter to the last Lake and then hike hike via Divide and Grizzly Lake.
Love it!
Thanks!!
Amazing, Thumbs up from Pakistan
Why don't you use the trekking poles and tourist seat pad (for butt)? Some places of Yukon looks exactly like Kamchatka and Hibiny in Russia.
Nice! Sounds like we should visit Kamchatka and Hibiny at some point. We didn't own trekking poles when we did this trip. We do now. As for seats, we don't mind sitting on rocks.
Great video. Definitely remind me of my time in Yukon this summer. I'm working on a video for this trip too. We have a different style of video, but I love your style too.
I subscribe and will definitely watch more videos.
Thank you so much for stopping bay and watching. I am looking forward to watching your work as well!
@@briceferrestudio I also add you on Instagram. Thank you. Hope everything's ok for you in b.c. right now with all the water
Great sharing! At what date did you go? I booked for the early Sep 2022, wondering what the weather and temperature gonna be.
We shot this between Aug 17th and 21st 2021. I'd say bring warm waterproof clothes in September as well, but you are going to love it, I'm sure. It's spectacular up there.
Thank you for your advice! For sure I will prepare for the extreme weather.
9000km？ I google it only 3000km
You gotta stop and take detours along the way. What's the point of going straight there? We took a lot of beautiful detours. We also drove 6 weeks. I'm sure google says you can be there much faster. :)
Oyeah, beautiful!
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Patagonia of the North? Nope. It's the Tombstones and doesn't need to be compared to anything by way of introduction. Nice video, but the Tombstones have a way of making good photographs and videos. I am glad you enjoyed it, but would prefer to not have this area 'advertised' for all the bucket listers out there. Go to Patagonia, the real deal, not 'patagonia of the north'.
Thank you for watching! I appreciate the feedback. I disagree with almost everything you just said, but I respect how you feel about it. I did go to Patagonia (the "Tombstone of the south") as well, and I can attest that the nickname "patagonia of the north" is well deserved. Such an incredible area. It was never on my bucket list, as I do not have a bucket list, but I am still glad I decided to take the trip there. I loved every second of it.
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