The Dempster Highway comes to mind for a remote adventure. It's one of only two roads I'm aware of in North America that cross the Arctic Circle, the other being the Dalton Highway in Alaska. From its junction with the Klondike Highway in the Yukon, the Dempster (when combined with the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway) will take you over 800 kilometers, all gravel, one-way to the Arctic Ocean and the little Hamlet of Tuktoyaktuk. As far as remote travel goes in North America, it's pretty remote and pretty adventurous. You won't need 4WD, but the scenery is spectacular. The people are kind, the landscapes are breathtaking, and the wildlife is plentiful (especially the mosquitoes!).
You make the best content out there. Even if youre just shopping and eating😅 its still pleasure to watch. Cant wait for more! Please make it come sooner
Sloop John B fair got me in, and Jeramey of course. Love Jeramey J. Gave up eating my lunch when Gwyn said what she said about oysters :) And must say to all from Canaedia that Andrew endeared himself to us Aussies with 'Spiniflex'. Loved that you included that 'bighead' moment trying on the beanie :) Really, really enjoyed this, Andrew. Thanks so much.
Andrew, as a Patreon and expat Canadian exiled to the land of Stars and Stripes it was great to see you visiting Our Home And Native Land, as the song goes. *Please* consider an adventure up the Dempster Highway up to Tuktoyaktuk, the most northerly point that you can drive to in the entire world. It's not as empty as the outback, but it's something your global-reach audience would love to see, and if you like rugged scenery, grizzly bears, bison, that's a route you must consider. My wife and I will hopefully be doing it this time next year.
Breakfast at Cora's is always a treat! Soon the stars will align and you guys can come over for a good long trip! As always enjoyed riding along during your adventures.
If you're looking for contacts around BC get in touch with Fab at West Coast Off Road a shop in North Vancouver, they're an ARB and Alu-Cab dealer who build some beautiful rigs. Overland Outfitters is another good shop specializing in Toyotas. As for local knowledge grab a back road map book and hit just about any logging road or crown land and drive until you find a spot, it's all public and beautiful. Bit tough with the fires this year but still lots of nice spots not too far from the city, plenty of tough tracks if that's what you want as well.
Check out Newfoundland, lots of gravel beach camping. St Pierre and Miquelon is a French territory with a huge sand beach. You can drive to Hudson Bay. You can almost drive to the shore of great bear lake (1 water crossing). These are pretty remote and uncrowded.
It's a simple equation. Value for value. How much value have you received from Andrew? Give it back. Don't think in terms of coffee. But value. If nothing then move on. If more, contribute it back.
Welcome to Canada!!! So happy to see you came to see my home city of Vancouver. Hopefully you had an excellent time in the area and want to come back. Oh how I wish I had seen you out and about to say hello and thank you in person for all you bring to peoples lives. It would be amazing to see a 4xoverland trip on the Dempster Highway someday, anywhere in Canada really. It is a beautiful country. So glad you finally made it here!
thanks for this. Bit strange watching a video of my home town while standing in my kitchen washing dishes in Nairobi Kenya Filmed by a channel that I have come too value for its Africa over-landing films. Oh and my mother in law went too school with Duke! It’s a small world.
There are a lot of ex-pat.'s (French and English) on Vancouver Island. Our high school band from the central interior of British Columbia took a trip to the island to get exposed to urban culture. The parents found us polite and nicely dressed whereas their own were "wild". Tourism is very big in Beautiful BC and hunting and fishing so popular you could take your RV towing a boat to wilderness lakes.
I can't do savoury and dessert on the same plate. The Yanks and Canooks got a screw loose. I can't even stand maple bacon. Loved the Pineapple Andrew!!!!! lol
TransLabrador highway, La route de Baie James, Trans Taïga highway; all are wild places, minimal services, beautiful scenery. All starts @ 12 hours distance from Montréal. You could go to Arctic ocean, or travel Trans Canada...
You could do an amazing trip through bc, Yukon and up the dempster to spend a night on the Arctic coast under the midnight sun. If you can get vehicles in Seattle it’s only an hour and a half drive from Vancouver, so the vehicle problem is not really there.
You were right in the vicinity of Shawn @theStoryTillNow, or Casey @Casey250, or Monique @OverlandLady who all would have been quite happy to show you around. I have offered before, if you come to the east coast you could take my rig. Hope you come back.
I enjoy hearing the Canadian national anthem at the start of hockey games. Sucks that you never hear the Canadian national anthem at the start of the Stanley Cup final games.
Roger Doucette bilingually belting out Oh Canada! at the Forum in Montreal ushered in how many cups for Les Habitants? I'm convinced that since they tore down the Forum, that permanently cursed the Habs. As for the Leafs, they haven't stood for anything except Oh Canada! since 1967.
A) If you are into wildlife then it looks like you missed a treat not visiting Johnson Straight off Vancouver Island. Only topped by Africa for me B) “we don’t follow the crowds with millions of campers”, so follow the millions in two big cities? C) Canada is one of the outdoor capitals of the world. Northern BC is truly one of the great last untouched ecosystems. What a place to overland!
the Maritimes and almost anywhere in Saskatchewan and Manitoba an hour or two north of Regina, Saskatoon, Swan River and Winnipeg. If your looking for culture and history you cant beat lower Quebec but be prepared to be treated very rudely as an Anglophone by some Quebecois if you've not brushed up on some french.
The Dempster Highway comes to mind for a remote adventure. It's one of only two roads I'm aware of in North America that cross the Arctic Circle, the other being the Dalton Highway in Alaska. From its junction with the Klondike Highway in the Yukon, the Dempster (when combined with the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway) will take you over 800 kilometers, all gravel, one-way to the Arctic Ocean and the little Hamlet of Tuktoyaktuk. As far as remote travel goes in North America, it's pretty remote and pretty adventurous. You won't need 4WD, but the scenery is spectacular. The people are kind, the landscapes are breathtaking, and the wildlife is plentiful (especially the mosquitoes!).
I just did that trip this summer, 17000 k....eh
You make the best content out there. Even if youre just shopping and eating😅 its still pleasure to watch. Cant wait for more! Please make it come sooner
Arriving in a new country by boat is very romantic. Gwynn, spot on, once again.
What a wonderful and fortunate life you guys have and work hard for. I love the content. Thank you.
That was very entertaining indeed! I was envious of that crepe with the chocolate on it!!!
Awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
Sloop John B fair got me in, and Jeramey of course. Love Jeramey J.
Gave up eating my lunch when Gwyn said what she said about oysters :) And must say to all from Canaedia that Andrew endeared himself to us Aussies with 'Spiniflex'.
Loved that you included that 'bighead' moment trying on the beanie :) Really, really enjoyed this, Andrew. Thanks so much.
I want breakfast in Canada now 😂
Love your work Andrew 👍
Lovely to see you in my neck of the woods. I know some people and will work to see what we can arrange.
I can’t imagine that you haven’t been to canada before. Overlanding a plenty!
Andrew, as a Patreon and expat Canadian exiled to the land of Stars and Stripes it was great to see you visiting Our Home And Native Land, as the song goes. *Please* consider an adventure up the Dempster Highway up to Tuktoyaktuk, the most northerly point that you can drive to in the entire world. It's not as empty as the outback, but it's something your global-reach audience would love to see, and if you like rugged scenery, grizzly bears, bison, that's a route you must consider. My wife and I will hopefully be doing it this time next year.
Breakfast at Cora's is always a treat!
Soon the stars will align and you guys can come over for a good long trip! As always enjoyed riding along during your adventures.
If you're looking for contacts around BC get in touch with Fab at West Coast Off Road a shop in North Vancouver, they're an ARB and Alu-Cab dealer who build some beautiful rigs. Overland Outfitters is another good shop specializing in Toyotas. As for local knowledge grab a back road map book and hit just about any logging road or crown land and drive until you find a spot, it's all public and beautiful. Bit tough with the fires this year but still lots of nice spots not too far from the city, plenty of tough tracks if that's what you want as well.
Glad you got to finally see some of my hometown of Vancouver. I hope to get down to Australia at some point. Might even rent a Troopy while I'm there.
Completely agree with the description of Oysters
Pretty nice epizode, completely different than usual but I really like it. Nice, maybe to short, but fun :)
Come up to BC and can take you for a spin! Got some extra trucks and lots of fellas always willing to head out for a spin
Check out Newfoundland, lots of gravel beach camping. St Pierre and Miquelon is a French territory with a huge sand beach. You can drive to Hudson Bay. You can almost drive to the shore of great bear lake (1 water crossing). These are pretty remote and uncrowded.
Interesting that you went for lunch in a New Zealand built boat !!!
It's a simple equation. Value for value. How much value have you received from Andrew? Give it back. Don't think in terms of coffee. But value. If nothing then move on. If more, contribute it back.
Welcome to Canada!!! So happy to see you came to see my home city of Vancouver. Hopefully you had an excellent time in the area and want to come back. Oh how I wish I had seen you out and about to say hello and thank you in person for all you bring to peoples lives. It would be amazing to see a 4xoverland trip on the Dempster Highway someday, anywhere in Canada really. It is a beautiful country. So glad you finally made it here!
thanks for this. Bit strange watching a video of my home town while standing in my kitchen washing dishes in Nairobi Kenya Filmed by a channel that I have come too value for its Africa over-landing films. Oh and my mother in law went too school with Duke! It’s a small world.
I live in Bellingham, WA. Great to see the place through another Australian’s eyes. It’s a wonderful part of the world. Julian
There are a lot of ex-pat.'s (French and English) on Vancouver Island. Our high school band from the central interior of British Columbia took a trip to the island to get exposed to urban culture. The parents found us polite and nicely dressed whereas their own were "wild".
Tourism is very big in Beautiful BC and hunting and fishing so popular you could take your RV towing a boat to wilderness lakes.
Wait until you have the clam chowder and seafood chowder in Nova Scotia!!!
Canadia - ❤️
I can't do savoury and dessert on the same plate. The Yanks and Canooks got a screw loose. I can't even stand maple bacon. Loved the Pineapple Andrew!!!!! lol
Andrew even makes YT vidéos of his holidays! can' t resist it LOL !
i lived in Seattle for a time. Wonderful. Canada too
Eating yourself around the globe and visiting tourist trap shops. We can all relate.
Very Cool Ep
Great vid, enjoy your trip
I live in canada (52 years) I almost never eat like that. Lol
Looks good tho!
I'd love to be able to travel to CANADIA Andrew and Gwynn. I could catch up with Family and old friends.
TransLabrador highway, La route de Baie James, Trans Taïga highway; all are wild places, minimal services, beautiful scenery. All starts @ 12 hours distance from Montréal.
You could go to Arctic ocean, or travel Trans Canada...
You could do an amazing trip through bc, Yukon and up the dempster to spend a night on the Arctic coast under the midnight sun. If you can get vehicles in Seattle it’s only an hour and a half drive from Vancouver, so the vehicle problem is not really there.
Looks like you ate your way through USA and Canada.
Lol. I say Canadia too.
Welcome to the Pacific Northwest!
Plenty of places with no people in canada but you wont find them around Vancouver.
exactly
Canada does have it overhand sites, too, not as many as the US
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Three courses on one plate?
Yup. Go figure.
You were right in the vicinity of Shawn @theStoryTillNow, or Casey @Casey250, or Monique @OverlandLady who all would have been quite happy to show you around. I have offered before, if you come to the east coast you could take my rig. Hope you come back.
I enjoy hearing the Canadian national anthem at the start of hockey games. Sucks that you never hear the Canadian national anthem at the start of the Stanley Cup final games.
Roger Doucette bilingually belting out Oh Canada! at the Forum in Montreal ushered in how many cups for Les Habitants? I'm convinced that since they tore down the Forum, that permanently cursed the Habs. As for the Leafs, they haven't stood for anything except Oh Canada! since 1967.
Looks like having plenty of money and time to take this trip was fun!
Really? Back to your troll cave.
A) If you are into wildlife then it looks like you missed a treat not visiting Johnson Straight off Vancouver Island. Only topped by Africa for me
B) “we don’t follow the crowds with millions of campers”, so follow the millions in two big cities?
C) Canada is one of the outdoor capitals of the world. Northern BC is truly one of the great last untouched ecosystems. What a place to overland!
the Maritimes and almost anywhere in Saskatchewan and Manitoba an hour or two north of Regina, Saskatoon, Swan River and Winnipeg. If your looking for culture and history you cant beat lower Quebec but be prepared to be treated very rudely as an Anglophone by some Quebecois if you've not brushed up on some french.
Hope seattle was nice! I also hope you were able to avoid the meth heads!
The real Canada is eastern canada
And in Canada we don't need Gun but we are good hunter it's genetic.lolol welcome to canada
Oh Andrew you've picked up an American accent, it's just hockey. Everyone knows hockey is played on ice, no need to say "ice" hockey.
In Canada, you might be correct. But not anywhere else. Hockey is a grass field sport in many countries.
@@4xoverland exactly, that is field hockey, but hockey is just hockey and it's played on ice 😝👍
You guys live in Perth and you don't do boats 😯