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This was my first "winter" backpacking trip of 2020. It actually took place on October 17th - winter came early! The video is a mix of winter backpacking gear, winter backpacking, and tips for how to winter backpack and camp.
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Just a heads up that I was mistaken about my reference to a Grizzly Bear death. A man was mauled by a female protecting her cubs, but the man played dead and survived. I just want to make sure I'm not fanning the flames of grizzly bear fear as it is quite rare for people to be killed by grizzly bears these days! The incident is also a good reminder that it's important to educate yourself on bear behavior and know how to react appropriately. Here's the article if you're curious: calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/hiker-injured-by-grizzly-protecting-her-cubs-in-kananaskis
the music though 10:26
Even still there is a true story of a man killed by a bear. Watch "Back Country" it's based on a true story
Great video a in depth gear video would be nice im new to the channel
Yep. That was they guy near Bragg Creek. He inadvertently got between cubs and the sow. Mama bear bit him on the arm and left. Buddy didn't even have time to get his bear spray. Bear spray or firearm wouldn't have mattered as it was that fast. He was lucky.
Anyway, it shouldn't be too much for fear, just awareness. I've been hiking K-Country since 2008. Saw some grizz at a distance and a large black bear closer. No attacks.
I've been an outdoorsman for my entire life and I NEVER thought to use old bread bags to give that extra water proofing to my feet. Genius idea! THanks for the content!!
Congrats!! You are on the "creator on the rise" seciton of the trending page. Cheers from Ontario Justin!
Me at the start of the video: "what? Why? Why would anyone go out in weather like... *sees mountain forest* Ooh! Pretty! I wanna go!"
10:28 someone just got killed by a grizzly bear *happy music starts playing*
I love the winter content! I need more winter upgrades before I can do it myself, but I enjoy watching you do it. Thanks for the awesome video Justin!
OMG! The bread bag for your feet will always take me back to childhood! LoL
I'm getting into my first winter of backpacking this year and I'd love a "everything you need to know", how to transition your gear from spring/summer to winter, or beginners guide to winter backpacking, etc
Great topics for future videos! Added to the list!
@@JustinOutdoors Yeah I would like to see that too, I have pretty nice summer/autumn gear, and I would like to transition that gear into winter without buying everything again.
More winter backpacking content please! ❤️❄️
Beautiful winter wonderland!! Minnesota has early winter too...had snow several times already...winter camping is gonna be next week for me❄️☃️💨🌲
Dude that section of the video where you’re talking to the camera in your sleeping bag was gold. LOL
Sweat management...i really struggle with that. I love the winter backpacking content!
First time watcher. Liked your content and am now a subscriber. Winter backpacking is great!
Are most camping videos on CZcams Canadians this is the 4th channel I’ve found that are Canadian. I love these videos though, they are very relaxing to watch.
LOVE YOUR WINTER ADVENTURES WANNA KNOW ALL UR GEAR TOO! just bought a new 4 season hilleberg tent myself!!
Check out my winter gear list video!
One thing I would recommend is hiking poles. I don't typically use them but in the winter with a heavier pack and poor footing I think they are useful. I also think some type of reflective ground cloth is a good idea. It will reflect "minimal" heat as well as keep all your gear dry.
I actually do use trekking poles in the winter, you just don't see them as they double as my tripods, haha.
@@JustinOutdoors Sorry , I did not see them. I actually you might have forgotten to mention them.
Wow Justin! This is beautiful! I really love this backpacking trip episode of yours. The snow is lovely and this just inspired me to continue spending time more outdoors and practically live there! This also inspires me to vlog it too and watch it again and again. Thanks for sharing this beautiful trail. The snow , oh my!
Its started to snow here in WI, would love to see more winter content. This will be my first year of hiking in the winter, Ive been section hiking the Ice Age Trail. I can't wait until winter!
Ive been section hiking the North Country Trail, here in the U.P. this summer, but now with winter coming. Get yourself some decent snowshoes. You wont be disappointed.
@@ericsidolmind Thanks for the tip, that seems to be what I keep hearing especially for some of those areas that are more remote.
It would be cool to see you do a side by side at home of everything you change from your summer to winter kit. That's probably a lot of it! But it's a good chance to give us an explanation for why you've chosen that gear. Thinking about doing my first winter trips this year, so excited to see more videos!
Haha, ya, most of my gear is switched out for winter. I'll be doing a full winter gear list and I'll make sure to talk about what carries over from summer and why I switch some things out!
Definitely want to see more meal prep. Like step by step. And gotta have the payoff of you enjoying it! As always, nicely done Justin.
Yes more meal prep!!
Thank you for the advices
I'm preparing for winter camping, would love some advice about tents and puff jackets
Nice job Justin. You asked for content ideas. Personally I'd like to hear more about camera gear and filming methods on winter trips.
Enjoyable and educational. You just gained a sub. I'd like to see an in depth video about winter clothing. Layers, materials etc.
In that snow I'd be using my backcountry touring skis with metal edges. Micro Spikes or snowshoes only if snow is not suitable for skis.
*My winter tent is a Tarptent Moment DW (Double Wall) solo tent or TT Notch Li. *My woodturning stove is a Trail Designs Sidewinder titanium sheet cone stove. (No open wood fire) Avalanche shovel for digging out from heavy snowfall and making a "kitchen".
Skis are usually my go-to as well :). So much faster!
The same day you went out, I was camping in New Brunswick. +17 all day, +10 overnight. Just goes to show how large and diverse this country is!
You know he knows what He's doing as soon as he pulled the plastic bags over his feet and slipped into his shoes. 😁
Great video brother. Really enjoyed the content & the music🙏🏼
good advice happy camping
Talk about the winter tricks you have learned with experience through the years, say: those plastic bags in the snow boots or something along those lines...
They're a sweat barrier so that the boots don't freeze solid. I saw it explained on Erik Normark's channel where he has a video about winter clothing when out in the outdoors.
I need more winter upgrades before I can do it myself, but I enjoy watching you do it. Thanks for the awesome video!
Would love more winter content! I’ve done long distance packs for months at a time and have experience w a few nights here and there in snow and temps in the teens (F°) but would like to expand on my knowledge base for longer winter trips of a week or more at a time!
Yes more snowy content please!
Winter is my favorite. Hoping i don't have to live vicariously through you tubers this season. I just bought my first snow shoes however you have solidified my thoughts of needing boot ice spikes as well. Im a newbie and on board as a new sub. looking forward to more content.
Another great video! I slept outside for the first time in winter lastnight. -4°C here in Newfoundland. Love it can't wait to do more!!!
Great music especially the banjo😀
Makes me feel cold🥶🥶
YES! Absolutely more winter content. Do you pack nordic skis?
Sometimes! I travel in a bunch of different ways in winter!
Can't believe this is the first time I've seen you in my recommended.... Great video brother thanks!!
A nice trip.
Great fall/winter trip video! Appreciate getting to see gear used in those temps.
Very nice. Still 36 F here so rain w/ a little snow, sleet mix. Searching for gear. Good equip isn’t cheap so it’s important to make the right decisions. You’re making it look fun and and enjoyable like a pro.
Saw this on my recommended page. Great video and I love the music, had to subscribe!
Thanks Walter!
Thanks for the winter preview
Micro spikes are so great! Saved more than one hike for me when others headed home.
Damn brother! And here I am bitching about the rain we are getting on the east coast
As for the subject we need to hear about: winter pooping
As a 30-year winter backpacker with plenty of pooping experience, I'll tell you what I do. It's actually pretty simple. When I get into camp I stomp out my bathroom area wearing snowshoes. You want the area and trail to it to be well sintered of hardened snow. You won't be wearing snowshoes when you walk/run down this trail. Select your deposit spot and stomp it deeper than where you will be squatting. Stomp another hole nearby. Place some sticks and small tree branches over this second hole. This is where you will pile the used toilet paper. When you are done your business burn the toilet paper (please). Kick some snow over the offending mass and remember it's location (important for next time). Leave the toilet paper pyre in place and use it again next time.
Take a bag and a screw top canister and carry it out. Simples
Use fire to thaw the ground & dig a cathole or small latrine to be covered before leaving...
Storybook views and big ups for showcasing winter safety! Hoping to get some snow like that here in Minnesota sooner than later ❄️
Good stuff! I’m looking forward to the snow finally hitting the Colorado Rockies! We’re still burning away down here.
I sure hope all the fires stop dude. The west is getting burned up worse every year.
A real winter hiker/camper! I laugh at the others who camp in their truck with a heater.
Living in the south but growing up in VT I don’t miss winter but I do miss walking the woods in the snow. ✊✌️
Absolute gorgeous scenery
I am looking forward to my new UGQ 0 degree (F) quilt arriving and getting back into winter camping! Thanks for the great video.
Great that Justin. Clarity. Really hoping for snow like that here in the UK!
Thanks! Great views of running streams and mountains. I'm going to look further into winter camping and hiking.
Thanks for sharing. That shot of your socks\bags were interesting. Can you explain how you keep your feet dry 🙏
My boots are waterproof and the bags act as vapor barrier to prevent the moisture from my sweat from getting into the boot. Your skin actually does a pretty good job at regulating moisture, so you don't continually pump sweat into the bag!
Great stuff brotha
Haha love your plastic bag layer in your shoes. Made me get through childhood and my teens outdoors, until I bought my first quality boots around age 18-19. It's not the best solution, but still underrated.
Thanks great content 😊
I love your videos, you go into great detail and film all the small things
Love your video, excited to see more winter video from you. I'm new to winter camping and I think your video gonna help me a lot.
I wouldnt mind a "5 items to add to your backpacking kit for winter". I'm an experienced backpacker looking forward to my first winter trip.
-40 Fahrenheit = -40 Celsius
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I figured this had been mentioned. Lol
Fing "sleeping system".... Every one is so fancy. A mat and a -30 sleeping bag.
Up north and east of you... snowshoeing and hiking the North Saskatchewan River, Elk Island to Vermillion area.
Appreciate all the advice you have. Nice work 😃
Love that area!
Great video my brother!
Stay safe and keep having fun!
I'd love to hear about bear safety if you haven't done that yet.
I have a video planned for the spring!
Oh yes! The best season to get out has started in the Northern hemisphere! This is perfect year for people to try out winter backpacking since it’s COVID proof. What are your thoughts on adding some Leave No Trace principles to your trips?
Definitely something I will be talking about! To be honest, I've been making sure my LNT skills are up-to-date first!
Great Video, lots of good info, great links, and good serious winter backpacking info. Thanks
Alberta boy here looking at doing some winter camping, had to like and sub my fellow Albertan.
Wonderful video my friend I love this winer adventure, I have plan for winter ski expedition, like your sleeping pack thumbs up mate
Spent last night outdoors, 13c, 56f. Wasn’t even damp outside, never experienced such a warm start to winter.
Oh my, thanks for taking us on your trip! I know I should not complain since I have a job, food and a home. But I really wish we had this mountain side in Germany, or anywhere we are allowed to travel to. And also I wish I was as brave as you! Bon Courage!
Looked like a nice trip. I love winter camping, feels like more of an adventure to me.
..I throw a light sheet over my cot to trap air. Then I put some tea light candles, 6-10, under there. Warm for 5 hours. A few scorch marks, mmm, ya oh well.... A couple of tightly sealed 2 liter pop jugs full of really hot water in your bag will keep you warm for hours too...
I'm from salmon arm but haven't been back in years, I miss the mountains so much
Hiker watching, hiking video on the hiking trail. Right now enjoying this video on the Chitral Gol National Park sitting near fire at Merin Casawer Trek.
I love the winter camping vid, I personally haven't done any winter camping since my days in the boys scouts in the 90's
Great channel! Subbed !
Great vid! I’m curious, are you gonna do a review of that forclaz trek 900 down jacket in the future? I am considering it for this winter hiking season in Canada ;) have a great one Justin!
I will be as initial impressions are super positive!
Oh so beautiful winter wonderland ❄❄❄
Great content! This will be my first year hiking in the winter (if I get out this year, may have to start next year depending! However, your channel has been very informative! Thank you!
Great video! Can you make a video on your winter camping clothing list?
It's in the works!
Thank you! I haven't done and COLD weather camping yet, but I am loving this video! Do you mind me asking why you didn't build the fire any closer to your tent?
Thanks! And I love questions! There were a couple reasons I kept the fire a bit of a distance form the tent : 1) Grizzly bears are still out and about and I was cooking around the fire. I didn't want my eating area to be too close to the tent. 2) I hate putting holes in my tent from ashes!
I'd like more info or a video about keeping fingers, feet and your nose warm and dry during the day and night.
I enjoy your content.
Stunning.
Looks beautiful❄! I can always tell u really enjoy ur time in the outdoors. I would love to do some more serious exploring like this someday soon
Hey thanks for the video! Really enjoyed this one and look forward to more winter content.
Great video..yes would like to see more Winter overnights!
Cricky that’s chilly ‘reaches over to the thermostat & turns it up 20 degrees whilst watching’
😂
Just beautiful!!
nice and interesting sleeping bag
Great tips Justin!
Another great video
You are really good with sharing your knowledge
Looking forward to your next adventure
Stay warm
Sheila
I really appreciate that Sheila! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this video Justin, so cold so soon in fall !
Good video. Thanks for the smart info and fabulous views. May I suggest non-reflective glasses (if not Rx, though)? It's a little distracting to hear you when I'm staring back at your tripod and selfie stick. Adventure on!
Maybe do a video on what is in your vehicle in the winter and how you winterize it. By the way, beautiful area
Awesome content, I've just discovered your chanel. I'm watching from North Wales in the UK. Would love to see more content like this
This video was incredibly good. Great content. Love your teaching style and how you do things. I thought for sure you'd have a hot tent setup, but this was great. You're just a bit north of me and I remember that October snow here in Spokane too. I would love to see you do a pack shake down of what all you took. Looks like I have some overlapping items but would need a few more things to make it work in -20 C temps. BTW, -40 is the crossover where C = F. Thank you again!
Great winter trip... I live in Ontario, CA... Love winter backpacking. Keep the videos coming... I'd like to see what's in your pack, and what clothing choices you make. Just subscribed. Thank you for sharing, take care.
What a beautiful area. I like to know more about contingency planning. So, it got a bit cold for your fab sleeping bag and you got through the night. Did you have an extra emergency thermal blanket or a second wooly blanket you could have used?
I am going to be winter camping, hopefully. I've dabbled in cold weather backpacking a little bit. I am trying to learn as much as I can. It's hard to have a light pack, I've figured that out already.
It's definitely heavier!
Question:
How are you navigating without a beaten path?
Aren’t your feet freezing?
I ask cause I want to attempt snow hiking/camping
I use a few options for navigation, my primary tool is a Garmin Fenix watch that I upload a map of the route on to, I can then follow that route with a quick look at my wrist. Secondary, I use the Gaia GPS app on my phone with the maps and routes downloaded for offline use. Third, I print off a paper topo map of the area I am going to!
My feet run pretty warm while hiking and the bigger difficulty is managing sweat! I put the bread bags on my feet to keep sweat from getting into my boots, which helps keep me from needing to dry the boots and keeps my feet warmer! The bread bags act as a vapor barrier. I'll probably be doing a full video on vapor barriers!
Thanks J
Always enjoy your content
Because you’ve made all the trail & era for us, challenges become less so as to enjoy my ventures
Very helpful info 👍⛺️☕️🌯
Vapor barrier with the boots well done
9:41 it always looks funny 😎 Very nice winter trip! Only for strong individuals