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Trying Winter Camping for the First Time & Ski Touring
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- čas přidán 19. 01. 2021
- Heather and I have been looking at some further objectives that would require multiple days, so we thought we'd try winter camping first. Overall a successful trip, but the weather was abnormally warm. Further testing required....
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This has definitely confirmed my insane desire to combine my two favorite outdoor activities, backpacking and skiing! Can’t wait to plan a trip like this with my dad!
The Alps Tasmanian is a great intro winter tent! Put a lot of nights on mine before I moved on. If you end up doing more winter camps a sled will definitely make those packs less soul crushing too.
That's reassuring - thanks for sharing. Soul crushing it was, so I'll definitely look into a sled.
Cool video! A couple of things to help you...a bivy bag (even a light weight one) will add warmth to your bag and protect it from moisture when against the tent walls...I also bring a small sponge to wipe the condensation when tent-bound during storms...for cooking, you can build a nice kitchen by digging into the snow and making counter-tops, and storage shelves....become a snow architect!.....and the real difference in a 4 season tent is not just it's ability to deal with wind, but with the weight of heavy falling snow. Stake it out in a full-on storm and see how it stands up...also use dead-man anchors and your tent will be as stable as possible. Looking forward to this winter!! Have fun!
Wow, thanks so much for the tips! Might have a glacier camping trip coming up fairly soon so I'll be sure to follow these.
great video looks like a lot of fun you had!
Cool! Might try winter camping in the future! Me encantó este video!
What a nice and cool guy! Canadian are awesome! BC is nothing but great!
wow, that's great video👍👍
That look's like a lot of fun!
A lot of fun and a bit of work
wonderfull!!!!!! the best of luky for you, from chile
watched this video without stopping or skipping so awesome!! 와! 두분 대단하시네요
봐주셔서 감사합니다! 🙂
@@WilltoRide I saw one of your instrgram postings and surprised you visited Korea Gochang bike park. also visited Daejeon which is the neighboring city of my hometown Cheongju👍👍
Yeah Heather's from Daejeon. Hoping we can go visit again soon - really cool country. I'd like to check out YongPyong bike park too.
@@WilltoRide Mountain biking is not a major popular sport in Korea but it getting popular more and more recently they build more bike parks and at the same time not allowed to ride some mountain trails where there are many hikers. Hope everything back to normal I'd like to visit Korea too and ride some trails with old friends. Before that, I hope to ride with you guys next season😆
Daejeon, even though it is the city right next to my hometown I think I only visited once for Daejeon Expo when I was a schoolkid. if Heather grew up there at some point she probably knows it
do you ski with the camera around your neck usually?
yeah, as long as I'm not skiing anything too difficult. Sits tight with the peak design capture clip on the shoulder, and the neck strap is there for backup.
Noob here, how do you get back up to your campsite?
Put what are called 'skins' on the base of our skis, and ski up the hill. If you google/yt "what is ski touring" you'll see in more detail.
Hello, where was the location of this trip?
Beaver foot area
@@WilltoRide thanks for your reply! Is it a lake close to Beaver Foot Lodge? I'm looking on Google Maps but I can't find a place that resembles it. It looks like an amazing trip!
pff why did you take out the flavour pack before cooking haha
ohhh hahah. Didn't realize it was a flavour pack 😅
Did you boil snow for coffee?🤔
Yeah, melted snow, then boiled the water.
William needs to sustain his caffeine addiction.
@@jaredgulaga8367 and his powder addiction 😉
You need to learn how to pack and slim down your load. Makes a much better experience.
What fuji you using?
Good eye. Xt4 w the 16-55/100-400
@@WilltoRide such a sweet camera, I’ve been using xt3 for my backcountry photography, although the in body stabilization would be useful.