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Last Saturday, we just rode the “back way” from Quesnel to Vanderhoof, BC… what trip! We came back through Beaverly turned off on the Blackwater Road back home to Quesnel… 400 kms round trip… one day… fantastic ride!

Man I love your videos. I've been riding non-stop for 52 years now. I am a huge music fan of all genres. Right through to contemporary. I think your videos would be better without music IMHO. But its your channel. Enjoy.

As the name suggests blubber bay was a whaling station with a rendering plant till more recently than you'd suspect.

Pickup parked at a southern exposed clearing on texeda lol 😊

Hey buddy! I think i met you briefly on the way to power River and on the way back to town, i had a v-Strom and i was doubling my child. Good to see that i was already a subscriber!

Great video! Inspired me to drive the Blackwater from PG to Quesnel this past Sunday and check out all the lakes and rec sites on the way.

Nice trail ride, haven't been to Furry for about 7 years now. Not much to log as it has been picked over already. The trails are seriously overgrown but MC's are keeping a line of dirt going.

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Very Good Video😊

Do you carry spare gas cans?

Pocahontas is a BC Hydro microwave site great video

I know those dudes!

Great video. Been thinking of hopping over there. Watching from Spider Lake VI

Nice shots and good music 👍👍

beautiful scenery, really nice relaxing music too

Inspiring video. Like to ride my 400cc maxi-scooter to Clear Creek Hot Springs.

Stunning visuals! The landscapes are so beautifully shot. Can’t wait to see more! sub & 👍45

Thanks for that. Have been thinking of a trip too Texada for some time. This just added fuel to that fire.

My parents have cabin on Texada. Only been there once. Nice place for sure. Big cement mine still there?

I love your videos. But the elevator music, not so much. Lol.

that looks amazing

OK, so what part of Canada is this?

I worked around the Gang Ranch years ago and a good friend of mine, her mum grew up on a ranch nearby. Beautiful area of BC.

That was awsum thx man thru quesnel forks area also previous ride saved me a trip

Nice video. I did the trip a few years ago. I went the other direction. I was lucky to have warm dry weather.

I heard you also have a Tenere? I too have a Tenere. I live in Port Angeles, WA and know a great loop on the peninsula. Let's go ride it this fall. together. I have a great overnight spot 5 min from the Blackball ferry. Can I put my email in the comments? Love your videos. I enjoy riding in Canada, Just got back from the Cape Scott run up Vancouver Island.

Were those your typical 150 cc dual sport that you guys rented?…

Greetings from Alberta - Subbed!

thanks , brings back memories . there is a pumice mine up there

The crossover was briefly drivable in a high clearance 4wd. Really too bad they trenched as it made for a cool loop. A bunch of us found while looking for potential 4wd access recsites in the area. We were hoping to see it sanctioned as an actual 4wd trail before it eventually was trenched.

Thanks again, for your road report. The crossover is sleds in snow and different human powered means. FYI The road is called Squamish Branch 200 not High Falls Rd, the really nice falls trail is walking. Great stuff keep it up..

Thanks for Ideas. BTW, in future, for plastics etc, check out Industrial Plastics in BC. They have a good selection of materials for DIY’r’s. I’ve built numerous brackets for my bikes etc. Now a request: Which gloves do you use? Watching your vids you don’t seem to have any problem controlling/scrolling/zooming your phone!

Good on ya for going solo on that. I have done that hill many times but over the years it has gotten worse. About 8 years ago me and crew went through there where I took my 2010 KTM 990R with full luggage up there. 2 years ago I used my 2015 Yamaha WR250R without luggage and the larger safari tank.(Awesome fuel range 550km offroad!) You need momentum and don't stop. Easier to head to the bottom and try again if you don't make it. Road continues to Farwell canyon/Bella Coola highway -or- back around the Yalakom -or- Poison mountain to the Big Bar ferry. So many choices of fun! Great Vid

Sad to see the closures along the way, but still a nice leisurely ride on the right bike! KLR??

I like your vids. Good quality camera work and commentary. Some history and context about your locations would add interest. Kinda like ITCHY BOOTS!

You were almost at the Beth Lake trailhead. Worth the hike to Beth Lake, would have been another half hour or so to get there. Majestic old growth forest before surrounding the lake. Great place for a swim! I lived in Furry Creek for 12 years. Awesome area!

I just happened upon this video. I know the area but last time I checked the gate was locked. Curious is this fairly recent footage? (August 2024)

Grew up Capilano Road, hopped fence and hiked the Cap watershed many times as a keed. Heck, Cap was an active haul road when I was a youngster.

Looks like there hasn't been any heavy equipment or trucks up in that area for quite sometime! Followed your route past Phyllis Lake on google earth.......the Hydro Right of way ends up at the north end of Capilano Lake!! Thanks for the ride. Longing for my 2004 KLR!

Love that area. Nice work Michael!

Had to sell my bike because of poor health, Breaks my heart to watch.

Glad I came across your channel. Riding a "bike" (my term for a motorcycle) is a great way to explore the backcountry. Going to look more closely into that FSR and look up your trip on Google earth! Thank for this!! 👍

Wow great video. The second time we went over China Head we camped at the last campsite at the North end of the Swartz lake. It gets very cold up there even in August. There was a sign post just before we crossed Churn creek that I think said Gang Ranch but that was 25 years ago and the road didn't look passable then. I had forgotten how horrendous those hills were and I was driving a leased 96 F150 single cab 4x4. A guy I worked with told me him and a buddy out hunting came through there from the Taseko lakes back in the seventies with a huge amount of winching and shovel work.

Drove up there about 1998 with bro in law , parked just past the Elaho Giant tree ( it was pre fire so was still standing ) then back packed over to Meager Creek Hot Springs and back - there was a slashed trail - spent 3 days -2 there and 2 back a bit of scrambling but was very doable back then.

Used to go to Meager Creek Hot Springs a lot from the 1970's until the last big slide. Too bad because the pool and change house had been upgraded , and used to be so nice to camp and sit in the pool by the river. The Prov. campsite was good too except it was built on volcanic ash and the dust got into everything , and you could no longer rough camp near the pools. The bridge where you stopped to film the Falls leads to a spot where they open mined the volcanic ash ( sand / dust used as an abrasive in toothpaste , soaps, sandpaper, etc.). There are several hot springs - some roughly developed - along Meager Creek down from the Falls . The one trail you found leads to the best ones.

Really nice footage and commentary. Thanks for doing this. I was thinking that if you wanted to monitize your site with You... that hooking up with TMA could be an advantage. I'm not involved with TMA other than watching their vids. Dirt Chimps. 👍👍

Last I was up there a month or so ago, still gated on IR. Got caught in a torrential coming down MQ and that sucked all the view away, too. I'll try again.

I was impressed watching an OTR trucker pulling a lowboy up the FSR, for some reason. Bold strategy in some parts of HE. Didn't know how far up he was going.

Last I went up HE a month ago, I trailered the bike behind my Mustang up to Hick's Lake road, park, unload and head in. The ride out to Harrison is nice yes but, I've done it a million times and I got limited physical endurance. Wanted to save myself up for the FSR.

You passed my Jeep parked at work in Pemberton!