4 Days in Canada's Backcountry
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2023
- In search of a digital reset, fall colors, and epic camp sites- Jerry, Kirk, and I cross the border in Sault Ste. Marie and head out to some crown land near Batchewana and the Algoma district in Ontario, Canada.
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Nice view and nice rig! Where did you find those spots. Did you have the trail index recorded?
Welp, being a compact sedan driving Ontario resident, I’m coming to the expensive realization that I need an off road suv/truck
Phenomenal video!
You’ll love the places you can go with a decent 4x4!
I love that area. We did a trip up there 2yrs ago. I need to go back to continue exploring the area more. Great vlog.
looks so sick!!!
That was actually a really good video. Nice work. Fall wheeling in Canada is amazing.
That is really just wheeling and camping, but since you left the USA, used your passport, had 2 border crossings, I guess we could call it short term international adventure travel, which is nearly what Overlanding actually is. Do it for 18 months straight, without going home, then you can earn the title of Overlander.
Thanks friend! When you put it that way, it sure seems like a lot of work for one extended weekend getaway! 😂
Let's see a full walk around of that 70 series!
Looks great! Those Johnnies need some Kenda's though ;)
Land Cruiser is rocking the Kenda RTs! Might need to go that route for a set up on some 17s for the serious off road trips 💪🏻
Drone shots were awesome! Is that the DJI Avata?
DJI FPV, a step up from the avata
Looks awesome, Can you share the route map of this trip?
The routes will be available on OnX soon! If you don't have OnX Off Road, I highly recommend it. You can use trailguide30 for 30% off. - In the mean time, the route starts on Tribag Mine Rd. off Highway 17 if you want to do some digital scouting!
GOAT MD ! What do you specialize in? Always looking for the BEST in the medical field :)
Goats of course!
Do you think this trail would be too sketch for a Tundra? That sand bridge looked super tight and im not sure the width differences between the Bronco and a half ton.
I think you could make it, but obviously you'll need to take your time and go slow. Overall the new tundras are about 5" wider, so only 2.5" per side.
Where exactly was this I'm from Ontario looking for more offroad trails
Up near Batchawana Bay. The trails are now live on OnX that I mapped on this trip.
@@Parker_Fuller oh that's way up there I'm a couple of hours East of Algonquin Park in the middle of nowhere
@@ethanblaedow475 kinda funny how it’s closer for me to get to Northern Ontario from out of country than it would be for you.
@@Parker_Fuller yeah I have been to Quebec New Brunswick and BC but never to Western Ontario
@@ethanblaedow475Not sure If you would know But Algonquin has designated campsites for reasons to protect the environment and park but looking on the crown atlas map it shows just outside of the provincial park there is crown land that I am looking to go explore. I am not sure if that land is still apart of the provincial park or is free to explore since it is marked general use area on the map. I am new to this so just wondering what I can do
First in to say Fuller’s wheels are too big
Might still have to get another set up on 17's- But I was pleasantly surprised with the 20's and 37's
Someone from the states coming up to Overland in Ontario?? I would’ve thought it’s the other way around. I live in Ontario and I gotta tell ya to me It’s the most boring place on earth for overlanding. Well besides Saskatchewan
WI is boring. But sure, CO, Utah, Ect… those places have epic trails.
north of the soo and west of nipigon are the best areas in ontario for overlanding. the rest of the province is just a great big bush
@@6738 I’d love to get some info on trails west of Nipigon! I haven’t been that way, but plan to. Heard about an old plane crash site that I want to check out
@@Parker_Fuller Not sure which one your're talking about , I know there have been a couple bush planes that gone down and a helicopter not too long ago. As far as the trails go, lots to explore around eagle mountain.