Wind River Yukon Aug 2022
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Five canoes and 10 paddlers have 12 days of fun on Yukon's Wind River. One of the main tributaries to the Peel River Watershed, the Wind River is known for friendly waters, ample hiking opportunities and outstanding scenery.
Music credits:
Ashley Macisaac- Sleepy Maggie.mp3
Bensound - Acoustic Breeze.mp3
Eddie Vedder - Rise.mp3
John Bowman - Look For Me.mp3
John Bowman - Prayer Bells Of Heaven.mp3
Jon Swift - Bandon by the Sea.mp3
Kashtin - Son Of The Sun .mp3
Kashtin - Shteteian - Departure.mp3
Les Stroud - Delta Snow.mp3
The Jerry Cans - Ukiuq.mp3
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Thanks for recording your adventure, my pleasure to tag along!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Stunning scenery, well done all…
Wow this looks like an incredible adventure, thanks for sharing
Lovely video. I dream of visiting the Yukon. (Based in Scotland). Thanks for sharing your adventure.
A group of 8 of us from Ottawa did the Wind River - Peel River trip a few weeks earlier (June 2022). Great video - nice to see many of the sights that we experienced on our trip.
Agree with Ross. I was along on that trip and we had quite the adventure. It was great to see your video and enjoy the scenery all over again. That is a very different river than it was in June. It was a bit of a beast, particularly from McLusky and the first couple of days in. Did you see any ice fields along the way? We travelled through several endless expanses of ice on our journey in June.
Out trip ran in August. No ice on the river and water levels out of McLusky were low. River must be totally different in June.
Fantastic video - thanks for sharing! We are excited to be going on this trip this summer…
Makes me want to be there, well done. I love the way you put this together.
Great video! Way to get out there and do something exciting. Well done.
Nice video. We just finished this trip and stayed at some of the same campsites.
Lovely video , love your Bluegrass music .
Great !
Beautiful video. Thanks for taking us along. I would absolutely love to plan something similar in the future with my family. Could you share an approximate cost for such a terrific adventure and if you had guides? Thanks and cheers!
Glad you liked the video! We had three guides. The trip was run by Black Feather an Ontario Canada based adventure company. Check their website for current prices.
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I camped at many of the same places in 2016. Tell me, did you guys see a lot of mammals? We did not. It was very hot when we did this trip.
Not a heck of a lot. We saw one grizzly bear and a small herd of mountain goats.
I've always wanted to do this trip. How bad were the bugs?
Great video. Which hikes were your favorites?
Thanks for watching! We were on the move every day, so all the hikes were around the campsites in the late afternoon weather permitting. So, none of them really stand out. In retrospect, the Wind River really needs three weeks of time so that there are plenty of layover days for exploration.
What is the approximate cost of such a chartered trip? Thank you
The trip was run by Black Feather, an Ontario Canada based adventure company. Check their website for current prices.
No way. When I see so many people consuming so much, all I can think about is how much waste they produced and how they left nature. That sad!
What the hell you talking about,
Bleep if this is the new norm of “adventure “travel then thank you very little,I’ll take the road less travelled by as many of you 1000 dollar a day types as I can.You are the types where you go in for a thrill,while I go in for everything be it beauty,discovery,wonders and sense of being in the world around you.I’m sure those people think that way but,nothing can go wrong on their 1 week trip of a lifetime after all they paid that 1000 dollar a day price.Peace from a west cost Canuck.
beautiful stretch
Amazing!!
Really crappy music mix for Canadian North..
…with lovely scenery.
How to plan a trip like this?