In this video I am headed off into the wilderness for my second back country camping adventure at Frontenac Provincial Park in Ontario Canada, this time I spent two nights at site 4b. Armed with a Baerskin Hoodie 2.0 and a backpack with 50lbs of gear, I headed out for a much easier experience than the one I did in the summer where I carried 65 lbs and hiked much much farther! Join me on this solo camping adventure and check out the Baerskin Hoodie 2.0 This backcountry adventure is sponsored by the TrueSwat BAERSkinHoodie 2.0 Made for all-season comfort, inspired by all 4 seasons, made for windproof comfort, protection and storage, the Baerskin Hoodie 2.0 is the last hoodie you will ever have to buy! The Baerskin Hoodie 2.0 was made for people like me who love the outdoors Watch this whole video to see how useful the Baerskin hoodie was for me while on this adventure, it kept me warm, comfortable and gave me plenty of room to store my critical items. Stay tuned for a full review at the end of the video and click the link in the video description to get your very own Baerskin Hoodie 2.0, use the code “10dave” and get 10% off your hoodie trueswat.com/discount/10dave
I enjoyed this one. My husband and I do this all the time. We have been to do many states. Alaska was my favorite. 🤠 I enjoy your abandon adventure much more though.
Thanks for the Baer link. They did not have them in my size but they did have swat pants for Airsoft! Thanks again! Great video. I'd love to hike there!
I like these backpack adventures you go on. They feel more relaxed. Say you are looking good. Urbex guns in full effect eh. Keep up the awesome work. Big Hugs from Alberta. 😊😊
What a great follow up trip. You seemed to have had more energy on this one than on your first trip there. I hope you found the lighter weighted pack to help. I can't wait to go see the fall colours there this year. Frontenac is such a hidden gem.
yes this one was very different, different weight, different weather, different route! This year I'm upping the ante and doing a back country trip in Algonquin, will be about a 10km hike to my campsite - a small lake with only 1 camp site, it will be perfect!!!
@@Freaktography Awesome, Algonquin is very different but I find that Frontenac is a good "training" place to prepare for it. I'm hoping to make a full length video of a trip to Frontenac in the coming weeks. It's a daunting task!
Thanks Dave, always love the camping videos! Beautiful place but a shame that the campsite spots are so close together. Hopefully the lighter pack made for a better hike this time!
I love the colours in the fall
In this video I am headed off into the wilderness for my second back country camping adventure at Frontenac Provincial Park in Ontario Canada, this time I spent two nights at site 4b.
Armed with a Baerskin Hoodie 2.0 and a backpack with 50lbs of gear, I headed out for a much easier experience than the one I did in the summer where I carried 65 lbs and hiked much much farther!
Join me on this solo camping adventure and check out the Baerskin Hoodie 2.0
This backcountry adventure is sponsored by the TrueSwat BAERSkinHoodie 2.0
Made for all-season comfort, inspired by all 4 seasons, made for windproof comfort, protection and storage, the Baerskin Hoodie 2.0 is the last hoodie you will ever have to buy!
The Baerskin Hoodie 2.0 was made for people like me who love the outdoors
Watch this whole video to see how useful the Baerskin hoodie was for me while on this adventure, it kept me warm, comfortable and gave me plenty of room to store my critical items.
Stay tuned for a full review at the end of the video and click the link in the video description to get your very own Baerskin Hoodie 2.0, use the code “10dave” and get 10% off your hoodie
trueswat.com/discount/10dave
I enjoyed this one. My husband and I do this all the time. We have been to do many states. Alaska was my favorite. 🤠 I enjoy your abandon adventure much more though.
Nice vidéo👍👍 I really liked the last hike 💪💪👋👋👋
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful scenery but yeah, the other campers did appear to be too close for comfort. The jacket is nice. Thanks for the vid. ✌🏻
Thanks for watching!
I love fall time! Makes for a beautiful background!
My favorite season also👍🏻
@@karenmilligan5597 I live in Iowa and so far October has been perfect fall weather! No snow yet and temperatures in the 60s and 70s. Awesome!
Me too!!
Thanks for the Baer link. They did not have them in my size but they did have swat pants for Airsoft! Thanks again! Great video. I'd love to hike there!
Glad to help, i have the pants too - fantastic!
What a great video! The area is breathtaking 😍 loved watching this ..
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love the fall, this park is beautiful if I ever get to go to Canada I would like to camp there
Beautiful scenery colours love these type of videos
Glad you like them!
Love these camping videos It's always beautiful sceneries
I absolutely love camping the views was beautiful thanks for taking us alone❤❤❤ stay safe love ya
Dave you should turn this in a series,Subscribe to a UA-camr Japanese camper . he stays outside and camp in his nice car.
I like these backpack adventures you go on. They feel more relaxed. Say you are looking good. Urbex guns in full effect eh. Keep up the awesome work. Big Hugs from Alberta. 😊😊
hahah thanks!!
I'm not a camper but I do enjoy you sharing your experience. I love the woods but camping not so much.
Such lovely colors and nature shots. Just beautiful Dave. That hoodie is cool. Too bad you had neighbors. Bummer!
What a great follow up trip. You seemed to have had more energy on this one than on your first trip there. I hope you found the lighter weighted pack to help. I can't wait to go see the fall colours there this year. Frontenac is such a hidden gem.
yes this one was very different, different weight, different weather, different route! This year I'm upping the ante and doing a back country trip in Algonquin, will be about a 10km hike to my campsite - a small lake with only 1 camp site, it will be perfect!!!
@@Freaktography Awesome, Algonquin is very different but I find that Frontenac is a good "training" place to prepare for it.
I'm hoping to make a full length video of a trip to Frontenac in the coming weeks. It's a daunting task!
Thanks Dave, always love the camping videos! Beautiful place but a shame that the campsite spots are so close together. Hopefully the lighter pack made for a better hike this time!
Thanks 👍
Dave you should turn this in a series,Subscribe to a UA-camr Japanese camper . he stays outside and camp in his nice car.