Into the Great Divide - Chapter Four
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- T and Dan hike 2300km in the Canadian Rockies over 5 months (June 1- November 1) to complete the first yo-yo of the Great Divide Trail.
Chapter Four covers km 850 - 1150, which runs from Jasper, AB past Mt. Robson to Kakwa Provincial Park.
Trip Reports and photos from the leg at:
intobohemia.ca/...
intocascadia.c...
Loving the series and the focus on scenery and nature. No drawn out monologues about what’s being eaten for every meal.
It's so refreshing to watch videos that focus on route, beauty, and solitude instead of gear and personalities. Like reading the old guidebooks
Never seen it done better. Just stunning
Great job capturing the moments, you guys have created a great documentary.
Thanks Wayne! It was a great experience and I'm glad the video turned out.
I've been working on compiling all 9 episodes into one 70 min documentary. That'll be out in a couple months but it's mostly the same footage - just fixing up some editing in the first few episodes where I was still learning how to do this.
Gorgeous wishing you two many happy years discovering new trails. Enjoying the best life has to give🧚♀️
Absolutely incredible.
whats that coiled up tube thing you are carrying on the outside of your pack?
Makes me wish I had gone all the way up to Karkwa last summer!
Yeah Kakwa is the best. The trek to there is super wild, but it sure feels like a great accomplishment when you make it through country that wild.
friggin awesomely excellentestly the best
Hello Dan. Thanks for the great videos! I have a question: what did you film with. I am always curious about it. Great quality and stabilization, right? And the other question: if to choose one way only, which would be the best time to hike the GDT, for you? Thanks and greetings from Switzerland! (Don't hesitate to contact me whenever you wish to come to teh Alps, I will gladly welcome both of you for free stay and hikes organization.
We filmed most of it with a Panazonic ZS100 which is nice because it has stabilization, 4K video, good zoom, and a large sensor. But it's not waterproof so it got wet in the middle and starting near the end of this episode we had to film with our iPad mini for a bit, and then got a Nikon AW100 on trail to finish the hike.
The normal time to hike the GDT in early July, althoough if you're fast you can start as last as early August and finish in September and then you have very few bugs which is nice. I would start SOBO around August 1, which was basically the second half of this hike.
@@durstongear Thank you so much Dan for this very complete answer. It helped me. Take care of you and thank you for the help and great videos!