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Cool visit. What was crawling around that branch at 0:40 ? Top left sort of….

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What was the air like in those tunnels? Was it musty or anything? Looks like you could get lost in there! That's really cool exploration and I'm glad it' still there to be explored.

Hey! I'm a long tine westbank'r and just found your channel... I've been all around that area and havent stumbled on this one. Do you mind sharing which ridge/hill/vicinity that cabin is? Looks like it's above the K9 trails, but maybe you down lower when hunting for the cabin? Would love to have another destination to check out! Also, if you want a few more details or other destinations/explorations in the Pennask area, i could maybe give you a couple of options :) looks like you went up the downhill area, but theres a separate route up. Thanks for posting your stuf! Ive started a list to do with our littles in 2025!

Testing on Green Mountain was a wild choice. i've hiked it multiple times and never once came across snow in june while i have up on apex

Looks like a good test of the split board🏂

Apex❄️…windy and cold ? surely you jest.😂🤣🤙

This is very nostalgic. I grew up on west side road and this was before my house burnt, and when everything was nice. It's kinda sad tbh.

Great info.

That's really cool! I like that you had the history of the places to tell us while you were there😁😁

Is it possible to access in the middle of February?

Thank you so much for documenting the history and course of the Grey Canal so thoroughly and visually. Have moved up to the North Okanagan in 1968 and although aware of the canal and have been on sections I had no idea of it's scope. Thank you for taking me along for an incredible tour that has been long overdue. Well done sir and thank you once again!

we used to float down the concrete sections with out a tube as the bottom was always a bit slimy and slippery.. but we did wear out a few pairs of shorts doing that .

This place wasnt discovered by white man until rhe 1980's

That's a really neat hike! That monument looked pretty clean. I'm guessing they replace them every so often.

Thats cool. And so close to home too. Have to put it on my “to hike” list. Thanks for sharing. 🌲🤙

my grandfather, roy mc killigan manned the lookout through the 1950's to around 1960. his oldest son, my uncle wayne took us up to visit granpa and we got to see what he did. with 8 children and a very vocal wife i'm sure he welcomed the the peace and solitude. every friday he drove down to kaslo and got his supplies for the week and got a shower. after he retired from the forestry job we fished the lake in his old clinker built boat and there was no place we would rather be.

That's really impressive! Thanks for bringing us these cool videos😁

Amazing you can walk in there, that’s really cool

Which month did you go?

that lift was to lift shels up to the top where the gun was mounted

That's pretty cool! How much time between tides did you have to get out there and back?

So eerie and awesome.

That’s just plain cool….

Wowzer’s ! That looked so intense with the fog and mud plain backdrop. Creeeeppppy. 🫣🤙

Wow to think I've lived here my whole life and I have never been on the high rim trail! I've done lots of overlanding and camping around beaver Lake and of course postil, but never thought about doing this trail! Thank you for the inspiration 🥰

Great video and nice job getting that run done!!

Nice going! That pass is a huge hike. Just FYI for next time, drones are illegal in the John Muir Wilderness.

Hi. Can you email me the cabin location?

I’ve day tripped it in the opposite direction no easy task well done.

Well done my man! Was up the same day and Dee Lake Rd was lightly packed snow

Do you have to go through the high level water or can you just turn back ?

Considering it gets dark by 4 these days, you must’ve done this in about 7 hours?

Atsa long haul in 1 day, especially with the initial climb out of Kelowna. The north end of the trail is actually Coldstream, not Vernon ;). I walk a short section from Oyama road to Hayhurst Lake quite often, around 1 km haha. Have been as far as the Monolith, that's it...

Awesome video! Love the lookout pic used and appreciate the credit given. Love your adventures! Keep doing what you are doing and sharing. :)

Nicely done

Wonderful adventure, astonishing place ❤❤❤❤

👍 for the sheer number of extra steps on an already rare breed who complete the whole trail

I didn't know about most of these spots, thanks for inspiring me to get out and explore them!

Probably take me 4 days. Several old injuries.

Congrats. That was a heck of a long trail run.👏👏

Your video was truly beautiful and inspiring. As a fellow creator, I appreciate the effort you put into it. 👍19

Beautiful hike wow. Thanks, you probably did some extra K's due to camera work. Good job.

This is an awesome video format - short and sweet and gives a good idea of what the hike is like! Great job and thanks for the hiking inspo :)

Amazing place. I remember when the hike in was a lot longer. That's both good and bad I suppose.

We love your videos. Half of our firelookout trips are based around your videos. Keep up the amazing work.

21km by bike.. not 30..

In my earlier life I did 16 seasons on fire lookouts in Alberta, my favourite areas--two different lookouts in the Crowsnest Pass area. There is something very special about every lookout site, whether they are still there or not. My tower on Carbondale had the remains of two earlier LOs there, the earliest dating back to the 1920s. Thanks for posting this.

Amazing work! The landscapes in this video are stunning. Great scenes! 👍5

Awesome rainbow on the way up there🌈 How's the cell service up there then😁 Beautiful view up there😍 This is the second time I've heard about Falkland this week. It was on the CBC news yesterday😃