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@Mr6Aleister6Crowley6 thanks for watching. It's a great area especially this time of year with the fall colors. Be sure to check out Mudsheriffoverlanding as well. He's the one that got tje drone footage for us. Has some really good videos on his channel

​@@adventureswithbearthanks for the shout out, we loved the trip even with the issues that arose and would for sure do it again in the future. Any trip your with us I'm more than willing to assist in filming some footage for you including and not limited to drone stuff 😉 the things we do for friends am I right? 🎉❤

@MudSheriffOverlanding totally right. We always have a great time when we're out together. Great little group of people

10 Mile Bay is now closed. Weaver Lake you can get to with 2wd just go really slow. Theres a long steep hill as well so it can be tough to get traction depending on the vehicle and tires. The actual West Harrison FSR is pretty accessible for most vehicles. Again, tires can make a big difference. Lots of shale and sharp rocks so make sure to have a good quality spare tire just in case. Lots of great view points and various lake access. I've seen 2wd trucks and SUVs go all the way thru to Pemberton. Hope this helps.

Definitely a trip worth doing. The whips on the front are multi color lights. If you look thru my older vids around Christmas, they'll be lit up

Thanks for the tip. I'll keep this in mind for sure 🐻

Thanks for watching. Hope you subscribed so you'll get to see new content as it comes up.

It's actually allowable to cross where the roads have been washed out. The places fisheries has issue with is when it's not an actual road like the guys who cross Skewelpil Creek on the west side of Chehalis Lake. Cypress Point and Salsbury Lake are both accessed sites that use these designated crossings. Also, everytime we go up in these groups, we are removing trash left behind by others.

I hit it on the way back too.

Thanks for watching and the input. The waterfall is super loud so trying to speak over it wasreally hard. I use my phone for all the video till I can get a drone so it's hit or miss. I'll definitely try to work on getting some audio editing apps to try and improve that.

@@adventureswithbear wasn't the waterfall it was while driving to the falls

Thanks so much!

Awesome thnx for watching and subscribing

This is from the West side. Really easy access.

Thanks, I'll head there this Sat :) @@adventureswithbear

This was with BC Softroaders so had to be accessible to pretty much everything from Subies to Ravs, Escapes etc. Was more about raising funds for a good cause and meeting like minded people

Nice, hopefully see ya on the trails soon. Thanks for watching.

You should join the Backroad Explorers group. They seem to go up there quite a bit. And yeah I wouldn't have gone if I didn't have good people with me.

Nice, always good to have people notice their vehicles in my vids. Thanks for watching

@@adventureswithbear I totally agree. I thought your rig looked familiar. I will def say hi next time I see your rig.

Great video, I usually do that run several times a year, superb place

I'm not but I do have family in the service.

Yeah those things are great. Built really well.

@@adventureswithbear i do plan on putting a 4" lift into it at some point

@justins8510 I have a 2.5" lift in mine and plan to go to 35s next year. Doubt I'll go any bigger than that any time soon. I still use it as my daily so way too many highway miles to go 37s lol

@adventureswithbear I am planning on only going with a 31" tire. I have air shocks in the back which I hate with a passion

Thank you so much.

This is BC, it rains a lot. I dont see any cars in the video 🤔

Cross at Boston Bar, Chaumox Rd and head north. It becomes the Nahatlatch FSR. Stay on that all the way past Nahatlatch lake. Follows the river for a while before crossing the river. If you type it into Gaia it'll definitely take you there. I'm not very techy so haven't figured out how to share links to routes yet lol

@@adventureswithbear gotcha. last yr we went to the tower and there was a sign to the lake i think that it was washed-out so we didn't bother going but good to know. thanks a lot

I definitely wouldn't take stock Cherokees up there now. Some more rain fell since I made this video and more heat caused more runoff. I'll have to get up that way again soon and re-assess

Unfortunately there's been bigger wash outs since this video was recorded. That being said, a stock Gladiator has decent clearance. Lots of places to explore up that way so still worth the trip if you can't get to the falls themselves.

Not sure what that's in reference to. I'm pretty new to tech lol

@@adventureswithbear video is squared horizontal at the middle of screen

@@adventureswithbear thats a 9:16 video ratio, change it to 16:9 and it should be the regular.

@vojinle oh ok. Yeah that's cause I do all my filming horizontal but I added the pic of the Event banner from White Rock Dodge at the beginning which was vertical. Guess I should have left it out.

I think you're asking about Hobo hotsprings on Harrison Lake. Those ones you walk to right from the hotel. Clear Creek is about 40km to the Clear Creek fsr then about 15km on that one. No sand.

Yeah for sure. That's Foley Lake near Chilliwack BC.

I definitely wouldn't recommend the trailer. There's a spot where there's a Boulder in the middle of road which would be tight to get around. And one crossing that's a pretty decent step down. Maybe try without the trailer first and have a look. Gives ya an excuse to get up there. Lol

@@adventureswithbear Thanks for the info. I'll give it a go in April. Worse case is need to turn around :)

im always up for a colab run.

@@adventureswithbear sounds good we’ll have to sit down and talk I’m sure there should be a could of other channels reading this??? Who might also be interested.??

@cj7supersnail yeah I know I have some other local youtubers on here so hopefully we can put something together

@@adventureswithbear that would be great. I’m nearly finished working on the cj7ss. But I’ve another Jeep here as well

Looking forward to it. Always up for meeting new people and getting out more

Totally agree with you there. Anybody, and their dogs, definitely should have been kept clear of that winch line. Better education and/or better awareness needs to be taken here.

Yeah absolutely. It's already being discussed in our group. Designated roles and everyone else stays clear. Definitely a learning opportunity.

Came to comments to make sure this was said 👍🏻

@Digger Dave was definitely a learning experience for the group. Was out with this same club not too long ago and we had a Jeep go over an embankment backwards. Icy hill and some bad ruts. When we set up our rigging we made sure everyone was well back, better communication and we took our time to make sure of what we were doing. I didn't get any video on that one unfortunately cause I was up in the trees securing lines, snatch blocks and checking angles.

Tried to go down here on Friday. It was rough 🤣 we turned around before this 🤪 Maybe see you out there one day ✌️

He actually came away with very little damage. Unfortunately ripped a valve stem so had to swap a tire out. Couldn't get the bead to separate. We had a replacement valve stem but no access. Even parked 2 Jeeps on either side of the tire and it wouldn't let go lol

Oh nice. Yeah I'm definitely up for pretty much anything on the weekends. Basically first group I'm in that posts for a certain day I commit to it. Will be doing some overlanding trips this year as well with some groups.

@@adventureswithbear awesome,! hopefully we will meet up soon then.

th-cam.com/video/yN9QUkRPAAU/w-d-xo.html This is one of my other videos going to it. Wetter weather, different season. I think there's a better view of it on this one. I also have another video posted on my channel of it. Been there a few times. Definitely one.of my favorites