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like first..good luck..

I loved this presentation. I've been using my iphone to take photos of wildflowers and using it to help identify this, but this cleared up quite a few of my questions. Really appreciate it

Well done presentation.👍 look forward to the rest of the series.

I don’t find the video of the bear encounter that you mentioned is linked to this video.

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Thanks for the webinar. I'm preparing for a 2026 GDT attempt. Two questions. If I bring an Ursack, how would you secure it when there are no trees or bear boxes? Are there campsites on the GDT where this is the case?

loved the presentation, sorry to have missed the live event. Also loved the photo at Pulsatilla Pass at the beginning. We stopped there and a 1 hour lunch. So beautiful.

If this is information they are looking for, they should not be on trail!

Yes a jeep can make it to Bastille bridge at around 70 ish km down walker creek, i drove the road multi times in 2023

Gosh I am going to be annoying and ask a question that's probably already been asked😬 At 7:30 when I log, does it just automatically put me in the queue? or does it change and I am prompted with "enter the queue?" Thanks again!

Frickin' awesome summary! I'm looking at checking out sections of the GDT this year and this is giving me some great ideas and goals

Extremely helpful video. I was thinking perhaps the GDTA could send out a “cheat sheet” of all the different access points you need in order to select your campground in each national park. It would definitely help people navigate the site on booking day that’s for sure.

This was very helpful! ...Quick question: Where is the link for the downloadable map files for Gaia/Watch? Thanks again!

Hey! will you all be doing a webinar for next season 2024? Thanks!

Thank you for posting this. This is very helpful.

Great suggestions! Thank you.

Thanks you for posting this. It was very useful.

Do you have the ability provide this resource as a PDF?

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Planning on starting the trail on July 9th. So excited ! The GDTA has been insturmental in planning and prep. You guys are incredible !

Can you please share the link to the snow pillow depths in British Columbia?

Thank you for posting this on the TH-cam channel!!

Comment about coffee - after trying a number of freeze dried coffee designed for backpacking, ended up getting a jar of Nescafe. There are a number of flavours and you can control the strength a lot better than using pre-packaged packets. Additionally, a box of 8 packets of Alpine Start will run $14 at MEC - I had to use 2 packets for a single cup. An entire jar of Nescafe will run under $10 for 100g.

For exit out of Kakwa, my hiking partner and I are planning to pick up Via Rail in Dome Creek. Via picks up 6 days a week there - 3 of which goes to Jasper. From Jasper you can book a shuttle with Brewsrer Express to take you back to Calgary (or other destinations along their route).

Good info. Audio quality during Ms. Sampson's presentation.was poor.

This looks amazing. Thanks for sharing.

Interesting to see what volunteers have to do for others to enjoy the trail. Another good video. Thanks to everybody who volunteers to do this work.

Great work.

Wow man, Awesome! You got some cahoona's LOL. Why would you go sooo late? Permit issues? Whatever, you are an inspiration. To say I want to sit down over drinks and pick your brain would be an understatement. Thanks for sharing your Dash!!! - Davey.

Thanks to all you dedicated volunteers!

thank you SO much to all the volunteers who helped build, maintain and mark the trail. we had the experience of a lifetime on the GDT this summer and it would not have possible without all your hard work!

Thanks to everybody who's worked on this section of the trail. Looking forward to experiencing all of Section "D" later this month.

Great webinar! Very helpful in planning for my GDT 23 hike, hope you all put this together again for next year.

Thank you for sharing, appreciated hearing the differences between North & South America long distance trails. 🥾 😎

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What in the 1990's is going on here 😳

Thank you all so much, appreciate the information & combined experience. Have been to many areas & still learned so much for linking it all together. 😎

Wow way too big for 7 days.

what would be the best route if hiking with a dog. (I have someone picking up my dog for section E)

This was amazing. Thank you!

This was excellent. Great information! Thank you :)

Beautiful shots.

The Six Moon Designs Fusion is a great pack. It's too bad they don't make it anymore. The suspension design is amazing and absolutely worth the weight penalty compared to ultralight packs if you need to carry lots of water or food between resupply.

Can Charlene please tell me about the bear painting behind her? Thanks! :D

I wanted to add one clarification to something I presented about PLBs. Newer units with RLS capability are able to receive a confirmation of receipt. They still don’t have two-way capabilities, but you’ll at least know the message got through

This is awesome, thank you guys so much! Quick question for Austin, regarding loading GDT maps onto watch, curious about which watch/app you were using?

Great session and great to see so many Durston Gearheads in attendance!

Thank you great information.

1:06:56 "I loved Section G the most....it's not on the way to anything, it's not the Rockwall..... the most beautiful section of the whole trail but it doesn't have that hype around it....it felt like I knew a secret nobody else did".

Awesome work