Kingcome Inlet freight run aboard the "Inlet Raider"

Timelapse video of our freight run aboard the landing craft "Inlet Raider". Kingcome village is located up the river at the head of Kingcome Inlet. Central coast of British Columbia Canada.

[@marilynplant4647]

Wow, I wonder what they were building. A lot of stuff!

[@orgcoast5990]

Drive in wash! I love it. Great vid showing how much of Alaska's freight moves.

[@Teakspiller]

Kingcome Inlet is in Canada. Near the top end of Vancouver island.

[@orgcoast5990]

@@Teakspiller Sorry. I thought you were on the other side of the Passage.

[@januszcan-pol6067]

Hard working boat,and one of the best skipper in west coast

[@larrysgarage1682]

This is hands down the best job ever. Lots of responsibility but killer views and jobs. I'll get some video of my lcm on the crowded lake of Washington in Seattle. Lol. Looks like at 1:20 you put the boat sideways to current to push off the sand bar. Very smart.

[@andrewsnow7386]

That takes some serious skill and guts to take a big boat like that up a river that's just barely deep enough. It would be interesting to hear what the process was for getting unstuck at 1:20.

[@Teakspiller]

The process was: fill coffee cup & wait for tide.

[@angusmcnicol7029]

Great job how deep is the river you went up ?

[@Teakspiller]

The river is about 3-12 feet deep depending on the tide.

[@daveachuk]

@@Teakspiller At high tide is the river current pretty minimal? Like, could a kayaker make it up to the townsite? Or is it always pretty swift?

[@Teakspiller]

@@daveachuk its always moving pretty swiftly. Probably at high slack 2-4 knots.