@@Sunshine_day Made it 440 miles. From Big cypress to the Juniper Springs recreation area. Got the full experience. Cold/hot weather, sloshing through swamps, blisters, and eaten to death by mosquitoes. IT WAS A BLAST.
I've been that one person tarp tent camper in a sea of RVs and mega tents before in South Lake Tahoe. It made me smile and chuckle a little at the silliness of it all. But, I did enjoy getting a shower and pigging out on Mexican food right across the street.
It is the Golf of St-Larence river ...sorry,, not the altantic oceam .... the Golf of ST -Lawrence is about 300 km ( 180 miles ) wide and narrowing down to Montreal ..... 13 speacies of whales including the biggest animal on earth , the Blue Whales ... you will find all whales close to Quebec city , in the largest estuary in the world ( Charlevoix region ) and the longuest fjord in the world ( Saguenay ford ) with amazing trails.... all 13 speacies of whales swim in the estuary including the amazon and beautiful BELUGA whale .... In the winter , you may helicopter ski in the Chic Choc mountains in teh Gaspé park .. thanks for your amazing video ....
Enjoying the series! With the Canada/US border closed, I hiked Mont Saint-Pierre, Mont Jacques-Cartier and Mont Albert last year. Great times! Also camped in a UL shelter in a trailer park. When in Rome…
That constant smile ... Packing a 40 mile day and still smiling ... Wonderful!! Thank you for sharing. Have you thought of or hiked some of the African/European IAT?
Hey Jupiter I love your videos! Thank you for taking us along. I really enjoy backpacking when i get the opportunity. I have a question, in all you hiking adventures, have you ever come across something unexplainable in the woods? Like bigfoot or ghosts or something else? If anyone would run into something strange the odds are you would of seen it. Would love to hear about it sometime!
I get so bummed in the winter when I can't go out regularly, thanks for sending this our way! You're so stoked, good to see that! Can I make a request?? Can we get you a camera with image stabilization?
Just the IAT, I mostly stopped recording video once I got to the AT though I did put together a compilation if you search Eastern Continental Trail that shows my entire hike from Quebec to key west. This is just a deep dive on the one trail
Really enjoying this series! I live in Québec Canada. If i may correct a little geo information, when you refer to thé atlantic ocean, it is actually the (very wide) St-Lawrence River. From Forillon, you look at the St-Lawrence Gulf, which poors info the Atlantic ocean. 😊
If you want to hike Canada again, see some very spectacular views, and enjoy meeting people who love a good time, hike Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, or Prince Edward Island. :>)
When I was a child, we knew the wife of the last light house keeper of Fame Point (Pointe à la renomée). I would visit her with my parents. We would eat cinamon cookies and she would tell us stories about living in a light house. Two of her children burried there, having died of the spanish flue.
Where were all the bugs? This was the warm/growed-up season. Not counting the high elevation areas with little vegetation, there should have been scores of bugs visible on video flying around everywhere, even if you had repellent on.🤔
@@JupiterHikes Since the Long Trail bud, you’ve been in my thoughts. I know you’ve been through a period of change recently and that can effect people in different ways. I just hope you’re doing ok, it’s strange to think that, mate I don’t know you.. but your channel has helped me out so much over the years.
That's one part, no one hikes it because no one else has hiked it. But also maybe because bill bryson didn't write a book about it, dixie hasn't vlogged it, until last year there wasn't a gps track readily available, maybe thru hiking is just a more popular thing outside of canada, it does cross an international border which complicates things, more than half the trail is predominantly french speaking. It's just not as simple as your local neighbor in Georgia dropping off their kid at springer maybe. The lack of resources and certainly the lack of awareness all impact things. Then of course once someone does get there to hike it! it is likely not as easy as they imagined. Just some thoughts. Nearly every trail that isnt the AT, PCT, or CDT is very largely unused, just like the IAT here.
@@JupiterHikes hey man thanks for the take. btw i absolutely loved your azt vlog. hope to do that someday. for now I'm just walking back and forth on the superior hiking trail
Until recently it was hard to get information about the trail. It's getting more popular these past 2 years though, since they updated their website and are now on Farout. I met a few people this year, mostly Quebeckers, but also a Floridian hiking the ECT and an Ontarian couple doing a section hike.
Thank you for your inspiring videos. At age 50, I'm flying down to Miami today to start my first thru hike.
Go get em 💪
How is your hike going Robert?
@@Sunshine_day Made it 440 miles. From Big cypress to the Juniper Springs recreation area. Got the full experience. Cold/hot weather, sloshing through swamps, blisters, and eaten to death by mosquitoes. IT WAS A BLAST.
Right in my own La Belle Province!
A hike I must do!
Thanks Jupiter Hikes
Your positivism is like a breath of fresh air. So needed in these times.
This video inspires the hell out of me to quit my desk job and get hiking and stop missing out on all the beauty of life and nature.
I've been that one person tarp tent camper in a sea of RVs and mega tents before in South Lake Tahoe. It made me smile and chuckle a little at the silliness of it all. But, I did enjoy getting a shower and pigging out on Mexican food right across the street.
This series is so cool, lots of PCT/AT vids out there but this is so different, thanks for sharing!
It is the Golf of St-Larence river ...sorry,, not the altantic oceam .... the Golf of ST -Lawrence is about 300 km ( 180 miles ) wide and narrowing down to Montreal ..... 13 speacies of whales including the biggest animal on earth , the Blue Whales ... you will find all whales close to Quebec city , in the largest estuary in the world ( Charlevoix region ) and the longuest fjord in the world ( Saguenay ford ) with amazing trails.... all 13 speacies of whales swim in the estuary including the amazon and beautiful BELUGA whale .... In the winter , you may helicopter ski in the Chic Choc mountains in teh Gaspé park .. thanks for your amazing video ....
Enjoying the series! With the Canada/US border closed, I hiked Mont Saint-Pierre, Mont Jacques-Cartier and Mont Albert last year. Great times! Also camped in a UL shelter in a trailer park. When in Rome…
"Just the beginning."
You weren't kidding!
Man, I am really liking this series.
Phenomenal video, just awesome. Stay safe.
You are an absolute inspiration for the state of Florida. I would love to meet you one day.
Loving this series Jupiter! Nice work 🙌. Thanks for sharing.
Wow Canada does an amazing job with their trails and the shelters are fantastic.
I did not know about this trail existing from Canada ( my own country) to Florida.. How wonderful!. I always enjoy your videos.
Awesome. Would live to explore that part of the country more.
Love everything about this 😍 good luck for 2022 adventures
Now that is total freedom! thank you
Super cool, very beautiful...That's legend status, 5,000 mile thru hike...
“The caribou don’t bend to my will.” ♥️
How about those all dressed chips! I'd love to see those in the states more often.
Great video as always
Another Awesome Insider's Look at Young Jupiter !
Thanks for sharing this! It is a dream of mine of doing the Quebec (my home) portion of the trail.
It is 100% worth doing!! Especially as a local!
Fais-le tu le regrettera pas on a un beau sentier!
That constant smile ... Packing a 40 mile day and still smiling ... Wonderful!! Thank you for sharing. Have you thought of or hiked some of the African/European IAT?
Really enjoy these!
Beautiful trail!
Hey Jupiter I love your videos! Thank you for taking us along. I really enjoy backpacking when i get the opportunity. I have a question, in all you hiking adventures, have you ever come across something unexplainable in the woods? Like bigfoot or ghosts or something else? If anyone would run into something strange the odds are you would of seen it. Would love to hear about it sometime!
It's probably best not to answer this 🧐
@@JupiterHikes well that ominous 😅
“The caribou don’t bend to my will” is my new favorite phrase
I get so bummed in the winter when I can't go out regularly, thanks for sending this our way! You're so stoked, good to see that! Can I make a request?? Can we get you a camera with image stabilization?
Thank you, I love it!
awesome video!!! thank you for sharing!
Beautiful
Smooth style hiking Jupes, love it, just another 5k to go. Are you going to show the whole hike to the Keys?
Just the IAT, I mostly stopped recording video once I got to the AT though I did put together a compilation if you search Eastern Continental Trail that shows my entire hike from Quebec to key west. This is just a deep dive on the one trail
Really enjoying this series! I live in Québec Canada. If i may correct a little geo information, when you refer to thé atlantic ocean, it is actually the (very wide) St-Lawrence River. From Forillon, you look at the St-Lawrence Gulf, which poors info the Atlantic ocean.
😊
You're lucky, Québec is a really nice country
If you want to hike Canada again, see some very spectacular views, and enjoy meeting people who love a good time, hike Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, or Prince Edward Island. :>)
Newfoundland -where they speak english, but you don't understand the language :)
Get out there on the PCT and CDT. You will be a legend one day.
Those All Dressed potato chips are so good!
👍thanks for sharing👍
When I was a child, we knew the wife of the last light house keeper of Fame Point (Pointe à la renomée). I would visit her with my parents. We would eat cinamon cookies and she would tell us stories about living in a light house. Two of her children burried there, having died of the spanish flue.
I made it to Miami and never left!
Where were all the bugs? This was the warm/growed-up season. Not counting the high elevation areas with little vegetation, there should have been scores of bugs visible on video flying around everywhere, even if you had repellent on.🤔
I definitely had some bugs on this trip but overall nothing too bad! Mostly in the evening just before last light of day
Do you need to exchange USA dollars for Canadian or carry American Express?
Does your Yo-Yo double as a fishing pole?
On the other side of the Canada - the Great Divide Trail awaits :)
That is definitely very high on my list of trails I would love to do. I could maybe even say it is in the number 1 spot
@@JupiterHikes Checkout Justin Outdoors channel. He documented his thru hike. Logistics are a pain though - you have to book your campsites.
All dressed chips FTW!
Man. I’m worried about you. I hope you’re doing ok.
What are you concerned about?
@@JupiterHikes Since the Long Trail bud, you’ve been in my thoughts. I know you’ve been through a period of change recently and that can effect people in different ways. I just hope you’re doing ok, it’s strange to think that, mate I don’t know you.. but your channel has helped me out so much over the years.
@@OldBenjaminKenobi He's attempting the PCT again this year. Pretty sure he's going to be fine!
What are you doing now in 2022?
the pacific crest trail!
Sunshine State !!!
Yeah boyyyyyy
Why don’t more people hike this thing? Apart from the fact that I’ve never heard of it before lolol
That's one part, no one hikes it because no one else has hiked it. But also maybe because bill bryson didn't write a book about it, dixie hasn't vlogged it, until last year there wasn't a gps track readily available, maybe thru hiking is just a more popular thing outside of canada, it does cross an international border which complicates things, more than half the trail is predominantly french speaking. It's just not as simple as your local neighbor in Georgia dropping off their kid at springer maybe. The lack of resources and certainly the lack of awareness all impact things. Then of course once someone does get there to hike it! it is likely not as easy as they imagined. Just some thoughts. Nearly every trail that isnt the AT, PCT, or CDT is very largely unused, just like the IAT here.
@@JupiterHikes hey man thanks for the take. btw i absolutely loved your azt vlog. hope to do that someday. for now I'm just walking back and forth on the superior hiking trail
Until recently it was hard to get information about the trail. It's getting more popular these past 2 years though, since they updated their website and are now on Farout. I met a few people this year, mostly Quebeckers, but also a Floridian hiking the ECT and an Ontarian couple doing a section hike.
Check the channel of First Church of the Masochist hikes, he has done it recently, but missed out on Quebec because of hunting season
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Love the views, when they STOP SHAKING! Get a GIMBAL, DAMMIT!
This video was recorded in 2016