Alpine Biking near Lillooet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
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After looking for places to bring a mountain bike up into the alpine, I saw Molybdenite Lake near Lillooet on a map, and that's where the adventure starts. High ridges and peaks flanked our ascent above the treeline and alpine lakes made for an unbelievably beautiful backdrop.The hike-a-bike effort was worth it!
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Bodysurfer - "Jax Trax"
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That’s one rugged pup!
Yep, she's born for this!
Your video's inspire me to get out there and explore this province and record my adventure's.
Thanks David, I'm happy to hear that, and I wish you awesome adventures!
you have a great life over there !! greetings from the boring flat Netherlands !
Thanks Mark! It's pretty good, I can't complain!
...the adventure is addictive...says it all. Thanks for bringing us along!
Thanks for watching, Dave!
Beautiful
Thanks man!
Beautiful spot. I grew up in Lillooet. We would skip class to go up here once in a while.
Pretty epic place to skip class!
As always, from Luke, another awesome video!!
4:00 shot is to die for, great video!
haha, thanks bro!
That morning still lake shot, woah!!! Great work and scenery, as always, found on this channel
Thank you sir
Damn! Those biking shots were nuts. I just got done filming two days with a camera crew and now I even appreciate your videos even more!
Oh cool, I like to hear that Tahir!
Stunning footage! Looks like a lot of fun with the mountain bikes. Enjoyed the soundtrack as well. Thanks for sharing. Happy Autumn! 😊🍂
Thanks Michelle and Charles! Happy autumn to you too
Sweet. I'd like to go 4x4ing up there one day to ride down. Upper della creek is also near there. thats a big alpine, you can drive up to 1200 meters then hike up. I think at 4:19 that ridge line is upper della. south chilcotins is good too.
Ya, if I had more time I would have checked out Upper Della, and hopefully next summer I'll get into the south Chilcotins too
Awsome and Epic!!! :)
Thanks Curtis!
The tunes were bumping bro
I just tried to find something that fit
The music worked great
I absolutely concur!!! Luke's match of music is always spot on!!
I got a question: For bike trips like the ones you've done, would you recommend a full suspension over a hardtail, or would it not matter would you say? I like the less maintenance with a hardtail but I can imagine all the rough terrain might skew things towards full sus.
Thanks!
Good question Saunam, for the biking I prefer to do, I choose a full suspension. There's positives and negatives for both
If you like this i think you should maybe look into doing the ride from d'arcy to seton portage at seton portage there is a camp ground and a river runs behind the camp, you walk up the path you can find the big pool, above the pool there are some sharp cliffs. they would repel down the face and grab buckets of gravel to gold mine. then you can up to gold bridge where there used to be a mining camp. the lakes and views in this area are immense, if you want some more information regarding the place and around it i know a fair amount since i have a cabin at seton portage. if you are interested i can give you some directions to all the little back roads, there are still dug outs from 15000 years ago from the natives, they found remains from 50000 years ago. tons of history that can be explored, my twitter is twitter.com/synatrabeatz feel free to dm me with any questions you have regarding the area! much love.
Thanks David, I've been looking at Seton Portage on a map and it's a place I've liked to go for a while now, hopefully soon
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Thanks Ang!
Do you ever have any scary encounters with bears or wolves? Does that even cross your mind at all or do you carry any form of protection?
I carry bear spray when in bear country, and actually just two days ago encountered a grizzly on the trail which was very exciting. I yelled and Nina barked and I had my spray ready, but the bear headed down a creek away from us and we avoided a confrontation. I was ready to see the bear though.