Ask any Vancouverites about weekend road trip recommendations, you’ll hear mixtures of Sea To Sky Highway, Pemberton Trail, Gold Rush Trail, and the Fraser Canyon. Combining these routes, you get a loop passing through Whistler, Pemberton, Lillooet, and Hope. “The Loop” seems to have an official name “The Coastal Mountains Circle” or the “Duffey Loop”,…
After the Greater Vancouver Area experienced a few days of snow in a row, I finally decided to pick up this snow trip earlier this season. It appears appropriate to release the video now that we’re officially acquainted with snow – even among the city folks. This journey took place at the beginning of December…
Blowdown Pass FSR is just over 50km northeast of Pemberton BC. It’s a track I’ve saved on my map since I first started exploring the BC mountains in a Four Wheel Drive. I had no idea what the trail condition would be. In BC, details on 4WD tracks are always in the hush. Especially tracks…
After the Northwest Overland Rally, we found ourselves a short drive to the north section of the Washington Backcountry Discovery Route. 6 years ago, Eric had a hair-raising rollover on a seemingly harmless section of this route. That’s when he lost his beloved 80 series Toyota Land Cruiser. 6 years later, being so close to…
It’s been a year since I lost my Landcruiser in the Arctic. Finally gathered enough courage to come out again. In a revived Hilux, with a new setup, and improved mental health.Familiar trails, familiar camping activities. Trying my best to find home again in the backroads.It’s nice to see you again. Ya, me too. When…
As a leading roof storage solution company, Rhino-Rack has been building tough roof racks and accessories for over 30 years. Their racks are tested in the toughest terrains in outback Australia. Today, we’re taking a closer look inside the Rhino-Rack Headquarters in Eastern Creek, NSW, Australia. Overland Lady’s Experience With Rhino-Rack My connection to Rhino-Rack…
The Arctic Circle is accessible from the Canadian side through the Yukon Highway 5 (aka. the Dempster Highway). The 740 km (458 mi) unpaved highway starts from Dawson City, through the northern tundra, and ends in Tuktoyuktuk where you will be able to access the Arctic Ocean. My last stretch of the 2021 northern journey started…
