I just set my cold record- Truck Camping in UP MICHIGAN 

Some notes: 1) Found toe warmers in my console in the morning. LOL. Oh well. 2) I don't have a carbon monoxide alarm... the topper is full of air leaks/gaps. It's FINE. 3) I prefer HOT ROCKS, warmed in a fire, stashed in wool socks for warming my feet. Without a fire, no hot rocks. 4) I've never tried a hot water bottle, but neither hot rocks or water bottle would last more than 2-3 hours. (I've tested hot rocks for weeks on end in much warmer temps.) 5) The tailgate and glass stay open at night. I can lock my wooden doors. 6) The side windows OPEN in case of emergency. 7) I don't plan on adding any more insulation or building anything permanent in the truck. 8) I'm not worried about sasquatch or dog man. 9) The coldest I've experienced living in Alaska was a few days at -60 F. Not camping weather. But neither is -17. LOL THANKS FOR WATCHING!!!

As a country girl who lives way back in the woods, I get a lot of great tips & ideas for various projects from your channel... I love that you publicly show your love for the Lord & pray before every meal. Peace & Love from Georgia, USA.

Cold feet winter camping you say. Here's a tip. Boil some water and put it in a Nalgene before you go to bed. Toss it in your bag and send it towards your feet for the night. Then, when you wake up during the night thirsty, take a sip of warm water. In the morning you hydrated and supplemented your feet comfort all in one. I've done this a bunch. Take care.

As a person who just been through 1.5 years of chemo: Thank you for making me feel like I'm out on trips in cars & nature. 😊♥️🤗Love from Norway.

I know this is years after you did this, but, I am living vicariously through you in hopes for my years of solo camping after retirement. Thank you sooooo much for your inspiration.

I’m 62 and inspired by you, so I spent 3 nights on our creek in north Texas. 27 degrees... 3 dog night and only had one. Tent camping and loved every minute of it. On the 4th day a cattle roundup. 6th generation cattle rancher. Life is good and God provides!

Glad you were able to stay warm in such cold temps! Thank you for praying over your food and for the viewers. It means more than you can know! God bless you all.

My dad was a traveling salesman in the 1960's in Michigan, and he used a slide in pick-up truck camper to cover the upper and lower parts of the state. He talked about cold weather like that, and blizzard conditions, and I sensed he really loved it. Many of the businesses he called on, were surprised to see him in such bad weather, so he usually made good sales, because I imagine they would feel some guilt if they wouldn't support someone who was willing to brave such terrible weather conditions to keep them well supplied. You have to remember that those times were much different than today.

Brooke, I’ve never seen anyone so happy to be freezing their butt off. You’re amazing. Hugs to Dave and thanks for the great video

We use those little packets from the hardware that you can put in your pockets, mitts, or boots to warm up our hands or feet. Kudos to you for hanging in there. I probably would have bailed. You are one tough cookie!!2🙌

Brook, I've been away from your channel for a while (forgot to check in!) and forgot how precious you are and what a joy you are to watch. I have to say you are one of the most lovable people I've ever "met". Such joy in you and such a trooper! Glad to be back watching you again. Take care of those digits!

This is my first time watching your channel. I must say you are a very brave young woman to be out and about camping in such extreme cold weather. May God continue to bless and protect you as you continue your life’s journey.

Brooke, I live in a caravan. When you're back home, cut some cardboard to fit in the window frames (under the curtains) It really makes a difference. Flat & easy to store 💜

I had to pause your video to thank you for your prayer to people you don't even know. I'm going through the darkest time of my life right now, but I have hope and joy in knowing there are good people out there! I love your enthusiasm and excitement in your videos. I enjoy watching you and your husbands content! Thank you for documenting y'alls adventures! I know it is a simple thing to say, but your prayer when you were eating your chilly mac really encouraged me! Thank you!

Hi Brooke. Love your channel. When Mom & I used to go camping, she would be cold at night. I made pouches out of washcloths to hold 2 hand, foot or body warmers (which ever ones I could get). Then about 30 to 60 minutes before bed I would activate the warmers, and put them in the pouches. I’d put one at the bottom of the sleeping bag for her feet, one about half way up and one up where her shoulders would be. This helped Mom stay warm for most of the night. Just thought this might help you be warmer in your topper.

I’m a Michigan girl, and you had me tearing up over those falls! I am not able to hike like that any more. So beautiful. I love your sense of adventure and your joy really shines through. Thank you for sharing!

-25 is as cold as I ever camped and I hope I never have to camp below 45 degrees ever again. I'm old and the cold camping days are long gone I hope. I'll just watch people like you who still cold camp.

All the work you did on the truck camper is amazing. Great work Brooke. You show people what's possible. Love that you shop at thrift stores!!

I loved this . What a cozy little camper space you have created . I love watching your videos Brook . I live in the Canadian Maritimes . I have physical limitations and require a wheelchair , but I have started solo camping , and I am having a ball . I use a tent that I am able to drive my wheelchair right in to . Doctors were treating my chronic pain , that I was left with after damage from bone tumors , with heavy narcotics for over twenty years . So I basically slept through those 20 years of my life , but I don't take any of them anymore , and I am treating my pain myself now in other ways and I started trying to do more things . I'm not very "able" so what we do is my adult sons come and set up my tent for me and then they leave me to do my camping on my own and I am having so much fun . Thanks so much for inspiring me . Please keep posting your adventures . They are wonderful to watch and may inspire more women to get outdoors and try things 😀

Love your swinging doors. So much more civilized. I lived in truck for years with various kinds of makeshift heat like little buddy. Then 4 months ago I finally sprung for a real furnace. Propex thermostat controlled fully vented propane heater. All exhaust goes out through the floor. Only clean dry heat pumped inside my cap. Set the thermostat (say 45°) and it turns on and off as needed throughout the night. TOTALLY CHANGED MY LIFE! No more struggle to stay warm and no more frost and condensation. Just push the on button and you are comfy warm. Can't recommend it enough and can't believe I waited so long to get it.

OMG Brooke -17F! Holy catfish that is so 🥶! I'm glad you got through the night. The truck camper is so sweet. The water fall was so beautiful. Be safe out there.

Well done young lady, that was a freezing night to be in the back of a truck at those temperatures. Well done and thanks for sharing, stunning waterfalls at the end of the vid.

I'm a Yooper temporarily going to college East, and I find so much comfort in watching your videos, especially when you go to places I recognize like Bond Falls! Thank you for keeping me sane, I look forward to coming home in a couple months!

I’m basically living in the back of my pick-up like that. All propane needs to be warmed up first. Also, fan would be good to circulate the heat from the Buddy Heater (maybe the next size up would help for your heating needs). The biggest problem with propane is moisture. So if you have wood in your truck it might get moldy. I also have two sleeping bags. My Coleman is rated for -40 F. But that’s too much now as I get hot in it. Now I use the lighter one. It makes a difference that my truck is insulated like a home though. Lastly, having an extra pair of inserts can be used just as and for slippers. Some of the stuff you’ve done here I’ve been doing for seven years now. 🙂

I felt the cold watching you! Great endurance, you. Hope you are warmer now. With your next build, don't forget to add insulation to the floor. It helps! A couple of insulated removable window covers help A LOT, too. Beautiful build, beautiful journey, and beautiful woman. Thank you for inspiring us and sharing.

Brooke, Another tip to help evenly warn the camper. Next time bring a medium size pot, fill it with water and then just boil the water. Don't take it off the burner. The boiling water creates humidity and humidity covers then entire camper all at once warming the place up. I learned this back in the 70s when we lost electric due to a snow storm and dad pulled out his propane stove and "cooked" to large pots of water and it warmed the place up pretty quickly.

There’s something really special about you Brooke. You have a beautiful soul and an enthusiasm for life that is captivating. And you can build stuff!!

My record is -8F. I slept under a tarp. I'm perfectly happy if I never break that record. I've camped below 0 one other time, several times in single digits, several in the teens, and a bunch in the 20s. For my feet, I use those toasty toes or even hand warmers between 2 layers of socks. One trick that also helps me is to pull the toe of my socks a couple of inches away from the ends of my toes. That little extra air space makes a lot of difference. Congrats on your record!!

Brooke, you are amazing! I love the way you face challenges in such a positive way. You always keep it real and that's just one of the reasons I admire you so. Stay warm! 🥶

I concur, a couple of rubber hot water bottles- one for hands/body, one for feet, filled with near boiling water, should help to keep you toasty for a few hours! Another fab video, Brooke. You really are tough andso brave spending time alone out there. I suppose I’m just a wimp!! 😆

Updated: I just happened to see your channel, and others similar channels recently, and I think that you, and others sharing their actual reality, and some have expressed some of the up, and down sides to van, RV, or vehicle living. I believe that it is very helpful, and beneficial to others who may be thinking about this type of living without actually thinking through, about the some of the realistic problems that could occur with vehicle or van living etc. People need to know what up sides there are, as well as some of the down sides of vehicle living. I believe this channel, and other channels have been informative to others, including myself. Although, I am NOT living in a vehicle or anything like this. I feel that you , and others RU-vidrs sharing this with your viewers will be very helpful. I wish you ALL the Best with your traveling endeavors. I shared this with another traveler as I watched their RU-vid channel for the first time, as yours, and I shared with them this information that may be helpful to you as well to others. Therefore, I would also like to suggest a few Safety tips, and items that may help you, or others in your viewing audience. Although, you may have knowledge of this already, I am not sure, so I hope this will be helpful to you, others or someone. *Keep a Extra working cellphone with you or in your vehicle. You can purchase inexpensive phone with a very low monthly price between 25, 35, 45, dollars a month with unlimited data and text, and some have Nationwide coverage Do your research for the best fit for you Carry Several Extra portable phone chargers, and cables. Consider theses items: *Mini portable power charging station. I have also seen outdoor portable solar powered power stations, that can be recharged from sunlight this may be very useful to have, to power your devices. *Cellular signal booster for outdoor use, and camping situations to boost or amplify your cell reception, Research to see what you prefer. *Very Inportant: Invest in a SOS distress electronic signal device, this a kind of device can send out a distress signal with your exact location. There are various types of these devices, and including devices that can be used when boating or camping situations. *Some have emergency Strobe lights SOS signaling with location alerts, and location updates that can be sent to your family, and emergency first responders. Some can be synchronized with your smart watch or phone. You can check online, and on Amazon, research what SOS devices will be a good fit for you. *Mini portable vehicle battery charger-( portable vehicle battery jumper cables ) *Vehicle Jumper cables *Keep a Fire extinguisher handy Mounted Dashboard camera front and rear possibly. Exterior vehicle cameras Interior vehicle cameras *Flashlights or pluggin spotlights *Portable spotlights, and lanterns Keep a few whistles around with you, and in your vehicle possibly in your vehicle’s center console *A set of long range 2 way radios, walkie talkies, with others during trips, some have 100 mile radius keep for emergencies. Use your own discretion regarding the use of any weapons. Don’t forget to bring Bear Spray Pepper spray Where is allowed Keep in contact with your family, friends etc. Although, I just noticed your RU-vid channel, and other similar channels. You seem Very Aware of your surroundings and Alert, and you may be aware of many of these suggestions, however, I Don’t know, so I just posted this anyway to help anyone who may benefit from these suggestions. Keep up with the latest Weather Updates, beware and prepare for unexpected Weather events and conditions. Keep your vehicle gas filled Don’t chance your Safety by running your vehicle fuel or gas too close to Empty. Fill it up anyway, it will save you alot of time, and headache later on. Keep Extra financing, and savings for any unexpected issues, vehicle repairs, and overnight stays, in a emergency or if you need to rest indoors. Keep Enjoying Yourself, Keep Enjoying the outdoors, and Nature Just..Please continue to Be Positive, Safe, and Alert.. Wishing Success, Well-being and Happiness You All. God Bless You, and everyone Traveling, or living in their vehicles, Vans, RVs, etc. Please Be Safe... Author Advocate for Humanity, Safety Advocate Jason Sandifer, Michigan 10/03/2022, 10/02/2022

I’ve been watching you for years and I just want you to know that you are such an inspiration and I’ve learned so much from you. You are one of the influencers who taught me what I need to know about living tiny (especially during the Winter!). My tiny Home is a custom converted Horse Trailer & I love this Life. Thank-you. Oh! (and I always pray with you). :)

I'm setting here shivering in 65 degree weather just watching you 😆 glad you made it through your record setting campout ✌have a great week

I can't believe you camped in that freezing cold! Bless you and protect you!

So nice to to hear your prayer. Nice for your thankful heart and your intercession for your viewers. May God continue to bless you and provide you with continued strength, means and patience to travel as a free individual in our country. 🙏👍😉😊

~~~ My WONDERFUL friend ,, I stayed with you all the way throughout the video...I care about your safety...Thank you for having us disabled VETERANS come with you by way of your camera...GOD'S JOY be with you ...🙏..

Sooooo grateful to see you drive responsibly. I have lived in snow country for over 60 years. Not all snow is the same. Other influencers scare the crap out of me. Good job!👏👏👏👏 Have a great trip!

Congratulations on being selected to represent Alaska, Brooke! Very cool! I’m freezing just watching you. My feet are frozen right now too, and I’m in my 70 degree house!! I ALWAYS have cold hands and feet 🥶 - so annoying! I used to tent camp in the snow in the White Mountains, but NEVER at 8 below…you are one tough cookie! ❤️😁

I just found you an hour or so ago, and I’m already loving your channel. When you prayed before your meal, this surprised me, and there were some tears. I felt like I found a new friend. Thank you!

You should add to your notes: To keep warm, pee in a bottle and put it next to your feet at night. If urge hits you at night, retrieve bottle and rewarm. For Women, please use the Shewee for better results. Brooke you are amazing and always love to watch you get into trouble. Stay warm, healthy and always remember to follow your nose!

I just wanted to say thank you so much Brooke for your prayer, it touched my heart, you did a great job and I love the canvas roof it looks so pretty and clean. You definitely inspire me and I really appreciate how real you are, also I have to have my earrings, lol. God bless

Thank you for the prayer. God's timing never ceases to amaze me. Thank you so much for your videos. I know what I'm binge watching tonight. Sending thanks and prayers as well from Wilsonville Oregon. God bless!

Ahhhh. The beautiful UP!! Love everything about the UP. You definitely have to LOVE winter to enjoy it up there. The scenery, the wildlife, snow capped trees, quiet roads, and the whole embiance. It's a little piece of HEAVEN, on Earth. ❤️ 8- below? No problem! Us Michiganders are used to this! Glad you came through my state! The Wolverine state. Proud to be a Michigander. ❤️

Hi Brooke, I check on your channel every now and then. Love your new truck, much better than a tent. I love watching you because your life is so much different than mine,or i would never want to camp or be in the wilderness,but I am fascinated by you and others who are brave enough to live like that. May the dear Lord always protect and keep you safe. When I hear about how cold it is there I am glad I am in Arizona where it is in the mid to upper 80s today 3/24/22.

Thank you so much for taking us along on your first field trip!!! You truly are an inspiration . . so happy and smiling even when it's 17 below 🥶 We already knew you were the best content creator on RU-vid . . Congratulations on representing Alaska 👍👏♥😉!!!

I Love what you did with your truck and have a couple of suggestions. You could put a hot water bottle in the foot of your sleeping bag to keep your feet warm all night and definitely need to make some insulated panels for those windows. Brave girl to sleep in that cold! I have renauds also so I totally understand how it feels.

I really appreciate the prayer you said before you ate. It took strength and courage to put that in the video. Much love

Are you just surviving in this life or are you living? I love that even though it was soo cold you still hiked to see the falls!! So beautiful! Thank you for the view!

Wonderful to be out in your cozy camper, good insulation test for sure.. cannot wait to be out camping again, in the meantime living vicariously thru this ☺️ Lovely week to you and yours 🌼🌺🌼

Never stop to learn and emphasize on your skills 👌 🧙‍♂️🇨🇦

I used the same thing for the ceiling in the cabin my husband built for me last year. Inexpensive and looks great, we used strips of wood to emulate beams and plenty of insulation above it. Great job on the truck, looks like fun! :) God bless you!

Lord above, I bet your toes were Cold 🥶🥶🥶 after the hike to the falls. Thanks for taking me along because there would of not been any way I would've volunteeringly done that on my own. Once again thanks for the adventure. God bless and thanks for the prayers

Brooke my girlfriend was given a pair of heated socks for Christmas so when she goes out to tend to her horse in the winter was the idea she wouldn't freeze as much. I had no clue such a thing was available and she says they are amazing. So maybe worth looking into. For some reason in the first video with the camper build I thought you had a little bigger space heater beside the pottie but I must have missed properly what it was. However ok jeepers -17 below that was brutal cold so you did amazing. It still looks cozy and a safe place to be. Thank you for taking us on the walk to the Falls holy they are beautiful. hugs

Well, Brooke you made my teeth chatter just watching you so I had to pause and go sit by my woodstove to warm up for the rest. Your cozy custom camper is adorable and the falls were spectacular. You Rock!!

Oooh man was it ever worth it! Literally brought tears to my eyes when you rounded that bend and we began to see the falls💙😍Thank you for taking one for the team and bringing us along.

Thank you for taking us on your hike with you. That is a sight I feel blessed to have seen in my lifetime, even if only through your lense. Thank you.

Thanks for taking us along on this awesome adventure! Beautiful country too. As a grandma living in AZ, I most probably will never experience something this cool so I appreciate you sharing with us! 🥰

Hey Brooke thank you for giving us the tour on the cabin on the truck lol. It's absolutely adorable and doable! Love it. Congratulations on getting picked by RU-vid, how awesome, and thanks for taking us with you to see the beautiful falls. It means alot to some of us that don't get the chance to see many of God's beautiful blessings. You put yourself out in extremely cold temps for us and I appreciate ya girl. Safe travels and can't wait for your next video. May God bless your journey. 🙏❤

My goodness, you are unique woman i'd find it hard to believe there are many who would spend the night in the freezing cold like that. I enjoyed the vid. Be safe

I have no advice to add..... Your smile in the scenery says it all

When I was 20 years younger a friend and I tent camped in the snow at Mt. Hood, Oregon. And I found out that the batteries that we were using quit working at -22°! So fun! And thank you for the memories!

I tent camped at 16 and woke up with frost all on the inside of the tent...but it was a cool experience...pun intended, congrats this was fun to watch. Your truck build came out sooo pretty!! I think the cloth top will be better MOLD won't grow behind that cause it breathes. And a 12 volt electric blanket may be a good thing to have on hand..

The falls amidst the snow were breathtaking. Thank you for bringing us there. You and Dave are my newfound pre occupation. I live in a tropical country and watching these cold camping is making me chill too, who needs an A/C now. Haha.

Thank you Lord for this precious sweet child of yours. I pray that you watch over her and be with her. In JesUS name I pray, Amen!!!

Under the driver seat there should be a heat vent for the back seat. Maybe you could rig a heat vent to go from there to the back of the truck to keep it a more comfortable temperature while driving so it’s easier to keep a livable temp once you settle in. Or get a grizzly stove.

Masonry stoves are the BEST, Girl in the Woods ☺️ ancient, efficient technology

Thank You Lord for Brooke's cheery cheeriness and gratefulness... it's so encouraging 🙏✝️👑

❤❤❤ thank you for your prayers I enjoy watching this video be safe 😊

You're such a trail-blazer Brooke !!!! Get out there ,Get cold, and Get happy !!!!! The choice to trust God and let Him lead you, is so darn inspiring , God bless you for being such a bright light shining out His glory Brooke. Next time take some of those hand/feet warmer things I see homesteaders using in the cold & snow. At least if your toes get cold , you'll be able to rewarm them enough for your sox and sleeping bag to maintain a warm blood flow. Also try to remember to keep your toes and feet moving inside the sox /boots etc, to keep blood moving. Putting feet INSIDE sleeping bag BEFORE they get cold will also help your poor circulation. If you already know all this and didn't do it , then you're def a silly sausage 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣You're absolutely the cheeriest cold camper I've ever seen 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I have the exact opposite...I have turned the A/C on directly on my over heating feet. Once my pain meds kick in again they will not be so exceedingly hot !!! All part of the back injury and nerve damage unfortunately but it could be so much worse so I'm not complaining(not out loud at least)!!!!!🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 Bless you dear lady , you can't help but stir the enjoyment within me whenever I watch you enjoying Gods glorious nature He prepared for you and to share with us, esp ones like me, who thru injury etc can no longer live this kind of life but we can do it vicariously thru you and your adventures. I share Jesus , crucified & resurrected for each and every person , for the forgiveness of sin ,and a new life in the power of the Holy Spirit, over the internet, every opportunity I get. See, God wastes nothing ... .. even tho I can't be out & about touching lives with His glorious love, I can do it via the social networks that reach people all over the world. 👏👏👏We must all let His light burn bright wherever we are...just as you're doing as you travel and post it on YT. So happy I watched you today....biggest of hugs and love from the Land Down Under aka Australia 🇭🇲😍💞🙏🤗🙏💞✌👍🙏

... was snowed in at a hunt camp many years ago with a brother and Dad ,, in 3 straight days and nights gathered knee deep snow ,, closed all the access roads in the area ,, no thermometer but down to about -20 * high Western Rockies about 11,000ft.,,, and also in a hot tent so really no problem ,, except my brother was broke down on the back of another mountain a few miles away with no real gear ( he was out scouting an interesting area),, after the snow let up we went out to search for him ,, found and made makeshift repair to get back to base camp .... not a fan of winter camping without a hot tent .. did a lot of early spring and late fall outings to fish with set up in back of my truck ,, had one of those extra long Suburbans ,, took the back seat out and had a full size double bed mattress ,, but always had a propane heater along if it got too cold .. the older I get , I don't like being cold and wet ..... when the temps drop to cold feet time I put on the heavy calf high rag wool socks and down booties ,,, does the job nicely ....

I’ve been wanting to build out a van for like a year now but haven’t had the right amount of funds and van options at the right time just yet so it’s still a dream that’s brewing, but someday. I love watching everyone’s builds for inspiration.

In my old minivan, I would temporarily set it up to camp at out-of-town workshops... I used sewing pins to hang a curtain from the headliner, used a thermarest and a twin size memory foam pad for my bed... peed at night in a laundry detergent jug... it was awesome really... just me, and just 3 or 4 nights at a time. A classmate drove by while I was reading one evening with the sliders open. She jammed on the brakes and was just amazed! Soccer mom on the outside, hippie van on the inside! Maybe when Hubz gets back on his feet I'll do something more permanent with the wheelchair van!

In that small confined space I believe I would have opted for a gasoline generator outside about 25' from the truck and electric heater and electric Blanket inside.

Bond Falls was awesome. I love Agate Falls. You’ve got me wondering what it looks like in the winter now!

Thank you sweetheart for your prayer. It’s a joy to watch you, you are so clever and so natural please put more videos I follow you, I’m a senior that enjoys you tremendously. Thank you and God bless you while you enjoy life.

Hello from Los Angeles, California. I'm new to your channel and I have to say that the prayer that you did at the beginning of your meal was soo touching to me because I'm going through it right now. Thank you for that I really needed to hear the things you had to say and I know that God got me. Thank you!!!

Winter camping hits different! Thanks for the video Brooke!

The perfect camper made by the most amazing lady Brooke!! OMG, water falls is so beautiful. Stay safe Brooke and enjoy your class and have a safe return home. Big warm hugs coming your way!! Windsor, Ontario Canada👏

My husband has Reynaud's on his fingers and he would NEVER do what you're doing on PURPOSE! 😆 I couldn't believe it when you said you suffer from the same thing. You've got a large set, lady, my hat is off to you! 👍👍👏👏

Wow ! That waterfall was so beautiful. Thank you for taking us on your adventure. Love your video.👍👍

Hi Brooke, Amazon sells the same bag for $749. I really like your camper, you did a very nice job fixing it up. I'm surprised that Buddy heater didn't heat you out of there. I just bought the newest Mr. Heater called the BuddyFlex it heats 180 degree radius and has an attachment seprately sold you can cook on. I like it alot. You could store your fuel can in a very heavy wool sock and that may help on those cold days and nights. Thanks for sharing.

I love to hear how you’re inspired to make these awesome creations. 🙏Thank you so much for your prayers.

I love that you prayed even tho your recording and prayed for us so beautiful & amen 🙏🏽 god protect you ❤️

Thank you for showing that Beautiful waterfall! It's amazing how RU-vid provides a platform for people like you can show someone like me(who can't travel to those places) Such Beauty in this world 🌎! Thank you both!

Love all of your builds! I think this one looks a bit like you are inside of a covered wagon when you are inside. So cool. Thanks for all of your content. Ive been watching for a long long time but rarely comment. Thanks for bringing us all along on your adventures.

We spent our coldest night winter camping a few qeeks ago. We were in a portable ice shack on a remote pond in the North Maine Woods. It was about 10 below zero with wind gusts of 50mph. It was a wild night but we survived! Thank God for our buddy heater and Teton sleeping bag. We know a bit of how you felt! I love love love your truck camper. 🥰You are so creative.

Wow, what a majestic scene those falls are! That snow and the morning light and everything...something out of Narnia. Beautiful 💙💙💙

Instead of a propane heater, I use a Cubic Mini Wood Stove in the back of my truck for camping in the winter in northern MN. It works so well! All I did was add a hole out the roof of my topper (which I could reseal when I'm not using it). And I've got a real wood stove! It stays so warm in there! I highly recommend it.

There’s a guy in Canada, RU-vidr Lone Wolf 902 and he has a tiny wood stove in his truck campers. I love it

That WAS awesome and TOTALLY WORTH IT!! I used to camp in my uninsulated Chevy van. The 20 below times ARE a brutal confidence-builder. 😁

Great video, Brooke! Here's a little cold weather tip for you in that situation, something that happened to me. The door locks frozen and not even the key would work. Keep a small can of WD-40 with you that has the red spray tube. If your door locks freeze, simply insert the red tube into the key slot and spray. Immediately insert your key and the door should unlock. Want you safe!

You are truly amazing and although I am currently battling my own fears and demons...you give me hope and inspire me that I too, will do what you do....Get On That Road & Get Happy and Just know that J.C will guide my way & keep me safe. Thank you for your videos and example 😊

Wow! -17. That would be to much for me. Glad you survived that. Thanks for sharing the beautiful view! Stay safe.

This lifelong Minnesotan lives in a van, but I’m snowbirding in AZ for the winter (3rd yr). As little winter camping as possible for me. It can be plenty cold enough in the desert. I’m pea green at how beautiful your truck camper turned out. I hope to get mine built out to feel more like home, soon. I’m excited to see what you share with us about your class on the North Shore. I worked up there a couple of summers ago. Blessed travel 🛻

It’s been awhile since I’ve seen you Brook, but I love how you built your camper and camped in it and in 17 below weather. The water falls were worth it, but I don’t know if I’d want to try sleeping in that cold weather 😆❤️🙏🏿👍🏾

That was fun. I felt like I was there with you. Thanks for the adventure! You're such an inspiration, Brooke! God be with you on your travels ❤

I lived and worked in Ely, MN building log homes etc. and went winter ski camping at 28 below zero, There was a quinzhee (sp.) hut we came across and used. It got up to 25 above inside with us and a candle lantern. Ely is not too far from where you are headed as the crow flies, but a few hours by road. (Ely is where your Mukluks were made by Patti Steger's company.)

I love what you’ve done with your truck. I’m always in a redo state of my camper van, and I think the build is more exciting than the camping (until I’m camping, then ya know….) when you build out your van (or this truck) install a diesel heater. I have friends who swear by them. I just love your spirit, and you bring so much joy to thousands of us who follow you. PS, I’m closing in on 72, and I’m no where near done yet!!!!

I've never seen such a beautiful waterfall! As for the cold, you can have it. I grew up in Montana and left for California when I finished my last school exam. I was in Cali before my graduation ceremony took place. You are one rugged person to sleep in a camper! Our 90-degree heat today suddenly looks very good. Anyway, thanks for your videos!

In those temperatures I would consider fitting an inexpensive diesel air heaters to enable comfortable camping at virtually any temperature. With the remote, the heater can be switched on 20 minutes before stopping to camp so that the camper is lovely and warm. Window covers will help at lot, too. I love your double doors and windows, they really make your camper quite special.