I travel to the most remote place on Vancouver Island 

I watch a lot of these kinds of videos (I live on Vancouver island and love exploring), and I just wanted to comment and say that I really appreciate your delivery and conversational tone. You make it interesting without being all hype-y about it, and it makes me want to watch the whole video rather than just skip around. Great job, thanks for letting us come along on your trip, and please keep it up!

Nice video. But I guarantee that the "most remote place on VI" is not accessible by car!

Cool video! I’m a Vancouver Islander, born and raised here and it’s always neat to see how tourists view our home. One tip though, from Ucluelet North keep that doggo close. So many off leash dogs get taken by the wolves. They hide right on the shoreline and take them. Had it happen to many of my friends and it’s tragic.

Fantastic post-production work. I loved the music. This video got me all nostalgic about my trip out to Vancouver Island two months ago. As an Ontarian, I will always be awestruck at how much raw natural beauty there is in BC. You guys are extremely blessed to be around the Coastal Mountains and the Pacific. Nature is truly some of the best medicine.

I am so fortunate to be living on Vancouver Island. This vid shows some of her beauty. If any of your viewers now visit, please be ecologically aware and protect the earth from fire and garbage!

You took the easy route and missed so much , Gold river to Port Alice thru the Nimpkish valley is much more entertaining, drive to Tahsis is interesting and a walk thru the Carmanah Walbran valley will send you back in time 😮

Dude you hit the jackpot with that lookout! Great video and the drone shots are unreal!

Beautiful cinematography! Thank you for sharing your fantastic trip with us.

Sad to see the lack of BIG old growth trees (mostly gone now), and so much clear cut, but a very nice job on the video! Well done!

gotta love the views the drone provides :)

The food at the Ibis is terrific (so is the beer). The North Island is an amazing and unique place.

9:40 i've lived on vancouver island most of my life, and i'd venture to guess that 99.9% of residents haven't been up to that corner of the island before. i've been up to port hardy but never the northwest side. the high up view where you can see the curve of the island in the distance is stunning.

Thank you for taking this Island gal on a new adventure... I've been out that way before... Just never got to see it at the angles you showcased... Nicely done...

Great video. Next time you must go to San Josef Bay. I used to live in Port Hardy and will be visiting in 2 weeks. So many hidden and off road treasures to explore up there. Loved the video. Beautiful dog!

This is the first time for me on your channel, the vid came as RU-vid Recommended. I am so glad it did because this is a great video! I have been to Vancouver Island in 2019 but only went from Victoria to Qualicum Beach, I never went as far North as you did. I said to myself next time I go there I will hit the tip of the North end. I love the camp sites you found and your dog is the BEST companion. Stunning scenery and you have skills in getting the right camera angles and shots. Your dog is absolutely adorable and so dang cute just chilling out inside your vehicle beside your sleeping spot lol. It was great to see your dog go off the lead and run around on the sandy beach having so much fun.

I’m South Island and used to travel up to Holberg often. This video reminds me I should make another trip.

Man, I can't believe you went on those roads with your vehicle! You could have been stranded in the middle of nowhere. But you made it and it looks like you and the dog had a great time! Thanks for showing us what the island looks like way up in that area. I suggest next you do a trip to Pachena Bay. It's supposed to be stunning.

I laughed watching the outro and it showing the ferry pulling up to the island and not departing haha

Thank you! Great video. Made me smile remembering growing up in Winter Harbour. Love the soundtrack. :)

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Lived around the north island for most of my life.Really enjoy watching these videos thank you

Love the cooking part, short and sweet and looks yummy! Great vid!😎

Now this is the type of video I can relate to, honest down to earth friendly and interesting, plus a dog which is important lol. A road trip that the wife suggested we do, she might be onto something 🤔 Nice job mate

Nice! I’ve visited some of these places and you’ve given me some ideas for next time I venture that way! Thanks for sharing!!

born and raised in Nanaimo, cool video!

Great video..great scenery…great music…perfect…

Nice one! Lets me know I need to plan a trip up Island to see everything that I'm missing😁 Great video😀

This guy does this travels is utilizing modern day technology to share his adventures in the factory. Pretty damn cool get the ability to mix different music montage. Yes. 👍🏼

Excellent video! Very nicely done. I live in Victoria and have never ventured that far north. Love your dog!

Lived on the island my whole life, family has been in forestry here for 3 generations. Those trees would be considered “Old” second growth, somewhere between 60 and one hundred years. Likely 6-80 years old . 😉

TILDAAAA!!! :) :). beautiful view up that logging road near the north most point!

Hi Chris. Nice to see a new face on here. Great scenery. Keep 'em coming 🙂

I love the northern tip and west coast of the Island, I visited San Josef Bay 3 years ago and that area is still to this day only of my favourite places ever! I think I know where that lookout where you camped is, amazing place!

Nice set up! That sleep in your car vibe is awesome when you're in bear country.

Just found your channel , good ish . Your dog is hilarious 😅 with out trying

Great work on this! Thanks! P.S. Awesome Bruce Springsteen “Born to Run” music clip at 6:20! The movie about the British kids becoming Springsteen fans is a fun watch.

Nice video and great soundtrack!!

Nice job. You got yourself a subscriber.

is your last name Bacon?

Great photography.. thx.

I’m soooo jealous … I was born in the lower mainland … loved taking the ferry over to the island as a kid …Having lunch with my parents on board … Fond memories 🤔🇨🇦👍

Wow it's so fun to see others have found the edge of the Earth. My son and I spent a couple of days up on that clear cut. There is cell service up there Too! We streamed movies and kept in touch with family. Most remote, yet not.

Thank you great video

New subscriber here... love your stuff!!

This looks so cool, wish I discovered my province more ❤

Cool! Stop by and say Hi next time

Well produced video, in all aspects. You got the recipe.

Time to do some homework Chris. These are definitely not the most remote places accessible by car on Vancouver Island, as next month they will see a steady stream of camping traffic. But as a Vancouver Islander, I will not list the most remote spots, as videos like your put an end to a campsites remoteness!! Enjoy your remote camping!

Loved this Vid. Thank-you :)))

Really enjoyed this very chill exploration. The drone work really complimented your video. Do you plan to make more of these?

Hey friend! I love this video, thanks for sharing! I just started my channel as well! I wish you great adventures!

Just did this trip (Ladysmith to Port Hardy) and it's a great drive. Need to get an old banger so I can get on the logging roads though!

Never actually seen the north-most point of Van-Isle - even on camera. Also: golden curry for the win!

Love the shots, Carbon and Mira gave it a 5/5 rating

We have driven to Port Hardy and then to telegraph cove where we did a fabulous whale watching trip. We then went to Port Alice. We also drove from Gold River to I think "Tahsis" along a still busy logging road, which was terrifying and of course the logging lorries don't stop for anyone and there were not too many passing places!

Amazing plateau spot and drone footage, editing and music. Thanks for taking us along. Always wanted to do this trip as my dad worked logging in port hardy when he arrived in Canada. How are you taking drone footage while you're driving lol

great drive (music is a bit loud) very cool...... hope you brought a chain saw - just in case one of the forest people pushes a tree across the trail/road.

well done very nice

As a born and raised local I always find it terrifying when mainlanders adervtise beatiful, wild spots on the island. Keep it secret, keep it safe 😢

Damn. I missed you. I live on the north end of the island!

very well done... great video work. Just a point of interest.. I fly (usually helicopter) over the island all the time in the VR world... a flight simulator is a great way to find those hidden logging roads into lakes you didn't know existed... anywhere in the world at any elevation. thanks for sharing your trip.

curious ...do you hv alternative during the fire-ban? kicked in today july 10:ps great vids: lived in Bull Harbour and traveled the Island before the hwy was paved: brought back great memories of the 'real' Van. Island esp Holberg where the radio 'gals' used to patch our calls to civilization. cheers

I just caught your video on RU-vid. I just wanted to say hi and let you know I grew up in Holberg and we called the Scarlet Ibis the purple bird. You missed the best part Sam Jo Bay it’s the best beach on the island.

I grew up in Port Alice, which has less than a third the population of when I lived there. I could live rent free in my mom's abandoned townhouse but there are no jobs. I would have to be on welfare. I live in Quebec City.

Your doggo is soo cute what breed is it. ?? Came across you on my for you page. Love the video

Welcome to Vancougar Island!

Grant Bay is a beautiful spot...

I've been to a place way more remote than this...the tip of Brooke's peninsula. 50 km from the nearest logging road! Accessed by kayak.

Really nice vid , love the drone footage , great tunes . Damn , I've gotta go to these places on the island I live on . Thanks

The Ibis! When did they add the adventure huts?

Good video, very enjoyable. Know this area quite well. Who operated the drone when you were driving….your pooch?

Malicous Beavers

Want to be there 😊😊

as remote as it may be its NO LONGER wilderness confirmed by your handy drone, all the towns and villages, official camp grounds, piles of garbage and free wood not to mention the gigantic clear cuts you camp in the middle of. you seem like a nice guy though and don't hype yourself...which is refreshing. thanks for the views.

Stay cool man.

Did you bring your big foot costume ? 😂😂😂

your break pads are not covering enough of the rotor, what model and year is the car? Also... video so laggy hurts my eyes

Vancouver Island is my home.

there are more remote places on the Island, but they are very difficult to access.

Holy smokes!!!

good little trip! but are you aware it's illegal to fly drones in provincial parks? just thought I'd mention it in case you're unaware of the risk you're taking there.

Do you use a head camera (Go Pro)?

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Holberg is only 50kms from hardy so what were you 100kms away from?

A trip a lot of us have thought about doing

i just wanna say that the old growth spruce you seen is infact not a old growth . it would be way bigger if it was old growth . looks like second growth or whatever its called

At rimes you pan to fast. Great trip.

Is there any people on the island?? Lol

Im terrified of Van Island, too many people go missing

You look like regular phil

You can see the forest C c

I was born and raised on Vancouver island and can't afford to live there, the people who bought homes there from other parts of Canada need to go back to where they came from so i can go home

Dog?

you should repost this without the copyrighted music so you can start to make some money from it!

Views are even better without all those annoying old trees.

lmfao it's not remote if a road goes there!

Only a mainlander thinks grant bay is the most remote place on the island. 🤦🏻‍♂️

beautiful views but annoying music!!

I suspect that the most remote place is on top of a mountain in the middle, not somewhere you can drive to

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