Pitt River hot springs by canoe & bike 

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in British Columbia MOST of the hot springs are undeveloped, but were homesteaded years ago by locals, loggers, and/or Hydro. The deeper into the bush, the better experience and the more interesting the people you meet. Also, kept clean by most. You wont see the mountains of garbage you see at the USA springs.

Well, there's concrete, campsites, ropes, a road, trails, etc. but yeah, "undeveloped" :)

@@JosiahRoe there’s no actual campsites there. The road is strictly logging road that goes from logging areas to lake no way to drive in. Thanks to people yes concrete was used to create the perfect hot tubs. Can’t remember who did the work ,but in order to do that definitely not an easy job.

@mark o Shout out to those people, because without the concrete there would be no hot spring pools to soak in

With beer

That would be so cool😍

pretty unexpected

Yes I tried to screenshot to put on my pc wallpaper XD

I second your response KB. Epic adventure! Neda certainly seemed to enjoy the fun as well. This one is on my "explore it" list now. I hope I get there someday.

Thanks KB! I love combining all these things to experience our backyard!

@@lifeofluke I have 2 channels, 1 for toyota content and 1 for mountain biking. Cheers dude.

So jealous

Oh yeah

I thought I was the only one who seen that on the dog and on me to connect the dots .

Nah thats lit

@@sebdob9708 Fr

Sooo dope

How long did it take

haha, thanks for watching!

Ya Oliver, I'm glad you got to experience it! The video really doesn't capture how much effort is required to do this kind of trip

How do I get to this beautiful place???? Please

I’m from Nova Scotia and have never made it that far west before, I’d really love to.

@@Hal-ef1je the people are kinda gross. Homeless encampments everywhere and a serious drug problem. All the good people left when communist china regentrified an already beautiful city. It's unusual to run into a Canadian in b.c. usually it's some wealthy migrant trying to exploit the place. Also the few Canadians u do meet are all trust fund kids from Toronto and Quebec. I think bc is a perfect example of multiculturalism failing and it's destroying the beautiful nature that makes bc so great.

@@jarastafaria3088 Thanks for the intel but I’d probably be steering clear of the cities, I’d love to go on a hunting or fishing trip up there sometime in the near future.

The place is amazing. The people are fine. I hear the East Coast folks are much more friendly

@@jarastafaria3088 Which province and city doesn't have homeless encampment and drug problems? The fact that B.C.'s fair weather plays a big factor and an ideal place for homeless to encamp. Can you picture homeless people in Toronto, Quebec, Winnipeg during winter season? Also when you say unusual to run into a Canadian, you mean Caucasian? The fact that B.C. is a multicultural city is what makes it unique and beautiful. Having to experience different types of ethnic foods and cultures is what separates us from other provinces. There's plenty of Canadians everywhere you go, I'm sorry that they're not all white people as you prefer. B.C. is thriving and definitely not a failure when it comes to multiculturalism. You seem to have a problem with Asian take over, don't blame them. If you want to point fingers, perhaps Canada immigration may help explain to you what our role as a country in taking in the number of immigrants entering the country. It's similar in Toronto, Quebec, Montreal and Calgary.

Thank you!!

Thanks Rick!

Ya it definitely is beautiful, Kelsey!

I appreciate you noticing that, thanks Sam!

Thanks Cindy!

Thanks Keith!

Awesome, thanks Alecia!

Thanks!

Thanks Lucas!

Indeed

Thank you Kaining!

thanks, Pitt lake is incredible

Thanks Cleg!

Thanks Sasha!

Thanks Michael!

Thanks Andy!

Is there any truth to the comments online that the area is being "shut-down", i.e. no jet boats, "netting on the bridge to stop helicopters", "land owner blocking hot springs off due to liability"?

Is that a cat in pfp

For sure, she loves coming along on these adventures!

thanks Corey

Thanks Simon!

Thanks!

Thanks Mitchel!

thanks Lisa!

Thanks!

Thanks Kevin, to bring her along to places like this, is the exact reason why I got her!

Thanks Alex!

Thanks for watching, Chris!

Thanks Rusty!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks dude! It's true, we shouldn't take dogs for granted and I hope you have some great adventures with your shepherd!

I'm sorry to hear that, although glad my videos can help vicariously in a small way!

Shallow lakes are actually more dangerous than the ocean. You can predict ocean swells. Lakes can change in moments, wind direction, weather impact.

Thanks Colin!

Thanks Eric!

Thanks Nathan!