As someone who lived in Nass Camp, now in ontario, thank you for bringing me home. And my hunny is laughing at me because I actually teared up seeing the lava beds.
Been here a long time and staying around for the long haul. Just the best adventures and human doing it. Appreciate every ounce of hard work. It's soul filling and peace giving! ❤
Gin and Tonic on ancient Rocks , so apropos. And the weather , just adds to the ambiance - living the good Life. Nass Valley - worth googling everybody. Another amazing video Dustin. Glad I got to experience this area in my lifetime too - definitely calls one back.
I find all of Destination Adventure episodes powerful. I feel a weightlessness sometimes to the breathtaking beauty you capture. I also laugh my keister off when I least expect it. Oh and the soundtracks are always perfect! Dustin your work is appreciated beyond measure. Thank you.
That may be the coolest opening for an opening video I’ve ever seen taking ice from what appears to be a glacier with some Tangueray and tonic and just sitting there having a drink way cool this is what I love about the Canadians. Well done northern brother.
Ok Dustin!!!!! As usual WOW. My favorite Saturday morning ritual. When I see a new video, I smile and sit on the edge of my seat to watch!!! You are my FAVOURITE channel. You never disappoint! This one included. Thank you. I brag to everyone about your channel!!
been watching your material since its infancy, have to say the quality and your skills in videography have improved so much . Thank you for your record of our amazing Province. It is always a thrill seeing a different perspective on places I love to explore and others I have not yet. Keep it real and do not go the route of so many RU-vid channels that resort to gimmicks and click bait.
* "Glacier Ice Gin+Tonic !!! And Drone Flying Over The Glacier Footage ! Coolest Intro In A While ! I watch your vids on my 75" 4k and it's amazing ! Sometimes your long shots bring tears to my eyes. Dustin You ARE Living The Dream ! 👊😎👍
Man you have one of my favourite channels on RU-vid, I live not far from you probably 6 hours away in Alberta. I would love to see the places you go, what an incredible life. Anyways I've always wanted to tell you about the missed opportunity not calling your channel Dustination Adventure hah. Look forward to your Saturday adventure videos all week brother 🤙🏽🤙🏽
Hello from the somewhat less smoky south Okanagan, thanks for taking us along once more. My goodness I could tell a couple stories about locking myself out of the truck alright. It's easy to laugh about it now, less easy to laugh up on the side of the mountain for sure. All the best and safe travels.
I lived in Pr Rupert back in the late 60's, early 70's and hunted, fished and camped all over that area. In those days Bear Glacier came right to the lake Thanks for the memories !
I can't begin to explain how large of an impact your videos have made on me, I started watching your videos a couple years ago when I was around 15 or 16. The first video I watched was when you uploaded the video about the marble quarry in the kootenays, which coincidentally is just down the road from my cabin. Ever since I watched that video I have become like a magnet to a fridge. I haven't missed a single video of yours, and now I feel as if I have a very strong emotional connection to your videos that is very hard to describe. I recently showed your channel to my parents, and every Saturday morning we all sit together on the couch and indulge in the absolutely breathtaking views, and laughs we all have together. Thank you Dustin, you've strongly impacted the way I look at the world, my life would be different in a very negative way without your videos. -Lucas
When i worked at Tenijon mine up the hill one of the glacier lakes broke and there was ice all the way down to Hyder and we would pick a chunk to keep our beer cold for after work, would last for days it was so dense.
Drone Footage and Scenic Vistas are the best I have ever seen !!! Left North Carolina for a job in Anchorage Alaska in 2015. Was advised by Visitors center in Edson, BC to take Scenic Route through Jasper to see the Canadian Rockies up close. Best advice I ever got ! Wound up driving the Cassiar Highway all the way to Watson Lake. That was "THE TRIP" of my Lifetime!!! Thanks for making New Memories of Beautiful British Columbia. Red Skies at night ! Bosun Bob.
I lived up there for 6 months while my husband taught grade 4 in Laxgalts’ap , and I drove the high school kids to New Aiyansh. Beautiful part of the world. We landed there January 1997 days after the snow storm of 96 !! In a Toyota 4 runner with a 18 month old boy in the back seat , from the gulf islands . What an adventure, learned to snow shoe ,exploring the the Lava field, fishing in Lizard lake. We left at the end of the school year via cranberry connection. The roads have drastically improved ❤. Planning to return in my teardrop next year 🙏
This was a epic adventure !Enjoying my coffee like other followers of your channel and can’t wait till next Saturday for yet another video! Safe travels 👍🇨🇦
The only thing missing, was a slice of lime... Super-cool vid. Nice job trekking down that store-house. When you get to Rupert, go to Gary's Lock Shop at 617 2nd ave w. Get yourself some proper spare keys cut. Bring your camera. His store is like a museum. Then see if you can get out to Oona river on Porcher Island. That's an adventure. Nice job. Glad you got to eat. Safe travels... Cheers
Literally just took the exact same route for the first time these last two weeks to visit Alaska for the first time. Was super cool seeing you drive through the awesome places I got to experience! Safe travels dude!!
Your videography is a amazing. To follow you down the road to places in BC that I have been, as a 72 year old life long resident, refreshes in me, what a beautiful province we live in. Off to the Nechako tomorrow to catch up with friends and explore where home was for 18 years. Thanks, Dustin for going down those roads less travelled
Another winner!! The locations you go to are so beautiful, and I love that you show off our amazing country!! Going North in Canada always leads to amazing adventures. I'm from Manitoba and just got back from Churchill. Man, is there some amazing wilderness and history in Northern Manitoba! Would love for you to explore here someday. Can't wait to see more of your adventures in Alaska/Northern BC. Also I'm gin kinda cat myself...the glacier gin and tonic...loved it 😂
My grandparents in the early to mid 60's traveled from Central New York through Canada to Alaska..on something they called .the sunshine skyway...or something similar...very few pictures were taken..your Adventure brings their adventures to me in wonderful ways. Thank you for what you do❤
Those gorgeous views! I swear, the footage you have, the editing you do, is better than National Geographic. You take us to places even they aren't going and I'm in awe every time.
Don't have a fridge. practice to see what I will require on the road. Waiting for supper. Always enjoy all you discover. this community is amazing. A feel good story; Jeffie Bear a van dweller who lost his legs, while living in his van, just got his new home. a van equipped with wheelchair lift. Empty inside so he can build to his needs without destruction. Chrome a friend started a givesendgo. 24 hrs later shut down. In 1 hr he had the 10 thous Chrome asked form..24 hr mark 30 thous. Shows how generous people can be to this community. Sticks and Bricks sure would never dp this. Safe travels.
I’m wondering if someone absconded with that block of stone bearing the words “US PROPERTY DO NOT ENTER”… “Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints”… Another enjoyable video as always, thank you for sharing.
Coming across your aaaammmmaaaazing videos ! I love your life spirit, your attention to detail, all your work and your great sense of humour. You make the world a better place and I along with your followers am extremely grateful . Thank a mega-million times for sharing your life with us.😊
In 1896, Captain David du Bose Gaillard of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers received orders to build four masonry 'storehouses' along Portland Canal. Later on, Lieutenant Colonel David du Bose Gaillard later went on to complete the notoriously difficult Culebra Cut through the central backbone of the isthmus of Panama during the Panama Canal Construction. Crazy neat adventure find.
Excellent intro. A beautiful toast to Mother Nature, she has stolen your heart so that’s why it’s so hard to decide on what part of her you love the best. The end of the video pretty funny sorry about the getting locked out but sh_ t happens. 🤣🤣. Love the adventure and thanks as always.
One of my bucket list to do's, salmon fishing in BC and Norway. I bet that was frustrating not having your fishing gear with all of them popping up like that. Awesome video as always :D
Would love one of your Workshop Wednesdays to be outtakes, of you setting up all these pass-by shots in the truck, or bike. Seeing how you figure out how to set up the shot. I'm from BC myself, and thoroughly enjoy the content from parts of the province I've never seen before. Keep safe Dustin.
Love your videos from a flatlander in Manitoba. Very inspiring. Now looking for a truck camper to fix up and do some exploring in my first love northern Manitoba where grew up. To get a perspective geographically of where you are and the routes you travel it is hard to access this visually without going to a Google search or some other engine. I really like it when you give a very quick screenshot of a map and your route so I can have a better feel for your expeditions. Great work. Maybe see you on the road someday. Bruce.
Seen the upload and couldn’t wait to sit down to watch! The opening scene of you getting ice for your drink was one of your best yet! You just continue to amaze. Keep it up, love the scenery!
I can't stress this enough: your footage and editing just keeps on getting better and better video after video! It's breathtakingly beautiful! Thanks Dustin for sharing such scenery with all of us :)
I am a 55 year old conservative male who has managed to put together a decent blue collar life, that being said. I find myself very envious and a real fan boy of your lifestyle and content. Lol. Thank you, Dustin.
Nice ice…well…I didn’t know we were going somewhere chilly and I didn’t bring the right gear….so I was chilly the whole trip. What a wonder to see the salmon and the bears doing what bears do…..congratulations on your crabs…. and😮locked out….ooops…sorry….that might have been my fault as well…😊 I was cold. We still loved the trip and appreciate being able to go with you . Excited for next week. Stay safe my friend……enjoying what you do is a blessing in my life.
NEED TO GET YOU ANOTHER KEY THAT WORKS DUSTIN.. THAT WAY THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN AGAIN.. AGAIN, BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.. AND THE OPENING SHOT WHERE YOU BROKE OFF A PIECE OF THOUSAND YEAR OLD ICE.. EPIIIIICC..
Another day and another Great Adventure. I really enjoy watching your videos and being a part of your Adventure's. Who would have thought to open a bottle of Tangueray London dry gin, and chip ice from a historic Glacier to chill a relaxing cocktail, and enjoy Beautiful Mountain Views. Another great show. Thank you Sharing Destination Adventure's Dustin!
