Winter Hot Tent Camping in a Snowtrekker 4K 

I bought myself the exact same 14" chainsaw for Christmas with the same intentions in mind. The days are short enough when out there camping in winter, who wants to spend it all cutting wood when you can be exploring or ice fishing!! Awesome video guys!!

Awesome!! Great job!

Your eyes tell a story of their own!!! Hot Toddy"s are the bomb baby!!! Keep living your Dash!!! - Davey. P.S. The shot of Hugo covered in snow, chewing a tree trunk, is wall art!

I found that one of the most enjoyable videos; a little Artistic Videography to boot. Well done...cheers!

Very enjoyable video. You both make a great team!

Great video! Snowtrekkers are great tents. One tip for easier setup is to remove the bottom segment of the 4 corner poles so that the ridge pole is lower. Makes it easier to toss the tent over the frame.

A very enjoyable watch and great setup! My best sleeps ever were in insulated winter tents in 3 star Woods sleeping bags in north saskatchewan back in the 80s. Great to see new lightweight gear and the enjoyment you are experiencing.

Hey guy’s, thanks for allowing us to take part in your adventures! My 2 sons and I were inspired by the winter tarp camping episode but I think I like the hot tent set up waaaay better! Great work on the video, audio, drone shots and music. Keep ‘‘em coming!

What an awesome video!

Calm and nice 👍

Ashley your engagement ring is lovely. ..very unique.

Keenan & Ashley this again was a fantastic adventure in the great outdoors! What an amazing setup it looks so cozy and warm. The steaks and bacon frying up over that nice stove...so cool! Hugo was hilarious helping carry wood back and forth. What wonderful memories the two of you will have to look back on.

Trees flocked as snowflakes dance with a swirl of glee to the birds chorus welcoming winter day's. Two sweet helpful companions ever so eager to help haul in a nights stay of wood to warm up rosey checks with while toes stretched out before the wood stove as all embrace the tranquility of hot tatty shared in joy love

How fun! Love seeing the dogs enjoy the snow :)

Awesome video guys. You both make a fantastic team together. Thats what I enjoy so much when I watch your adventures together. I wish more younger people would explore the backwoods and enjoy natures wonders. Keep up the great work. Cheers

Love the channel! You both are so sweet and great together as a team....and meant for each other. Hope you both have many many more great adventures together and keep putting out the great videos....God bless and safe travels

Camping with lovely pets looks always pleasant for me.😊👍👍

Your patience with each other is really nice to see. You are a great team. Thank for sharing this video.😊

Nice setup guys! Looked hella cozy🏕🍻

I loved watching Hugo(?) help process wood! Love watching your little family adventure together ❄️

Beautifully done! Hot tenting is a whole new level of comfort in winter. I enjoy my Snowtrekker too & agree with everything you say about it. 👍

I see so many bushcrafters using their Agawa Canyon Boreal hand saws to cut wood. I think your idea of a small chain saw is the way to go. One or two litres of gas and some chain oil and you can cut a lot of wood real quick. Even the battery electric saws seem pretty good. Your wife Ashley is a trooper...sounds like she may be British perhaps. Nice tent and wood stove.

It must be rewarding to do all your research, and homework, and have it pay off in the long run? Even the Dogs had a good time. Thanks for sharing Keenan. Cheers to the Hot Toddy!

Congrats on the new hot tent and your various outfits guys! Looks like adventures await in the great white north! You guys are killing it. Awesome! 🙌

So I've spent a lot of time personally and professionally with chainsaws and axes. I normally try not to be the guy with unsolicited "you should do X this way" comments, but I noticed you have a lot of great safety habits--always using the chain brake between cuts, kneeling with a small axe, batoning, etc--so I think you might appreciate a safety tip. One suggestion I have is that when you're walking with the chainsaw, carry it with the bar facing behind you. Even with the scabbard covering the bar, if you carry it forward and trip & fall, there is a chance you could cut yourself on the chain very badly whereas carrying it "backwards" keeps the chain behind you if you fall.

Love your videos...i'm always happy wjen i see one is up! Hope you do more of them with Ashley and the pups!!

Looks cozy!! What a great way to enjoy and get outside in winter.

What a beautiful relationship you two share, thank you for another enjoyable video.

I just subscribed to your channel because it looks awesome. Going to watch your other videos to catch up. Thanks for sharing 👊

wow can't believe that tent went so easily back in its bag. Thanks for this.

Very good video, looked so cosy and loved seeing the snow falling.

I love the winter camping videos!

Great tent, amazing experience. Thanks 👍

Watching it again for the 2nd time, love it. Suggestion if you haven't done it already; how about telling us where you both grew up, how you met, etc. I consider myself an expert on the origins of dialogue and would guess Ashley is from Cape Breton (just kidding). Merry Christmas.

Great job guys.

Enjoyed. Thank you

Awesome winterglamping...!!!! Nice hot tent adventure...white all the godies that you enyoy even more in the outdoors... A bit jealous i am.... But keep on hitting us white good videos of your outdoor adventures!!!

Our tent was made of heavy weave but very flexible canvas. Not waterproof. it needed to breath. A light nylon ,not plastic tarp for mid winter thaws in case of rain. That happened only once. Chose to make the tent half a wall tent design. Rope on each front corner stretch between two trees. 2 ropes on back corners to trees. Snow shoes packed the two feet of snow under the tent. stove very much like yours with a hole cut in the top near the front. Always covered by a pot melting snow to drink when not cooking. Stove pipe was telescoping so it folded into one piece that fit in the stove. Light piece of metal under stove to thaw meat before cooking. Spruce boughs cut for sleeping platform covered by light canvas. Blue foam pads and two caribou hides with hair on those. Half stick of butter per person in the evening meal especially at -40 C/F. T-shirt weather in tent while cooking and eating. Could carry a little more than ten days of food for two people and 10 to 12 dogs on the two sleds. Hand saws. Not chainsaws.

You two are awesome. Great video. Thank you for sharing and stay safe.

Nonstop, spectacular footage. You really captured everything I love about being out in the snowy wilderness.

Incredible setup! My dream tent! Great video guys! Kelly and i are looking forward to getting out soon! Thanks for bringing us along!

A very nice setup, lots of new winter adventures to follow.. the pup’s sure do love the snow.. well done

You two are kicking it . From Algonquin in a canoe to a hot tent . Way to go.

Can’t get enough of Canoe The North even in the winter. Looked toasty warm and looking forward to future episodes. Happy New Year !!!!

Another great video

Beautiful video.

Enjoyed the film, well done guys.

Great video! Looked like a successful first trip with the new tent. Nice production. Thanks for sharing.

I have got to get one of these tents!!!! Beautiful setting - excellent video!!!!

That was great! The snow falling made it really great. Super choice of tent and stove. I think that Teunis and Brittany from Freak of Nature got the same set up as yours. I loved the mulled wine with maple syrup in it. Thanks for another outstanding video Oh! And +1 on the chainsaw 👍🏻 I don’t know why more RU-vidrs don’t do that. Well, I do but, I don’t understand lol

another outstanding video. love the red wine process and might want to do it outback as well

So cool would love to add a hot tent to our adventure gear thanks for the great video!👍

Quite a change from the winter set-up you had last year eh. Those Snowtrekker tents are really something aren't they. And the owners of Snowtrekker are some of the nicest you could ever meet. I bet you will really enjoy this kit and I'm looking forward to seeing you two (4) use it.

NIce New Trekker... I just purchased a new Esker Classic2... looking forward to getting out in it.

Hey you two! You just made my Sunday! I am just working on a video myself and this is just the break I needed. :)

Ya, I'm pretty sure I would have practiced setting up the tent before heading out. Looked like I fun overnight adventure. Enjoyed the video.

Following from Palmer Alaska

Hugo running through the snow very bear like minus the ears! Glad to see your tent and stove working well.

What an awesome night out! Hugo looks very much at home in the snow and cold! lol Lou was probably wondering where the fish were but looked happy to just be camping. :) The Snowtrekker will be my choice too if and when I invest. I like the option that you can get a tarp for over it as well, makes cold rain way more enjoyable! lol Congrats on your new tent and thanks to you both for sharing and look forward to your winter adventures! :) :)

Great video again, I started from the beginning lol after watching your latest few. But if I am not mistaken that stove should have come with 2 elbows so the pipe outside goes straight up. I could be wrong though.

Nice to see! Greetings from Russia!

Big thumbs up. Uh...where is the canoe .? ;-)

That’s an awesome set up! I went with a seek outside but I’ve always eyed the snowtrekker crew. What brand of pulk are those? I’d like to upgrade my pelican. That one looks perfect. As always, Great content guys!!

1 Celt? nice to see you two in our other season.

That looks wonderful. I have one question. As the tent heats up does moisture, specifically the floor become an issue? I see pine boughs on the floor, did you add them as the snow melted?

Almost 5000 subs. You guys deserve it!! I just cracked 1000 myself. Cheers

Hi, I'm new to your channel, enjoying your Videos. On question, you brown shagy dog, what breed of dog is he or her?

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Hi, I loved the new tent and your mulled wine recipe. What model is your Echo chainsaw - the CS-2511P?

Those snowtrekker tents look nice. I decided to sew my own pyramid hot tent and went with a seek outside titanium stove for the weight. Now the wife wants to winter camp too so I may need a larger tent for her and the kids. How does the toboggan handle? I’ve thought about getting one but am concerned one would handle poorly on trails that aren’t flat since I do a lot of my camping in the Adirondack mountains.

Love your videos guys what size wood stove do you have

Great video! Is that the 9x11.5 or the 10x13 Crew?

What make stove are you using? Love your videos new to your channel.

I wonder if the stove would do better at the rear of the tent. Kinda wish had two jacks.

Great post guys! What location was that? We have 1cm of snow in toronto lol

What size stove jack were you using? I have a 3" one and I cannot get the stovepipe with the proper diameter.

Too late at night to really comment. This was strange. My sister and I spent about 20 years with dog teams camping in Alaska. I'll talk about that tomorrow.

Great video…watching other channels I wonder how much energy and time it takes to process firewood. Small chain makes sense to me. What kind of dog is Betty Lou by the way?

Good to serve mulled wine (in Danish Gløgg) on a cold day Try white mulled wine with white wine or elderflower juice.