Weekend warrioring from Vancouver, follow Damian trying to find Granite Falls and his overlanding journey! The journey to the falls is in an inlet up through Indian Arm or Halkomelem, or Sleilwaut (səl̓ilw̓ət) in the traditional indigenous name. This inlet separates North Vancouver and the rest of Vancouver.
Normally, during regular times and not COVID times, you could kayak. But since everyone is eager to get outdoors and do things, wait times and rentals are jammed packed. So, to get out, Damian follows the Sea to Sky highway, cut through Squamish and head into the back roads! This takes about 2 hours.
In the video, you’ll find some of the best damned views in all of Canada through several water crossings, and very quintessentially Canadian rocks and trees and water! Of course, it’s also dotted by old and abandoned machines and building, reminiscent of years past when logging and mining and other resource harvesting activities occurred. Spoiler alert, bonus points if you spot the pentagram. Finally, you’ll see some influence of MTV My Crib of quick camping setups.
Check out Damian’s Journey to Granite Falls!
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