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Wow! You sure do find some hidden gems. Nice work.

So badass! Thanks for sharing 🤘🏻💪🏻🤘🏻

What an adventure 👍👍

It's so beautiful there. I wish I was brave enough to try it! 😊

Pretty awesome😁 I was definitely thinking of it as a tube ride! I've seen this cave shown on another channel, but they did not paddle through it. We just saw the one side. Nice job, Luke😀 That looked fun! Was the path back over to the other side easy enough?

Nice! Water level was nice n high when you went through. Doubt it would have been possible last September when I was up there. Pretty darn cool tho 👍🏻

went there a few times in the 1980ies ..explored several other caves on the slope above the river including a sketchy thru cave thats long and very tight and has a submerged section certain times of year , its easy to get trapped in the submerged section even when its dry as rocks can snag on you gear and belt

Beautiful!

My neck of the woods! Yet to get there but this year is the year.....I have never heard of anyone paddling through.

Add a few hippos and you have yourself a Dysney ride

went up there last fall and was thinking if anybody was crazy enough to go through it haha

Beautiful video Luke and Nina.!:)

I have not been there just yet ! What a neat old town filled with great history ! Well covered on camera , a drone is a big plus to record this town and area !

Awesome my Mom lives in Nampa Idaho, I always say I would like to go to Silver City... I'm definitely going this Fall for sure

That’s a pretty cool site ! Filmed really good !

Very cool. 😊

I moved to Ocean Falls with my parents in 1955 when two years of age and lived there until 1968. Best place to live as a child and young person although somewhat sheltered from the city life moving to Prince George where my father worked at the pulp mill as a millwright. I have wanted to return to this home place but have decided to remember my experiences in a town that offered me a stepping stone in life. I am now seventy years of age living in the city of Vancouver and really appreciate the photos of the past and the positive memories that I will never forget.

Just curious.. obviously bear spray is a must have but wondering if carrying a rifle for added protection is recommended, another must have and if that is even legal? Bear/ cougar encounters really scare me enough to never venture to places i would love to see… great video, absolutley beautiful… 😀

as a 30 yr local in whis and pemby this was new to me. thanku

I have been to Silver City many times. You didn't see or show the millions of oyster shells behind the Restaurant/Bar. The Minors loved their Oysters.

I enjoy your ghost town series. Have you visited Sandon BC yet?

Thanks for making this, you've made a great recourse for this trail that showed me a lot i wasn't able to find in the written trip reports.

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Hi What is the name of the campsite that you spent a night? is it Panorama Ridge that can also be accessed from Whistler side?

now then. I really like this channel and the wonderful photography. However, I am astonished that you drive a Dodge Ram and you parked it instead of driving through the small amount of slushy snow to the deserted town. Please tell me what vehicle would be more capable than a Dodge Ram for that 2 and a half miles of minimal snow and slush? What is it with people from North America and challenges????????

Love me some ghost towns! Thanks for the upload! You’re an inspiration to me!

Smashed that like button!

Orphan was also filmed there. Had never heard of the first one you mentioned actually.

Thanks Luke. Me and the wife were watching some of your other videos and they are really impressive! Great work!

Nice tour. 👍🍁🤙

Thanks for the tour.😊

Great video! My grandsons and I are going to Halfway hot springs in July. Looking forward to it.

Awesome video Luke! Appreciate all the hard work setting up those camera shots. Really cool drone shot showing the expanse of the area. Kudos to your dog too what a champ! I believe we have the same packraft (Caribou) with Tzip. Did you find that u had to put your gear in waterproof sacks or did they stay dry just in their stuff sacks?… Thanks for bringing us along and more great adventures to come! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍

No one mentions the nest on top of the ship mast lol. Also you missed the sooke potholes. The abandoned resort on the river. It’s pretty cool too.

I like to see these old Ghost Towns. If there are year round residents and the buildings privately owned then maybe they will help this place stay on the map a little longer. It's great to have a glimpse of the past! I appreciate you filming this for us😁 Thanks, Luke!

Sick upload as always Luke

Beautiful video Luke and Nina.!:)

Glad you guys were able to make it to Silver City! I've been there a handful of times over the years and its always a really cool spot. Last time I was there the place was completely infested with Mormon Crickets.

Thanks for the vid, Luke. The town reminds me of Sandon, (Kootenays) which you have likely visited, on the main highway to Kaslo. Hard to imagine the thousands of folks who toiled in such places before vanishing in time and other places,

Great video! I visited Silver City during the summer of 1975. Great memories brought back with this video!

1st, and this is great timing because I can't sleep! Thank you!

This is sick I love em

any idea on the weight of this build?

Please tell me what company your kayaks are? Thank you.

Incredible video. Keep them coming!

Worked there when I was a teenager 1981 with my grandfather. Stayed in one of the cabins over the water when we weren’t fishing. Can’t believe it still intact. Thanks for memories

Lived there from ‘79 to ‘88 and I don’t glow in the dark but unfortunately some poor souls were affected. The rule was “if Andy was making dust pushing on the tailings pile you call and they add more water” (maybe the “white hats” should have thought that one out a bit more…). I thought the green snow was pretty. Great video bud, respectfully filmed and tastefully chronicled / from a past resident of what was a perfect little northern town.

Although I find the neoprene slightly more comfortable than Latex I went back to latex cuffs and neck just for the ability to repair vs the neoprene.