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Last weekend at Cheslatta River Rapids and Cheslatta Falls in Central British Columbia.

My first trip out with my new rig! Emerald Lake BC. It was a good test run to work out equipment and storage. I rigged up some temporary sleeping arrangements until I get my rack and can install my RTT.

Awesome idea...the more medical and safety information the better!

Hello Jason and Welcome to OB! Your rig sounds awesome!

Hello NcDillion and Welcome to OB!

That is some very good advice! I really like the strobe light idea.

That is awesome! What a fun way to bond with your daughter! Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Thanks for the replies! I have a gas powered Jeep JK so diesel issues are not a problem. I have good winter tires and a really good sleeping bag so I am pretty much set. Will look into a heater and may add insulation to my JK top to help keep the heat in.

Welcome Sarah! Nice to see another female overland here! This is an awesome community so don't be afraid to ask lots of questions and jump into the conversations.

Hello Bandit and thanks for introducing yourself! Fantastic pics!!

Hello Bruce and Welcome to OB! I hope you share some of your photography expertise here on the forums!

Hello Harry and Sarah! Welcome to OB!

Today is an exciting day for you and your daughter! I wish you much patience for this first lesson! Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Welcome Phil! I am in Prince George! I hope you guys are all recovered from your ordeal this summer. I am new to wheelin and over landing so if you have some favourite trails to share that would be awesome!! Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

I loaded up the jeep and will be heading out tomorrow for a short overnight journey!

Welcome from BC! Welcome to all the other New Canadian Forum members!

SO many good suggestions here! I could spent many cold nights this winter watching and reading!

Right now I use my phone camera and a little Nikon. One day I would love to have a Go Pro and DLSR although my camera skills would not do that camera justice. Whatever you have on hand is the best tool to use at the moment. Just like the rigs, don't let not having the 'it' camera stop you from...

It is that time of year (at least here in Northern BC) where the weather is getting cooler and winter is coming. Who goes overloading in winter and what changes do you make to your rig and equipment? I want to get out as much as possible but I have never winter camped and want to be as prepared...

I have a Sierra Wilderness Two burner camp stove which is just like a Coleman and uses the small propane canisters. I have had it for years and have never had an issue with it.