Comments for Outdoor Video Magazine http://outdoorvm.com Ski, hike, camp, mountain bike, cross-country ski, snowshoe, fish, climb in the Canadian Rockies and all over the world. Sat, 05 Jul 2008 17:13:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 Comment on Berg Lake Trail - Mt Robson Provincial Park (with Video) by deanna http://outdoorvm.com/berg-lake-trial-mt-robson-provincial-park-with-video/#comment-153 deanna Mon, 09 Jun 2008 04:55:33 +0000 http://outdoorvm.com/berg-lake-trial-mt-robson-provincial-park-with-video/#comment-153 what a fantAAAstic video. this will definitely help me persuade my sister to come join me and my husband when we take this trip in august. thanks a million for sharing your experience. what a fantAAAstic video. this will definitely help me persuade my sister to come join me and my husband when we take this trip in august. thanks a million for sharing your experience.

]]> Comment on Scrambling Roche Miette - Jasper National Park (video) by Katie http://outdoorvm.com/scrambling-roche-miette-jasper-national-park-video/#comment-152 Katie Sat, 17 May 2008 06:37:48 +0000 http://outdoorvm.com/scrambling-roche-miette-jasper-national-park-video/#comment-152 Ewen!! I just watched the video for the first time..how is it that I didn't know about it? It was great.. oh the reminiscing.. I hope we get to go on another trip together this summer. Come to Victoria! Ewen!! I just watched the video for the first time..how is it that I didn’t know about it? It was great.. oh the reminiscing.. I hope we get to go on another trip together this summer. Come to Victoria!

]]> Comment on Berg Lake Trail - Mt Robson Provincial Park (with Video) by david http://outdoorvm.com/berg-lake-trial-mt-robson-provincial-park-with-video/#comment-151 david Mon, 12 May 2008 14:39:27 +0000 http://outdoorvm.com/berg-lake-trial-mt-robson-provincial-park-with-video/#comment-151 Such a great job guys !! well done.. nice memories brings it back to me !!! thanks so much ! Such a great job guys !! well done.. nice memories brings it back to me !!! thanks so much !

]]> Comment on Hoodoo Creek - Hiking in Nordegg by Outdoor Video Magazine » Hoodoo Creek Ridge - Hiking in Nordegg http://outdoorvm.com/hoodoo-creek-hiking-in-nordegg/#comment-127 Outdoor Video Magazine » Hoodoo Creek Ridge - Hiking in Nordegg Thu, 14 Feb 2008 21:44:54 +0000 http://outdoorvm.com/hoodoo-creek-hiking-in-nordegg/#comment-127 [...] and a sense of being in amongst the peaks for relatively little effort. The trail starts from the Hoodoo Creek ‘parking lot’ (road-side) by a large dry stream bed about 38km West of Nordegg, 3km [...] […] and a sense of being in amongst the peaks for relatively little effort. The trail starts from the Hoodoo Creek ‘parking lot’ (road-side) by a large dry stream bed about 38km West of Nordegg, 3km […]

]]> Comment on Paradise Valley Backpack - Hiking in Banff National Park by Mathieu Gilbert http://outdoorvm.com/paradise-valley-backpack-hiking-in-banff-national-park/#comment-96 Mathieu Gilbert Fri, 25 Jan 2008 10:23:31 +0000 http://outdoorvm.com/paradise-valley-backpack-hiking-in-banff-national-park/#comment-96 Nice story .. too bad the weather wasn't with you all the way! I'm guessing the video you are talking about isn't online yet? Nice story .. too bad the weather wasn’t with you all the way! I’m guessing the video you are talking about isn’t online yet?

]]> Comment on Paradise Valley Backpack - Hiking in Banff National Park by DSD http://outdoorvm.com/paradise-valley-backpack-hiking-in-banff-national-park/#comment-95 DSD Thu, 24 Jan 2008 21:10:45 +0000 http://outdoorvm.com/paradise-valley-backpack-hiking-in-banff-national-park/#comment-95 Great trip report! Winter routes do have their own wonderment... DSD Great trip report!
Winter routes do have their own wonderment…
DSD

]]> Comment on Integral Designs eVent Expedition Unishelter Bivi - Review by Dan http://outdoorvm.com/integral-designs-event-expedition-unishelter-bivi-review/#comment-94 Dan Wed, 23 Jan 2008 20:23:03 +0000 http://outdoorvm.com/integral-designs-event-expedition-unishelter-bivi-review/#comment-94 "Even if I wasn’t too hot…could bringing the clothes that i wore hiking during the day in create some of the condensation?" Believe it or not...yes. In fact, wet clothes in a vestibule of a tent will provide additional moisture inside the tent. Consider that the water / moisture from the clothing has to evaporate somewhere. I have been in a similar situation and put the clothing at my feet - some moisture in that area, but localized to that area..... “Even if I wasn’t too hot…could bringing the clothes that i wore hiking during the day in create some of the condensation?”

Believe it or not…yes. In fact, wet clothes in a vestibule of a tent will provide additional moisture inside the tent. Consider that the water / moisture from the clothing has to evaporate somewhere. I have been in a similar situation and put the clothing at my feet - some moisture in that area, but localized to that area…..

]]> Comment on Hiking the Skyline Trail- Jasper National Park by Outdoor Video Magazine » Paradise Valley Backpack - Hiking in Banff National Park http://outdoorvm.com/hiking-the-skyline-trail-jasper-national-park/#comment-92 Outdoor Video Magazine » Paradise Valley Backpack - Hiking in Banff National Park Mon, 21 Jan 2008 03:49:21 +0000 http://outdoorvm.com/hiking-the-skyline-trail-jasper-national-park/#comment-92 [...] We finished off the drive along the Icefields Parkway and registered at the Park Office in Lake Louise. Then, after a quick drive to the trailhead at Lake Louise Chateau, we were ready to get going (you can start from Morraine Lake in summer, but the Morraine Lake road is closed to cars in autumn, winter and spring). Having assessed snow conditions, we decided to leave the snowshoes at the car…a good choice seeing as we barely had to hike through any snow at all! Yet at the same elevation on the Skyline a few weeks before, we had several feet. [...] […] We finished off the drive along the Icefields Parkway and registered at the Park Office in Lake Louise. Then, after a quick drive to the trailhead at Lake Louise Chateau, we were ready to get going (you can start from Morraine Lake in summer, but the Morraine Lake road is closed to cars in autumn, winter and spring). Having assessed snow conditions, we decided to leave the snowshoes at the car…a good choice seeing as we barely had to hike through any snow at all! Yet at the same elevation on the Skyline a few weeks before, we had several feet. […]

]]> Comment on Hiking the Skyline Trail- Jasper National Park by 5 Stories from the Skyline Trail in Jasper National Park -JasperJournal.com - Celebrating Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada http://outdoorvm.com/hiking-the-skyline-trail-jasper-national-park/#comment-91 5 Stories from the Skyline Trail in Jasper National Park -JasperJournal.com - Celebrating Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada Thu, 27 Dec 2007 17:56:41 +0000 http://outdoorvm.com/hiking-the-skyline-trail-jasper-national-park/#comment-91 [...] Club hikes 44km (27 miles) over 3 days on the Skyline Trail during October in the off season. Read. The hikers went by snowshoe too as snow was [...] […] Club hikes 44km (27 miles) over 3 days on the Skyline Trail during October in the off season. Read. The hikers went by snowshoe too as snow was […]

]]> Comment on Integral Designs eVent Expedition Unishelter Bivi - Review by Ewen http://outdoorvm.com/integral-designs-event-expedition-unishelter-bivi-review/#comment-90 Ewen Thu, 13 Dec 2007 04:49:30 +0000 http://outdoorvm.com/integral-designs-event-expedition-unishelter-bivi-review/#comment-90 Yeah I did actually have most of my clothes in the bivy with me (minus my outershells). I used most of them as a pillow, and slept in my base layers. I generally found it hard to moderate my temperature...ie too hot at first and then too cold in the early hours of the morning. and it's hard to take clothes on and off in a bivi so i guess i did put up with being too hot at the start of the night. I guess that certainly could have been the problem. Even if I wasn't too hot...could bringing the clothes that i wore hiking during the day in create some of the condensation? Yeah I did actually have most of my clothes in the bivy with me (minus my outershells). I used most of them as a pillow, and slept in my base layers. I generally found it hard to moderate my temperature…ie too hot at first and then too cold in the early hours of the morning. and it’s hard to take clothes on and off in a bivi so i guess i did put up with being too hot at the start of the night. I guess that certainly could have been the problem.

Even if I wasn’t too hot…could bringing the clothes that i wore hiking during the day in create some of the condensation?

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