There's something about riding through western canada's rugged wilderness
that is both humbling and invigorating at the same time.
I'm Megan, motorcycle enthusiast and traveler and I recently took my Honda CB500x on a solo
adventure from my hometown in Vancouver around southwestern BC to explore some of the finest
riding and most beautiful natural landscapes in the world right here in my own backyard.
I'm in Squamish British Columbia Canada. I'm going to be touring,
I don't really know exactly where, I've got a few days
and I'm just going to kind of see how the weather is and figure out where to go along the way.
My route took me north from Squamish along the spectacular Sea to Sky Highway 99 through
Whistler, Pemberton and Lillooet and i continued through the windy canyons along Highway 12 to
Lytton.
It's like the wild wild west out here. We've got tumbleweed and desert climate trains going by
not a bad place to stop, and i'm gonna carry on.
So i just got to this campsite here and it looks like it's full.
Online i checked before coming and it showed there were spots available but
i don't know what that's all about. Anyway, it's starting to get late and i don't know where i'm
staying tonight. Very frustrating. I hate riding in the dark, especially around here there's so much
wildlife.
That's why i don't like riding at night. This campground is also full so
I've got to keep looking.
I got this killer spot. Check it out! I was starting to get a
bit concerned because it's getting dark and i'm tired. I've been riding all day.
There we go. Just like that.
Good morning. I'm just here enjoying my gourmet meal, my gourmet breakfast. Uh, don't judge me, okay?
It's really beautiful here but getting here yesterday was a bit of a challenge. Sometimes my
total lack of planning bites me in the butt, but I got super lucky and i found this incredible spot.
I don't know how I managed to get it. I spent the next few days exploring lake country
around the northern Okanagan and the Shuswap areas. There's so much great riding around here
and also some noteworthy points of interest like DreamCycle Motorcycle Museum featuring
a collection of over a hundred unique bikes. I also got the chance to connect with friends in the area
and we enjoyed plenty of riding together and also one of my other favorite activities: hiking.
And the more I explore Beautiful British Columbia, the more I fall in love with it it. It is truly one
of the most breathtaking places in the world and I am so thankful to call this province my home.
Thanks so much for watching. I hope you enjoyed coming along for the ride
and i'll see you on the next one.