The most remote village of British Columbia reachable by 🏍 |S6-E132|

In this episode, I am riding to Telegraph Creek, in Canada. It's a remote place, and only a dirt road leading to it. I didn't really know what to expect, but... well, let's say it exceeded all of my expectations!
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[@TheBestFoodieShow]

The only KZbinr I follow who gets an immediate thumbs up before watching because, well, we all know it's going to be excellent!

[@potuhvlog2843]

Same here Foodie.... Don't wanna wait for her to say give thumbs-up 😁

[@mikemerrill175]

True that. Highlight of the morning

[@BlackCrag]

Same here 😁

[@elizaandalisa]

Agree I do the same and I'm not into bikes Marty Australia

[@luckyman6836]

Same here 💁‍♂️

[@Daltwardo]

I'm Tahltan, my family is actually from Telegraph Creek. Our other reserve is called Iskut, you must have passed that about 3 hours before Dease Lake. I'm really happy to see such a large viewership for anything to do with our nation. Thank you. I'm surprised you didn't run into any crazy Tahltan drivers. A lot of us like to take that road in a lot more dangerous manner.

[@jcee2259]

[@Doc.Holiday]

I just “carefully” traversed it in my Diesel F250 with a 4 Wheel Camper and a small cargo trailer. I hear what you talking about the Tahltan drivers. They/you have a comfort level well in excess of this first timer!

[@ytpranab]

I'm from Mumbai, India. Following since you kicked off your journey from India with Himalayan Basanti. Undoubtedly you are one of the most strongest woman, adventures, knowledgeable and a great narrator in the world. I never think twice to take your name Noraly, when someone asks. Keep on riding. 😊👍

[@ashoksuley7702]

I am happy to read that you are following Noraly since she left from Delhi. Iam from Mumbai following her episodes.

[@cheyjan330]

I too have viewed every episode of Itchy Boots. I didn't find her channel until she was into her second year. A man named Bob Wells, who has a YT channel called Cheap RV Living recommended to his followers that they watch her series. I have not missed a single episode since then. Noraly is such consistent professional, creating her story, her way, for us and never letting us down. And the bonus is being able to meet other people from other parts of this beautiful planet we all share. Onward Noraly!

[@woxnerw]

@@cheyjan330 What we need to continue TO DO, is keep our world leaders from telling us different..

[@simmingflgiht3722]

Me Too.. I am following her for her first session starting in India :)

[@leonine01]

Hey Pranab, me too, am from Mumbai....could get together to share, such adventures. Exchange views....

[@nelsonluisfreire8969]

Amazed by, beyond other things, how rich Noraly's English vocabulary is! Remember, she's not native English speaker. Imagine doing all these videos, without any preparations, just fluent speaking in a non native language, not easy at all! And she communicates freely, almost effortlessly. Kudos for her👏👏👏

[@maryh3438]

I love her use of American slang.

[@stonew1927]

That's because she's Dutch. They learn English in schools from an early age. They literally grow up speaking both languages. Many speak multiple other languages too. Unlike many Americans who have narrow minded English only attitudes.

[@karenvalfon]

The Dutch pepople learn English since early school years. And traveling as the common way to communicate slangs are a acquired.

[@dubs7152]

She’s the same speaking Spanish, which I don’t speak at all so not an expert by any means! She is very talented in so many ways. I am in awe of her!

[@stonew1927]

@@dubs7152 Not quite. She's conversant in Spanish. Not quite totally fluent, as she is in English.

[@jimlundstrom2986]

Beautifully created video series. With minimal resources and amazing talent, Noraly has put together a travel experience that rivals any big budget production out there. Thank you Noraly for sharing your travels with us.

[@kevinwade1775]

The best at it. Humble as well.

[@berkeleygang1834]

Having looked at a few other bigger productions, they'd have spoiled it. This is ideal. Ever read "Travels with Charley" by Steinbeck? Noraly's adventures remind me of that great story teller.

[@ALLofYOU2]

ALmost getTing iT i sEE

[@mgman6000]

Wonderful as usual the best channel on KZbin you were talking about projects that had technology stop them,if you are ever in the high desert of southern California there is a place called Burro Schmidt's tunnel,he decided to make a tunnel so he could charge the wagons a toll to go down to Mojave He started it and spent his life digging this tunnel until they built a wagon road bypassing it,It starts out high and gets lowered and lower as he got older and older,then finally makes a 90 turn out the side of the mountain. If you want to see some amazing scenery try the Eastern Sierra Keep safe

[@pepawspostings9231]

Noraly is second to non! No one does what she does better!

[@mikemadore1]

I thank you for taking me on this adventure with you by video. I could feel what you were experiencing and it was incredible.I am now 77 years old an I think I have always missed a woman like you who loves the same kind of adventures like you do, and is not afraid to explore the world to the degree that you do. It is no longer possible that I could do this on my motorcycle, but I now have a 4 wheel drive truck and camper which is being especially prepared and just about ready and I am about to take off doing exactly what you are doing and I intend to explore North America, including the most remote places as much as possible and i intend to so till my very last day, so I will leave no home base to come back to. Amongst my regrets is that it took me too long to discover to be true that the world belongs to those who confront their fears and reach a point to make this kind of choices, so I admire you with the greatest degree of respect.

[@roderickoates4627]

But hasn't Noraly shown us how friendly the people of the world are? There is no reason why anyone, regardless of age can, with confidence go anywhere they wish. I'm seventy myself and will be going to Turkey this year to complete a journey I have always promised myself. I wish you well on your own journey.

[@bernien3956]

All the very best wishes for your journey. I'm 67 and I admire your determination. Keep on keeping on mate. 😎

[@kathleenmartin7498]

Although Noraly shows us her experiences with kind strangers, one can never forget that there are thieves, sexual predators and other sick minds out there

[@kathleenmartin7498]

I hope you are off and enjoying your trips by now. I too, have been a bit adventurous through the years, not as much as Noraly, but I have managed to do 2 trips solo to West Africa, seen 37 of our 50 states, man I trips to Canada and Mexico. I keep wanting to do more travels, but health issues keep cropping up...I still remain hopeful I can resume adventures soon

[@Reet64]

Itchy has discovered first hand why British Columbia is known for its rainforest and its utter beauty. Great views again!

[@kevinkelleher9323]

Ha, sure, but still cutting down 1,000 year old trees as fast as possible - esp. at Haida Gwaii

[@Reet64]

@@kevinkelleher9323 yes. Still not pushing back against the exploitation of the land and trying to jam pipelines through. It’s not gold-star governance, that’s for sure.

[@robertomorsink2014]

@@kevinkelleher9323 Really?

[@drothers999]

@@kevinkelleher9323 As far as I know, the Premier of B.C. put a ban in place at one point to protect old growth forests.

[@BillSedgwick101]

@@drothers999 There was a report on the BBC, 2 October 2022, about a UK company, Drax, cutting down old growth forest in Haida Gwaii, for wood pellets to be burned in the UK - this gives them billions of $$ in green energy subsidies. So many things wrong with that narrative!

[@artdogg50]

The breathtaking drone footage just just never stops amazing me. What a beautiful world we live in and around.

[@Ozboyz60]

I don’t want this series to end!🌈🏍

[@ollietsb1704]

shhhh... I've been contemplating daydreams-come-true and you can just imagine one of my wishes-!! ha ha

[@lindadavies6109]

Me neither 👋

[@johnjunge6989]

So true, been a fan a long time, to old to do that traveling, and she's always has such good insights.

[@goldieandblackie]

All good things come to an end, thats life baby.

[@blueman5924]

Yet, when one door closes, another opens, and we’ll all be back for the next adventure series. any guesses ?

[@irenestevenson5384]

You are a delight to watch & listen to. Photography is stunning. Thank you for showing the world how beautiful Western Canada is.

[@ragweed3524]

I can’t imagine the exuberance you must experience when you look at the drone footage and see you are the only human on the road for miles and miles. BC showed herself to Itchy Boots in a huge way today. And the cricket telegraph system spread the word that you were there. Lol. What a beautiful setting to sleep in. Another great video Noraly!

[@garyholt8315]

Debbie, I hope your life is getting back to a near normal in Florida!!!!

[@ragweed3524]

@@garyholt8315 Thankfully, things are in pretty good shape where I live, all things considered but the rest of the state is bad. Total destruction and lots of flooding all around the state. That slow moving bugger was a bad one and there’s 2 more brewing. Thanks for thinking about me.

[@garyholt8315]

@@ragweed3524 thank u 4 your reply debbie. glad u r OK, the rest of Florida looks very bad. just wanted u 2 know this canadian is thinking of u 🙏🇨🇦❤

[@thomvogan3397]

I never get over how stunningly beautiful Canada is and how it seems to go on forever

[@gregd.88]

I am still amazed Noraly manages to find decent places to stay in the middle of nowhere.

[@julianolivas5812]

I am surprised about that too .. but she only found FAST-FOOD in the USA ??? I hope she ate other tham Dennys during her 5-days in San Diego

[@MichaelWillems]

I wondered too

[@MichaelWillems]

@@julianolivas5812 i was just in San Diego a month ago and I loved the Mexican food… though I guess perhaps Noraly had had enough Mexican food by then.

[@christopherlaudon993]

I first discovered your channel about two years ago and have since gone back and watched every post. I am unable to travel due to health reasons and can only watch and dream of traveling as you do. This world is magnificent and to be able to see it as you take us through is beyond my wildest dreams. Your drone work is truly like soaring as an eagle, which I dreamed of when a child some seventy years ago. Now at 76, my dream is being fulfilled. I can not thank you enough for bringing my childhood dream to life. I am looking forward to what have in store for us in the future. If you can please include more drone work. IN addition to bringing the world to life, you also include very knowledgeable dialogue which sets you on a level well above some of the other travels I have watched. Again, thank you so much and you are included in my prayers.

[@kalikasimiko]

As a British Columbia Canadian, Vancouver Island 🇨🇦... you have opened some awesome doors to this magnificent province we live in Noraly .... Thanx again for sharing your Incredible Journey to Alaska.... You make my weekly viewing intake so complete ✔️... I Love your mini history lessons too...so.much to learn and appreciate.Wishing you continued safe travels and awesome discoveries. 🧢🇨🇦...I'm so looking forward to the next episode 🎈

[@drylandfisherman4479]

My thoughts exactly 👌

[@lionfishphylum4079]

Very well said, VanIsle here, too.

[@DeanVarney]

Van isle here too, her videos have shown me parts of my own province that I don't think I would have otherwise seen.

[@bourdeaux35]

Victoria gang

[@larscederberg8564]

I have to say that Canada has to be the best portion of the whole trip it's stunning 😀

[@NayanJB]

Much better than US, more stunning nature & interactions with indigenous natives/cultures...almost as good as d Central American portion of d current season.

[@edithchapman6651]

Noraly.....the fact that you are so comfortable around so many different cultures speak volumes about your humanity and the kind of person you are. A great inspiration for up and coming new travelers and utubers.

[@jamesspalten5977]

She is an amazing lady! Definitely has angels watching over her!!!

[@shirleebusch1459]

Your journey in Canada has been extraordinary, and this leg of it is no exception.

[@maxcactus7]

Waking up to a fresh pot of hot coffee and a new Itchy Boots adventure episode. A perfect start to a Monday morning.

[@zweispurmopped]

Whenever I read your nickname here, I can't help but think you are a Douglas Adams reader and police officer. Right? 🤗

[@beborodner930]

I just love the adventurous spirit of Noraly. It's like watching my inner 8yr old view of the world, hopping on my bike and heading out into a trail in woods eager to see what's around the next bend. If I had to pick a favorite itchy boots season, this is it. They're all wonderful in their own way however..

[@foridor]

I attended a family gathering last evening where 2 of my grand daughters are expecting babies--both babies are girls. Names came up and I suggested Noraly. One was already contemplating "Nora" so not a by stretch to add the ly. Both were very receptive to my suggestion. Who knows? Great video today. Again the drone shots and livel music, were highlights!

[@imanakadavid]

Wild, wild, wild. It can't get any more remote for BC. Noraly has traveled where the average Canadian or american person never visits. She has images new to us and always amazing. This whole trip has been so insipring for all of us. Brava Noraly! Rubber side down.

[@garyholt8315]

she has spoiled herself

[@ihikebc2295]

" It can't get any more remote for BC". It can, but you will need a bush/float plane or a multi-day hike to get there. That's the awesome part of BC - going somewhere where few people have ever been to.

[@garyholt8315]

@@ihikebc2295 she could be the only dutch citizen to visit there!

[@ihikebc2295]

@@garyholt8315 Indeed!

[@inzanebudman]

@@garyholt8315 brother to Randy Holt??

[@briancombs1198]

So excited to see what’s next in this episode. Your happiness is contagious and that’s what I need this morning! Thanks for being there a hour earlier.

[@oldscout80]

Yep! She's very nice to wake up to, that's for sure!!

[@EdwinAbalain]

Beautifully filmed from above, you're just a fast moving speck in a huge green landscape! This also showcases the endless rainforests of British Colombia!

[@akowboyshippielife7405]

We love you Itchy Boots! Thanks for all your wonderful adventures! Much love to everyone and their families from Alton Missouri USA 👍💪🌻🤠

[@altabooyens623]

Norely gives the word multitasking a new meaning - stunning aerial views

[@motosportadv8177]

All I can say is wow , British Columbia rivals the most beautiful places on earth! Glad to see your having a good safe ride , thanks for sharing and taking us along!👍

[@Antonowskyfly]

Imagine being a giant and running your hand over all that undulating, soft, pine forest. This is an area I’ve wanted to see with my own eyes for nearly 15 years, thank you for taking us there. 👍👍🤟🤙

[@gregsutton2400]

most of the pine you see in that video is killed by the pine beetle infestation, that is why its all gray. Nice imagery though.

[@Antonowskyfly]

Thank you, Greg. I needed that dose of reality to knock the rose coloured glasses off my melon. My comment shows that I’ve not ventured N. or W. from central AB for far too long. With any luck the beetles have or will soon exhaust their habitat requirements for proliferation and the pine will rebound…before…well, the planet is always in a state of change, for better or worse. 👻🎃

[@frankyates1054]

It always amazes me how the drone really puts things in prospective! What a beautiful ride.Thanks from Maryland

[@ronrowett6393]

Thank you Norally for your awe inspiring adventures.It’s got me though some boring covet times.😊PERHAPS you may travel across CANADA coast to coast some day. Thanks again from OTTAWA.

[@bo.moto.24rus]

Эти места, лес, речки, дороги, немного похожи на мои родные места в Сибири, правда у меня больше холмы, чем горы. Очень красиво снято, спасибо :)

[@joehennessy8993]

Noraly As always, I love the drone shots; I am 70 years young along with my dog have tent camped across the US several times. Your journeys have shown the beauty of the world and it's people. thanks so much I have enjoyed the videos and narratives, although vicariously, the experience has been great! 👍👍👍 All my Best to you what a great job... Joe

[@winding-roads]

Telegraph Creek, B.C., was nearly wiped out by a huge forest fire, and a 102-day evacuation order was in place in 2018. You can still see the devastation it caused in your video. Thank you!

[@mcdibbern9919]

I wondered about that.

[@huebdoo]

you can see fire damage throughout the video (good catch). My brother had a huge fire near his farm up by 150 mile house that same year.

[@stevenoakes857]

"devastation", "damage" These apply to forest fires only in you've been raised by Walt Disney. Fires are a critical part of our ecosystem. Because we get in the way of them or they burn things we build in the forest or the landscape afterward offends our English Garden vision of nature is just human arrogance to think nature needs to conform to our perceptions.

[@huebdoo]

@@stevenoakes857 Obviously you haven't had a Forrest fire rumble through your town...

[@stevenoakes857]

@@huebdoo 3 evacuation alerts since 1999 at my house in south central BC. Good 'nuf?

[@altafshaikh3731]

She's done the best motocycling tour around the world .

[@gobear83]

It’s raining…you don’t complain… it’s probably colder …you don’t complain….you ride amazing distances on gravel and dirt …you don’t complain……..you are amazing And you make it so effortless … You’re just visiting and you have seen more amazing places than most Canadians see in a life time …

[@greenforest123]

The music in this season is spot on every single episode. Great addition to amazing videography. Safe trails.

[@wileycsg]

I kind like season one music, its refreshing to go back in time

[@murraymorton3085]

Noraly just keeps upping the game with a breathtaking panorama of views. 👍

[@petecartwright5211]

Wow! Another fantastic segment. Spectacular drone shots. I love how she powers that bike through rain, hail, sleet, or snow. Nothing stops her. It's hard to imagine how popular an American T.V. series this would be. It would sail to the top of the ratings and stay there. Our Noraly's got it all. The general American public would fall head over heels for her. I sure did.

[@richardvervoorn6626]

Yep, I’ve fallen for Noraly too, she is such a complete person, wonderfully talented and engaging. No matter what she will do in the future, I’m absolutely sure she will enjoy something else and have a terrific time doing it!…

[@johnsands146]

A round of applause for this one I think team! So much work gone into this with all the stop starts for the superb drone work and all we see is a seamless episode. If there is such a thing I think we might safely describe this as subtley outstanding. Cheers all!

[@ROTV-DanLockhart]

1.4 million people just had a lunch break with Noraly! Interesting about the telegraph history! Absolutely beautiful there. Thanks, Noraly!

[@iwk315]

Sorry to disappoint 😁 I just had dinner

[@timwalker9436]

I fly in and out of Dease ok airport for work and was so hoping that your route would take you up thr Stewart cassiar highway . As a BC resident all my 57 years who now lives in Kamloops this province is so vast and beautiful with so many diverse landscapes from rainforest to desert and everything in between ,as an adventure bike rider this province has it all in spades . Your channel has kept my whole family waiting for your next video with great anticipation hope you come back someday noraly you are a true inspiration 👍

[@richardvervoorn6626]

Hello again Noraly, right on schedule you have delivered more ‘pages’ to your ultimate adventures destination of Alaska. I so enjoy the snippets of culture, history and inclusion during each video. I eagerly await each little chapter on Monday, Wednesday and Friday with anticipation. It’s so wonderful to see and hear how much enjoyment you experience. You are truly living your best life. Thank you, once again for what seems like the thousandth time I’ve said it. SIMPLY THE BEST❤❤❤, Rick

[@greengiant3815]

Yes. It is spectacular ... And so r you're posts .... 👌🤠🤗

[@davidkettell5726]

Riding in the rain is miserable ,the only thing worse is riding in the snow . I would have looked outside and took a day off. What an amazing scenic ride ,such beautiful scenery.

[@neilmeiskey5482]

A beautiful woman on a beautiful journey....and we get to see it through Noraly's eyes......and Go Pros:). Once again the drone footage magnificent. No matter where she goes she finds beauty.

[@johnjunge6989]

Always great that you provide drone views. So spectacular. Always wondered what that part of Canada looked like. Nick has me so geology oriented, that I love seeing the terrain. Your history inserts make the area so much more desirable. Can't imagine when settlers first came, what they came for, other than gold. I imagine there are lots of animal noises you miss! Stay safe

[@jamesdriscoll_tmp1515]

I learned of Noraly and her odyssey from Nick Zentner, a geology professional, from Central Washington state, who gave her his recommendation. One of the best recommendations I have ever taken.

[@kimberlyk3928]

I live in BC and I'm seeing places I've never been. Your videos are so awesome! Thank you for the great content!!

[@daklakdigital3691]

Power lines, along with size of the wires, can convey a lot of information. For much of your dirt road drive into Telegraph Creek hamlet there were no power lines but as you neared the End of the line it continued as you progressed through to the turn off to your hotel, the wire continued along the main road. This means either there is a grid connection, which suggests civilisation exists somewhere beyond Telegraph Creek or the presence of a generator. Another rule for the lost is following a stream or river WITH the flow of water will always lead you to civilisation. Just some of the tips we learned in the military when parachuted into unknown areas during exercises.

[@lhollybow]

It is powered by an electric generator as it it so far away from any power grid. Dease Lake itself used to be fed from it's own diesel generator , but for the past 20 years has it's own 'run of the river' power generation managed by the local natives.

[@headhunter4488]

I enjoy every one of your videos. Noraly is a real treasure. Just want to hug her. Be safe. Till next time.

[@JoergPotratz]

25 minutes video and at least 1 hour exploring the places where you stay by google maps. 👍🏻♥️👍🏻♥️

[@ericdebrucker6599]

Quels paysages époustouflants ! Noraly, vous me vendez du rêve, là. Avec les moyens que vous avez, vous arrivez à faire des vidéos bien plus belles et plus authentiques que les grosses boîtes de production. S'il vous plaît, ne changez rien, continuez comme ça ! 😊👍🇧🇪

[@libbyvalley]

So many reasons to love & respect ITCHY BOOTS Adventures! Go Noraly & Alaska Go! ✨😁🏆👍❤️

[@highvibe4839]

Comments now sitting at 1.7 million, I’m in Australia, I’m sure if Noraly saw how many people layed around on beaches using phones, reading a book, I’m sure she’d say” why are you all doing that, when you could be doing this” hello from Oz, Noraly did work and live here for a time! What a life she’s living..Canada is breathtaking..I know I lived there too! ❤

[@ramaramakrishnan132]

It is extraordinary that you so courageously ridden through sometimes such dangerous and forbidding countries and shared the world with us. You somehow managed to bring out the best in the people you meet. We are going to miss you so much when you finally say welcome to Alaska and I made it. You a miracle Noraly, able to produce great presentations with a hand held camera. We miss nothing when we watch your episodes. Great music, great photography and drone shots. We are all guessing as to what you will be doing with your beloved Alaska. Thank you dear Noraly for everything🙏

[@susmitadatta4445]

🙏🙏🙏✌✌well said

[@Pamalot]

I third that! ❤

[@boogiedownbronx73]

Which countries do you mean by dangerous and forbidden?

[@justing2805]

What a sweet message❤

[@NayanJB]

Which dangerous/forbidding countries!? Stop believing fearmongering propaganda by western media.

[@raynman2028]

It may have been said before but your journey(s) could easily be incorporated into a teaching tool for school kids. You incorporate geography, history, cultures and so much more. I think the kids would look forward to each new video. Who knows, you might inspire a future itchy boots.

[@mamaji51]

But Noraly is the only Itchy Boots,!! ❤️👍

[@BacktrackADV]

What a trip back in time for me. I used to work in the mining industry in the area you are now!! So glad you got better weather … the ‘wet coast’ can be quite dreary but spectacle when it’s not. My brother and I are on a road trip in BC and Washington. Watching your videos is a great way to start our day!!!

[@atticuskilby515]

Noraly, I SO appreciate your travels to the nooks and crannies of our world, taking us to place where few tread.

[@mikaellofgren7]

This whole North American leg has been truly amazing and so interesting! Thank you so much Noraly!!

[@CjIslandMusicMan]

Yes. We love watching her too. Such a brave strong woman!

[@renatoaxelrud6302]

No words to express my admiration for you Noraly, you live our dreams,bikers who always dreamed to give it a go,and go,and go..... thank you.

[@acme_TT600]

This strech from Dease Lake to Telegraph Creek was so beautyful. Riding in this vast landscape must be incredible satisfying and leaves one with great humility and peace. I'm happy for you that you are able to experience that.

[@unclegoonschannel]

Gotta love this kind of landscapes with nobody else around. The feelings of peace and tranquillity must be overwhelming. Thanks for sharing this Noraly.😍👍🏽👍🏽

[@brianellison3525]

Exactly why I built my house in the Cascade Mountains. My valley stretches as far as I can see. It's nice to wake up to.

[@philipvasko5765]

Best view ever from the bedroom window....😮😊

[@dwayneharris3874]

I have been to Dease Lake, but never to Telegraph Creek. The road to Telegraph Creek was better than I envisioned. Thanks for the tour and the history, Noraly.

[@annoyed707]

Apparently somebody in Telegraph Creek got the message.

[@mumblesbadly7708]

“‘Steep mountain highway. Grades up to 20%.” A slight pause… “BRING IT ON!!!” 🤗🤗🤗

[@gstreitenberger]

Beautiful colorful shots, Itchy’s great personality. And nature saying “it’s me”.

[@dwall3329]

You are one of the most amazing, adventurous human being on earth; thank you for making KZbin worth while.

[@michaelschulz1671]

My highest respect for you everage speed over this Day, nearly 60 km/h with all stops, food, gas and drone setUps, filming, drone catching… Just Great!

[@TymanBert]

Geez Canada has some amazing scenic views! Awesome job capturing those views :))) As always amazing content :)))

[@SteffanoDucati]

ALSO .. for perspective .. your home country of the Netherlands is 40,000 sq km .... British Columbia alone is around 950,000 sq kms = 25 X the size . Canada is 10,000,000 sq kms. Living in B.C. for over 40 yrs and I can tell you that you could spend an entire lifetime exploring this province and never come close to getting it done. Thousands of spots where humans have never set foot. I'm sure there's no where else on the planet with the diversity of terrain that BC has . We are glad you are sharing a tiny piece of it with the rest of the world !

[@maxbarko8717]

Thank you for bringing back such wonderful memories! When we stayed in Dease Lake with our motorhome, we read that we shouldn’t drive to Telegraph Creek with the motorhome due to road condition. The owner of the hotel insisted to take her Jeep. Still today I am so grateful for her generosity! 🙏🧡

[@louislouis4221]

Bring it on!...what? a 20% grade up is not going to stop daring Itchy Boots. Those 20% grades really are not aware whom they are messing with...Bring it on! haha! So wonderful is this beautiful Dutch girl's determination.

[@ashaw6960]

Place where you stayed had a stunning view. Glorious scenery on today’s ride.

[@commentdeleted173]

SPECTACULAR! Thanks,Noraly, for taking us along with you!

[@Gyodofer]

So so loving, the end of the video is so nice, a woman tired but SUPER HAPPY from her journey today..... and the drone shots.... are amazing!!!! I only think about the JOY OF THE NORALY DRONE, of being able to fly in dream places!!!!! I want to be Noraly's drone and fly fly..... hahaha, respectfully of course. Greetings and forward Noraly!!!!!

[@charlesharris2749]

You manage to find all the best routes and places to stay over.... while riding and filming and narrating. You give new meaning to, "multitasking". Happy trails!

[@rickszabo4312]

I live in northern B.C and Noraly has somehow avoided all the touristy type places here and is teaching me how to show further respect for the First Nations and their traditional territories . The Tatlan rightfully have first say of what happens in about 12% of the province and it looks like they are able to see a sustainable future for all of us here.

[@mariaaparecid464]

Eu sou a PITTY, acompanho você Noraly, aqui do Brasil. Amo tuas viagens, tuas aventuras e todas as histórias contadas por você... apaixonada por motos. Estive com minha irmã por um mês no hospital e o que me tirava de todas as agonias que eu estava vivendo eram as noites em que fazia belas " viagens...tudo o que eu queria quando eu era jovem . Obrigada por tantos momentos agradáveis ( embora minha irmã tenha falecido), eu conseguia desligar e desligo um pouco desse meu mundo e vivo o seu. Tudo de bom garota!! Alaska!!

[@hlayisaniyingwane8139]

I'm so sorry dear may her continue rest in Peace

[@Peace-tk3gr]

So sorry about your sister 😢🙏

[@FnLn55]

Your majestic drone video was spectacular as usual, and your musical accompaniment, as well as the crickets, sound great thru headphones. The long dirt roads were smooth and dry, for an outstanding adventure ride with so many miles of smiles. I will enjoy this again, and eagerly anticipate the next episode. Thank you, Noraly! Stay safe & strong! . . . and positive!

[@kyles5513]

I've lived in British Columbia my whole life and never heard of this place. Pretty cool.

[@BlackCrag]

This is the most bingeable content on KZbin! Absolutely cannot get enough..... Thank you 😊 🙏

[@dlock5794]

This lady has millions of people watching her video's, but she speaks in a way that makes me think she talking to me.

[@kellyheath6293]

Just incredible. The routes you choose and the way you present it to us is simply unmatched. You are the best in the world that what you do.

[@ghanthor]

Wow.. what a view.. my eyes would have popped right out of my head.....

[@cheyjan330]

Noraly, you and Alaska take us to places that we had no idea existed!! It is amazing how well developed and maintained the dirt roads are almost everywhere in Canada. I wonder who pays for all of this. Certainly the sparse Indigenous populations do not have the tax funding for such excellent roads. Maybe the mining companies? Also, looks like a massive wildfire went through this area sometime ago. Such an interesting piece of this massive country, wonder if Salmon are able spawn in the beautiful pristine area. Again, thank you for this wonderful series. Be safe.

[@GoldVP...]

Lol not sure where you get your knowledge on western Canada, but no the gravel roads are not well maintained, only those where heavy equipment frequently drive, but even that is sparse. As for salmon, there are many rivers that keep seeing the spawning salmon return, like pinks, chum, coho, but many others don't spawn in rivers

[@allochris]

Public Road maintenance in BC is all funded with BC public tax $. Mining industries are greedy and will only fund road maintenance cost for their own private access road (Yes of course, private industries can be argued that they indirectly fund public road maintenance via their business provincial income taxes)

[@anke5864]

Chey Jan, it's not a massive wildfire but a tiny beetle... You may look it up on Wikipedia (pine bark beetle): "In western North America, a recent outbreak of the mountain pine beetle and its microbial associates has affected wide areas of lodgepole pine forest, including more than 160,000 km2 (40 million acres) of forest in British Columbia."

[@waynebeatty6493]

I worked for a number of years for Dease River First Nation. The Kaska Nation would annually trade moose and caribou meat for salmon from the Talhtan as country food for the elders.

[@lindsaymerritt975]

What a fabulous series. Thanks Noraly. Your little Honda sounds strong and capable of doing it all again. Fabulous for a 300cc single. ♥️

[@johannhammann894]

Noraly, one can not compliment you enough on your video quality and cinematography. Your drone footage is also exceptional, considering that you are riding a bike. This isolated places are more my cup of tea.

[@roy.actual]

Oh my. The view from your room is amazing. Thanks for taking me along with you on this beautiful ride!

[@alanfoster6589]

"Steep mountain highway -- grades up to 20%" Noraly: "Fun!"

[@BorisEkner]

Due to other interests I haven’t watch your videos in the past 3-4 weeks. Today (it’s very late evening) I decided to binge watch what I’ve missed. - Damn you, I’ve missed you! 😁

[@ericchazankin4919]

Folllowed by rain clouds, remote dirt road with 20% grade, stop for picnic tales of telegraph history with cricket serenade - bring it indeed! Most of us will never get to see / hear / feel / taste / smell what you did today. The drone work and especially that outro gave an amazing perspective on just how remote this spot is - spectacular.

[@sandrahoover3127]

another fantastic video from you! That area of BC is incredible, thanks so much. And......I'm so glad to see you stop and take a break and eat!

[@garyholt8315]

were u like me looking over noraly's shoulder to see if a bear was coming to take her sandwich ?

[@duvvuric]

Every time I watch the channel it make me want to wander off irrespective of the mode of transport available. Simply inspirational

[@kbenham7683]

Nothing like the sun breaking through a rain squall to show the landscape at its freshest.

[@Her_o8]

Omg! Looks like you're riding in the sky with those low-lying clouds all over. Truly amazing surrounding. Must be quite cold out there. So that's the reason for the new suit. You don't seem to feel cold at all. You're an all-weather rider. You never cease to be impressive. The drone shots are stunning and so admirable. Even the unpaved road is great, better than the rough roads of south and central america. Constant Road maintenance is evident in Canada. Good job, Canada! Canada has a vast wealth of beautiful places, almost pristine flora and fauna. Add to that the white mountains, glaciers, evergreen trees. Thank you so much, Noraly, for all the great views. Ride on safely.

[@Her_o8]

@p¡nned by Itchy Boots• i'm elated with your replies. Even a simple fan from afar is given attention by you. You make me feel proud.😊😊😊 Thanks so much.

[@SergeyKurdakov]

@@Her_o8 that was a scam bot comment, now removed by moderator, do not fall for scams

[@Her_o8]

@@SergeyKurdakov thanks so much for your comment. Tell me, is the whatsapp number a scam too? Do you mean it was not Noraly giving her number to me? My, would it bring me trouble if i will pursue corresponding through whatsapp?

[@SergeyKurdakov]

@@Her_o8 yes, whatsapp number is a scam - Noraly does not use such type of contact ( and commented on it), there are literally hundreds of bots which take channel owners pictures and try to scam people - but they are not channel owners, nor it was Noraly in this case

[@Her_o8]

@@SergeyKurdakov thanks so much Sir! You can save lots of us from scammers. You Stay safe too.

[@gerrylopez5743]

Spectacular views with the clouds in the mountains. It must be even more sensational seeing it live.

[@davidfurman8285]

It’s hard to believe but your videos are getting better and better. They were always good but now they’re great. Your one lucky and talented girl.

[@brendonducharme3527]

As a tahltan resident, i really enjoyed this video. Im very glad you enjoyed your trip into our territory. I have to show my family who live in telegraph creek, im sure theyd enjoy this

[@donwilliams3626]

I am feeling blue today. Maybe because of the rain, but mostly it is sinking in that Noraly is inching closer and closer to the day Alaska will again arrive at the destination Alaska. I have to snap out of it and enjoy the scenic beauty, majestic terrain, history, and culture of the peoples she introduces us to along our way. The sun will come out tomorrow!

[@ragbag46]

I am curious where she goes next.

[@johninYVR]

Noraly, thanks for stopping to take the drone video. Spectacular. (From a guy who used to fly those 'float planes' years ago.)

[@teamground0229]

I always go to google maps to watch your route for the day. You are upgrading my geography and native american knowledge! Don't forget your bear spray!

[@josedasilva396]

Me to 👍😄

[@simoneelettri6719]

I use to watch your videos avidly, you are facing such a an exciting journey that I really don't ever get enough. Now that the end of it is on the path, I feel like when I am approaching to end of a book that I loved and read the last pages slowly to make them last longer. Well done Noraly, beautiful experience you did.