Trans-Labrador Hwy Remote Overlanding Adventure E.3 - Northern Québec Route 389 to Station Uapishka

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Trans-Labrador Hwy Remote Overlanding Adventure E. 3 - Northern Québec Route 389 to Station Uapishka
Chevrolet Silverado ZR2 with off road teardrop trailer in tow we head north on Northern Québec Route 389 to the Trans-Labrador Highway on this overland adventure that would take us through Labrador and then the island of Newfoundland. Camping out and family fun for everyone was the plan as my wife Tori and I had our two kids and the dog along. Nothing like a little off-grid living, a road trip and a hike with kids...especially in a place were we're surrounded by remote wilderness.
We passed Manic 5, a huge power dam and then headed up a steep hill with several switchbacks as we pushed deep into Northern Québec through a long section of gravel highway. The road was very winding and felt sketchy in the earlier stretches where trucks were more prevalent. We entered the Uapishka (Groulx) Mountains and the scenery was quite beautiful as we drover adjacent to Lac Manicouagan and stopped at a pull over to take in a beautiful, mountain-shrouded view of the crater lake.
Soon, we reached Station Uapishka, an outpost run by the indigenous Pessamit Innu Council. There are backpacking trails in the area and they offer, camping and rooms, while in season, cultural experiences and paddling trips are available. We drove our truck and trailer right up onto the beach to camp in what was our favourite spot yet! We had a nice bonfire, a good meal and enjoyed a beautiful sunset. The next morning it was drizzling so we opened the awning on the trailer for some protection and ate breakfast before pulling out and continuing north to the Labrador border.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:24 North on Highway 389
8:38 Manic 5 Dam
9:52 Gravel Road Cursing & Views of Lac Manicouagan
14:52 Arriving at Station Uapishka
17:13 Camping on the Lake - Fire, Rooftop Tent & Dinner
21:51 The Next Morning, Day-5 Rainy Day, Bacon & Eggs
26:45 Coming Up! (Drone Shots)

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot for watching! Please let me know what your favourite part of this video is.

[@MakinSawdust]

That RAD blue chevy truck is the BEST part!!!!. Sorry, I commented early! I commented before the 1 minute mark. You guys rock!

[@chrisblack8390]

I liked the family musical. Beautiful place. Thank you

[@davemayers9342]

The clip where North has his head resting on Wes's head is heart warming.❤

[@sydneywatson5320]

Favorite part!? Every second that you are kind enough to share with us! This episode was extra special only because "That big circle place" as I've always called it lol, has been on my bucket list for some time now. I still hope to get there one day. I can not thank you enough for sharing all the breath taking views and fueling my desire to get out there. Much love to you, Tori, Wesley, Hudson & North 🥰

[@VandelayIndustriesLLC]

really loved all of it...but now I am thinking I need to see that region where you were today. I got to know more about how that circle was formed, but more importantly I just want to see that part of North America with my own eyes... Canada needs to subsidize your adventures and promote your videos. I've been to Canada a few times but now I really want to plan some longer adventures. Thank you to you, Tori and the boys for sharing you amazing family trip! Honestly I think the only thing you could add to these trips is a few sections with some great folk music or the like...otherwise the quality is up there with the best produced travel docs. Well done & thanks again!

[@saltywinchester1600]

I have an disabled sister and it was never easy for my mom and I am amazed how you handle all of this with your two kids and the dog. Just great. Kudos to both of you. You are great parents! Greetings from Berlin, Germany. :) Keep it up.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lit! It is for sure challenging a lot of the time but we find not doing it, although easier to be harder emotionally haha. Funny how that works some times. Thanks for the encouragement and support!

[@1stcavw247]

Jim, brains & brawn. Tori, brains & beauty. They both chop wood, cook, take excellent care of those beautiful kids. Thank you for sharing your adventures

[@tomdies7451]

Wes & Huddle sure seem to love the trip--I absolutely love Wesley's smiles and giggles!!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

They were thriving out there

[@collegedad8656]

Another great installment. Love seeing your boys interact, and Huddy wanders around like a "Mini Jim" 🤣

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

T feed he does! He’s so cute

[@kimberlyzamora4437]

Hi Jim and Tori, This series is amazing! That round lake is very interesting. The boys are so cute and getting so big. Thanks for sharing. So cute seeing Hudson wanting to be with Wesley in his seat by the fire when Jim was talking to us. Hudson is a sweetheart and will be Wesley buddy forever, that one moment made that clear. ❤️

[@jeteater1]

The round lake is an impact crater from a meteor: "Manicouagan Crater, located in Canadian province of Québec, is one of the Earth’s oldest and the most visible impact craters. Manicouagan Crater was formed by an asteroid strike over 214 million years ago. Like a pebble creating ripples when dropped into water, the crater has concentric rings formed by shock waves transmitted by the impact."

[@kimberlyzamora4437]

@@jeteater1 Thank you for the information. It's beautiful! ✌️

[@judyschepp8748]

@@jeteater1 Wow!!! Beautiful👍🤗

[@Barret-paddles]

What a family you all are! Just so special to see your boys in the outdoors learning about and enjoying nature. Gift of a lifetime 👏 Rock on Baird family!!!

[@barbmorgenroth9365]

Another spectacular episode - absolutely the breathtaking scenery is the favorite part of the episode I think as lover of mountainous terrain. It’s also amazing the cooking skills you both have in the great outdoors. The boys and North are super good and fun to watch. One day Hudson will be following in your footsteps for sure with the adventures he’s able to go on with family at such a young age. Thanks so much for sharing another fantastic episode. 👏

[@TBlack99]

The scenery is amazing and the fact that you are sharing your journeys with your family is just awesome….

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks very much

[@1stcavw247]

Must be my 20th time watching this series, I love Wesley, his smile,laugh, hoping for a great future for him. Huddy so fun to watch. His antics could make a movie. Jim & Tori, stay natural , it makes for fantastic videos. 😎

[@user-to1to7ck8v]

I love how excited your kids get when your playing some Chuck Berry 😊❤

[@deniseseguin3076]

omg.. my favorite part is when Wesley and Huddy liking the music...so cute...

[@TheRent1967]

How good of everyone in your car that they love to travel. Even your dog loves it.

[@loocuss722]

Daaaaaammmm. That body of water is crazy, perfect circle from birds eye view.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

It’s a massive meteor impact site!

[@loocuss722]

@@JimBairdAdventurer That's awesome!

[@jimbrown9184]

I admire you're dedication of family camping its not as easy as you make it, road time is a little stress-full I Know God Bless

[@christinecote4639]

So honoured that you bring us along on the trip!

[@lewisgardner1660]

It’s very hard to have a best part to be honest, all the views are amazing, I guess seeing the whole family out together is one of my favourite parts, the kids are experiencing it all with you which I think is great.

[@tomelko]

Lac Manicouagon looks amazing! TIL - Formed by a meteorite impact a million years ago "the crater is a multiple-ring structure about 100 km (60 mi) across." Incredible! Thanks for sharing as always.

[@larrygorst8749]

Family time around a warm camp fire, with a wonderful view, smells, and fresh air. Awesome. Bring it on! Thanks for sharing.

[@flyifri]

I have never seen this part of Canada so I thank you both very much for sharing it with us now. Thumbs up to you all.!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re very welcome and thanks for tuning in! The next episode is the best one yet.

[@deniselynch4687]

I always enjoy your blogs . Love myself some Wesley such a precious child, be blessed and keep up the good work.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks very much

[@pavelusa3423]

I workt on the labrador twin city project back in the day,1963..kaiser construction as an electrial helper.i was a nubile high school graduate..I worked with the French and newfoundlanders and probably others.. it was a mine but related to the iron ore production.wasbush.. thanx for the memories..bon jour,bon voyage

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Very cool, I believe there are 85 years or more left there. 11,000 people live in the area there now. Lab City , Wabash and Fremont.

[@dvince13]

Dang Y'all, Wesley's smile sure does make my day! Great series.

[@TheOutdoorSeeker]

Looks interesting. I haven't thought of getting that far north on this side of Quebec. Labrador it's not even on my radar for now. Thanks for transporting us there.

[@rickintherockies2019]

What a beautiful country we live in!! Love the journeys you guys choose!!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Agreed! Thanks a lot.

[@patbeaudoin4237]

My favorite part of the video was that awesome campsite we live in a beautiful country. 🙂🇨🇦👍👍👍👍👍

[@joycewilcox6404]

Great video Baird family, great to watch Hudson interacting with Wes, all good stuff, thanks!!!!!!1

[@remitremblay2091]

This is such an amazing view! We are doing it this very June and can’t wait to measure the difference….we did Alaska summer 2023…. Thanks for a great series of videos :-) Canada is beautiful!

[@LostLakes]

Can't remember the last time I watched a roadtrip on KZbin, if ever, but I'm really enjoying your trip with the kids. Always been curious about Lac Manicouagan so that's cool to know about the access. Hope you two get the chance to follow through with a tributary trip there. Don't know how you're pumping so much out these days...you must be sharing editing duties between the two of you? Anyway, well done!

[@davemayers9342]

The perfect set up. The new truck looks awesome too. I can only imagine the work it takes with the boys and the dog and everything else. North is looking good and obviously loves the boys :)

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

He definitely does and is protective of them too. Glad you like the set up!

[@jimhanson7476]

Favourite part, the excitement of you face’s.. so nice

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks! We really were so excited

[@Ray-Willey]

Holy moly, that dam is impressive!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

It’s something g else for sure

[@darrendavidsonoutdoors]

That's awesome! Hudson definitely takes after you Jim wanting to wonder off and explore new places. I'm sure he'll have his own channel in no time. LOL! Tha KS for bringing us along. Enjoying the adventure so far. Can't wait till the next video.

[@garryandrews]

Just gets better and better!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Absolutely, the next one is already dint and is the best one yet I think. We finally tarted busting the drone out a lot

[@suezaple4950]

Spectacular scenery folks wow the mountains and hills are gorgeous , the kiddies are being so good . lovin that trailer it has everything you need ,What a beautiful family adventure this is becoming really loving this !

[@jacksprat3287]

thanks for taking me along for the journey

[@welderman1221]

Very nice, kids seem happy and North seems content.Great family trip!!

[@conniemorin2429]

So happy you got to discover this beautiful part of the country!! My family lived in HV-GB for several years so I made that trip many times. Beautiful!

[@jimjanik720]

Love the series. Tori is a rockstar how she handles everything. I don't think any of this would be possible without her. Can't wait for the rest of it. Wish the videos were longer. I have the same truck you do Silverado 6.2 you need to put a muffler on that for sure.

[@richardcontant4659]

So many souvenirs are coming back. Thanks.

[@MNHealey]

I LOVE that you've introduced me to Quebec and all its beauty! A part of the world I know nothing about. Looking forward to Labrador!

[@bloodyeyeful]

That was beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Jim, if the Labrador is calling you, maybe hook up with Justin Barbour? You two and Ted would make for a fun show. Blessings all.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Absolutely! And check this trip across northern Quebec and Labrador that ted and I did a few tests back. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5uaqqaPjdecpMU

[@bloodyeyeful]

@@JimBairdAdventurer I'm on it for Friday night Movie night! Thanks Jim. I hope you have a wonderful Holiday season. I will pray for good things for you and your beautiful family.

[@wendyoutdoors2230]

Love how you two are equal partners in your adventures. Also how you include your kids and dog. Takes me back to my earlier days family camping. So many amazing memories. Always worth the effort.❤

[@marianfrances4959]

Just awesome!!!!👍🇨🇦😎🐾💜

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks!

[@2770monz]

Love how much you as a Family love what you do. Awesome

[@davebanner4060]

Y'all are awesome parents. Keep the videos coming.

[@judyrobinson9556]

The adventure continues! Beautiful scenery, waterways and colorful trees. Little Huddy is so cute toddling around the campsite. Wesley is a handsome lad and all that curly hair! The cooked meals looked good. The terrain is getting more and more remote and beautiful. Will look forward to the next one. Safe travels.

[@TheGrantAlexander]

The little discussion around 14:10 about how long it takes to drive "4 hours" with two kids (and a dog )really hit home. We traveled from Ottawa to Moncton and back this summer and there were a lot of emotions in the car after a while. Pit stops were not bad, but getting back to driving things were not very much fun... We had thought that we could do a marathon "8 hour" drive one day. Ended up splitting that up into two 4 hour drives instead and luckily we were able to change our reservations at the campgrounds. One day in the future I will be making this drive to visit family in Labrador. I appreciate you documenting your trip.

[@margoburns9085]

So awesome seeing you on such remote adventures while your kids are still so young. I took my boys young as well and they still love the back country as much as when they were wee Canadian explorers. Great video Jim!

[@altemple5322]

If you don't smile everytime Wes gets on camera then you need help. Love these videos Jim and Tori, thank you

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Agreed, he’s such a sweet little guy!

[@Heisstrong]

Absolutely love it. I watch all your videos and your brothers too. I'm following your trip on Google maps. The Lac Manicouagan region is spectacular! I'm from Omaha, NE, USA and had never heard of this lac and its beginnings from a meteor impact that hit so long ago. Tori is one amazing woman, mother, and wife. What would you do Jim, without her! 🤣 Looking forward to the next episode!

[@jimsoltner8978]

Wow what a trip so far. Love tuning in. Cheers folks from the pine Barrens South Jersey.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot and glad you’re enjoying it! I read about the Pine Barrens in a couple Tom Brown books.

[@MrGogogordo]

So sick Jim! Can’t wait for next week. Thanks again!

[@janetpolon9741]

beautiful family I’ve been watching your videos, you and your brother Ted I laughed one time when you and Ted blew up ( because both of you were tired and hungry 😄😄😄😄) but this will be my favourite video and the one in the French river with those 2 wonderful little boys nice to see Wesley enjoying the long ride Huddy running around in the camp ( freedom 😄😄😄😄) thanks for sharing your family adventures keep coming 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@normarobertson382]

Great episode, that last camp site was amazing. Little Wesleys smile just makes my day! Jim I had a good laugh when you said ,we have to keep an eye on Hudson, he likes to go exploring . I wonder where he gets that from 😂🤣😂🤣😂 Looking forward to next one 👍💕💕

[@FreakofNature1]

What a spot! So far an incredible trip my friends. Thanks for sharing 😃

[@anthonypayne2526]

I love seeing the kids out there enjoying exploring. And how great is North with the kids?! That overlanding trailer is pretty awesome. If I check out one of those, I might even be able to convince my wife to go on a multi-day camping trip! 😁

[@kjames8299]

Love when make camp.You make all look so easy.its not.Kids dog and all..

[@TheSheldo1]

Wow,going to bucket list this highway.

[@tonyupham2340]

Don't know how you do it but you keep producing the goods, it's even more impressive with your wonderful family in tow, cool

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot, ya it’s not easy to so it all so, passion is my driving force

[@montybarbee8128]

Love to see Wesley huge smiles. Happy kids happy wife Happy wife,happy home.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks and agreed!

[@Broenss]

Just what i needed ! Thanks for the great content ! =)

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re welcome

[@lucproulx2855]

Very Nice you movies

[@kevinstromquist5954]

Nice day of travelling. Northern Quebec is beautiful. I was happy to see several comments about the lakes origin as a meteorite impact crater. One commenter said the impact occurred 1 Million years ago which is off by over 200 million years. It occurred in the Triassic and has persisted to modern times. The boys and dog seem to be pretty good travelers unless you are editing out the trying parts.

[@Mike-iv3hy]

When you spoke about getting trapped between 18 Wheelers, it reminded me of the time we went to the beach in Southern Brasil . We had to travel 200mi to get there, at By a route they call The Wall ! It is a 1 lane rd across the mountains . The Pass was full of 18 Wheelers, and we were right in the middle of 20 of them We had to stop at the top of the mountain because a Cop could not check trucks, because he was suffocating from carbon monoxide ! We waited 20 min. Sitting in 40c heat with the windows rolled up until the Cop felt well enough to let us go ! There was a stone wall on the driver's side and a 450 ft drop on the passenger side ! and 10 18 Wheelers in front of us spitting diesel. We made it to the beach by 4pm . I was sipping beer and eating shrimp by 5pm , and watching Brasillian chicks Strutting on the beach ! It was 1 heck of a trip ! 😜 Mike

[@waltsimonson2556]

My favorite part is always the fire , ground fire is my favorite style or method of fire . It keeps your lower legs and feet warmer . But it is nice to see both children so happy , so many times , shore they both had thier unhappy times , but they seem really happy most of the time , you can tell they are really happy . can't wait till you make it to your destination . And can't wait to see the next video . You guys are an awesome family . So I guess that's my favorite part .

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot and ya, they do have there’s moments. Hudson starts to protest around 5pm if we haven’t gotten to camp yet! They did so great on the trip over all though.

[@joycebailey1211]

Man oh man I wished u/we could've stayed there one more day. I scoop Huddy & North, like the both wanna make a run for it... ❤️ adventuring w you all..

[@kathiepilotte6743]

This makes me really want to do this next year. Tks for sharing your adventures Jim and Tory.

[@ckalnicki]

Very nice guys! Beautiful country!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks!

[@wendyoutdoors2230]

Wow, what you folks do for you tube! Lots of work and so many challenges.

[@DriversofOttawa]

A friend of mine circumnavigated Lake Manicouagan by sailboat with no motor years ago! Beautiful area for sure!

[@enmajiskon4943]

17:33 OMG! Beautiful site.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

It indeed was amazing!

[@mariamuller5081]

Waching and i am happy to see you all 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@ronboyer3070]

Great adventures to watch! Reminds me of my fishing days taking the Buddcar from Sudbury Ontario to the Pogamasing flume that flows into the Spanish river. Great shore fishing for Pike, Walleye, Bass and Speckled Trout. If you have not been there, take your family and canoe on the Buddcar and start the adventure at the Flume (just north of Sheehan. The Buddcar travels from Sudbury to White River and stops wherever you wish. Look it up! Again, thanks for the adventures.

[@richardcontant4659]

Winter camping and skiing was amazing in the Mont Groulx.

[@patricklavictoire3235]

I am loving this new adventure,so beautiful,cant believe the size of manic 5 dam,that is truly living a dream👍

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

I know right? It’s massive. Thanks a lot!

[@zbyszekpodchmielony2642]

hmm.. for me best is 22 to 22.30 😀😀 Nice trip & nature 👏👏👏👏 + 👍

[@richardcontant4659]

When I was living in Baie-Comeau, the road was paved from Baie-Comeau to Manic 5, then dirt road, but a lot less curves. Then pavement on the Labrador side. When you where seing a big log truck coming, we had to stop as far has possible on the side of the road, and get your head and upper body as low as we could. Sometimes, there could be a log sticking out of the truck load and it could rip of the cab of the pickup truck and our head’s… Well, back in the « old days », now I don’t know, but do it anyway, lol.

[@angelamaddox1995]

I loved watching your journey through labrador, it was so nice to see my home town captured on a drone like this. I hope you guys enjoyed Labrador CIty to its fullest!!

[@MAJJJJJJ]

When you guys call your son Huddyy it sounds like your saying puddy and that was the name of my brothers dog. Yeah. Well I enjoy these videos. So thanks

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re welcome

[@lindapetersen1800]

I remember coming on down to Illinois by myself with 2 little ones and making it around different places !!! Otherwise it was harder than all heck to drive with them !!! Fill on up and potty change!!! Then run here and there !!! And then going 1 more time to go that run for them 1 adult and 2 children did this so much of the time 5 hours one way !!! Then maybe to get the driveway on done with them running !!! Tori and JIMBO It is a thing to remember !!!

[@JM-iy6wm]

Just watched your 25 day trip to hudson bay again , crazy fantastic video keep it up Jim Murphy

[@larsandersson4394]

Looks very much like north sweden.

[@adrianlois7322]

Very good E 1,2,3, 🙋👌

[@richardcontant4659]

To see Manic four, you have to take a « side road ». Fishing was pretty good there.

[@wandaberry3189]

Favorite parts...where do I start??! That Westley is the most precious boy with a smile that gets me every time! He looks like he's having the best time of his whole life! Huddy makes me laugh cuz he walks like a cowboy...and I lol when he let Tori know he wasn't getting fed fast enough!! Is there a more busy woman than Tori...I think not! I'm loving these family trips more and more and can't wait for the next episode!! Oh ya... and Jim's dirty face is pretty funny too!!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Wesley absolutely has a million dollar smile and buddy does walk like a cowboy haha.

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

My favorite parts, #1 the beautiful fall colors. #2 the scenery. #3 Hudson saying Hi. #4 when I looked over your shoulder & seen North lean his head over on Hudson. #5 the campsite by the lake with the spectacular sunset. #6 seeing you, Tori, Wesley, Hudson, & North. Well, O really enjoyed the whole video, with the aerial views. The teepee was neat. 1st time to see a dam that huge. Wow. Looking forward part 4.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot! Ya, basically the reason the road is there is because of that dam and the when they found huge iron oar deposits further north thst they connected back to sept ills on the st Lawrence, they connected it from the dam to the mines but didn’t start on the Trans Labrador proper for some time.

[@erinlogan9886]

Really beautiful country

[@marygordon3032]

Wesley and Hudson have been so good and keeping me laughing. Y’all are the best and thanks for sharing! 😎😎😎✅✅✅🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯

[@canajian]

👋😎👍hey I'd a just stayed at that campsite!!! Lol beautiful!!

[@davidkost418]

Love your videos - keep ‘‘em coming! Thranks ! Your sons are lucky to have you and Tori for parents!

[@richardcontant4659]

There are BIG Northern Pikes and Lake Trouts in that reservoir. Ouananiche also and White Fish.

[@tpalshadow]

Looks like a blast. Good lucking truck, but I would have to put some mufflers on there that would drive me nuts! haha

[@SwampDonkey530]

Cool country for sure, thanks.

[@martinvanoene7192]

Super Great as always!

[@erniescabin4256]

have a great and merry christmas and thanks again for all the videos

[@kristingrounds4163]

That campsite was beautiful....I would have stayed another day for sure!!! The kids look like they are having a blast!!

[@carolwilson9341]

I agree 100% that opening up remote areas by major road works or other forms of access can be detrimental to the protection of these environmental areas. We have seen this first hand many times in the past 50 years of camping in Canada. Did you know that Lac Manicouagan was created 214 million years ago, in the Late Triassic, by the impact of a meteorite 5 km in diameter?

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Wow massive! I did know it was a metope impact site. If you google lake Manicouagan before the dam, you can see a topo of what it used to look like. Basically to narrower, semi circle lake like sections of river that meet at the south. The dam widened them substantially Made them join at the top

[@melvingreen5157]

Thank you, I grew up in one of the towns a bit West of Blanc Sablon (born on Northern Peninsula). This series is making me homesick and it will be worse once you get back to the Labrador coast. Safe travels

[@tmacmi9095]

That lake is amazing, and geographically very interesting! I have been following your journey on Google Earth and checking out all of the photos and landmarks on there. Beautiful area. I’m guessing the logging trucks are busy shipping lumber that will end up in Home Depot’s here in the states as much of our lumber comes from Canada these days. Thanks for taking us along with you 😊. Btw my favorite part was just watching all the scenery!