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This was about $250 CDN in materials and hardware. It too about three days in total spread over some evening and weekends.

The two of the four we have that make the trips.

It's a 1/2 wave dual band, SG-M507 PL-259 style mount. Works ok, I have a 5/8 wave i like better just too tall for that part of the country with all the tree's.

In and around the Coldscaur Recreation area. British Columbia, Canada.

Six Mile Recreation Area - British Columbia, Canada White Swan Lake, British Columbia, Canada

Coldscaur Recreation Area, British Columbia, Canada

Wells Lake - Whipsaw Trail, British Columbia, Canada

There is two routes into the falls, one is more stock friendly than the other. It can be done by stock and no winch, but i would make sure to have tow straps and a second vehicle. Also check the water crossings we have had rain every day almost in June so some of the crossings could be high.

Not making BCOR this year, have a two week trip planned for August along the trunk road and SW BC. Plus building a trailer so wont be out too many times this year unfortunately.

Would love to, but that's a long drive for a coffee/beer..

Never in a national park. Along the trunk road yes. Just find some crown land and off you go! Public Land Use Zones

Coastal Offroad If you can weld or have a friend that can. Schrock Works I was dealing with Coastal offroad before deciding to get into a JK.

Banff is a national park, so there is no back country camping so to speak. Link is below for the campground websites for the area. Book early as it is a popular place. The Ghost area north west of Cochrane is probably the closest free camping area. There is also some camping in Kanaskis County...

There are a few of us on here in the Edmonton area.

Using a Nikon D5300 and a mix of Sigma & Nikon lenses.

Ruby Falls Alberta.

Thought I saw OB badges on your jeep this weekend! Good to meet ya!

Depending when we may be around, there are a fair number of us on here around Edmonton.

What He Said ^^^. Forestry Trunk runs from the south end to of the province to the north. Check the PLU maps on http://aep.alberta.ca/recreation-public-use/recreation-on-public-land/public-land-use-zones/default.aspx