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Kiteboarding Travel Guide Ep22 - Nitinat Lake, Canada

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wazzaahVraagstellerlid sinds 2005 · 16.161 berichten18 feb 2020 18:58

Waarschijnlijk de best bekende spot in Canada voor ons Nederlanders, Nitinat Lake, die zeker nog mag ontbreken als je voor een roadtrip gaat langs de westkust van de VS en Canada.

Deep in the forest of Vancouver Island is a kite spot that is that magical combination of windy and wild. Few kite Destinations take so much planning and work just to score a session, but this Canadian gem is well worth the effort. On this edition of Destinations, we're taking you to Nitinat Lake.

After flying to Vancouver Island or taking a ferry from the mainland (near Vancouver or Squamish), you'll need to load a car full of supplies and camping gear and head into the woods. After a 3 hour drive - half of which is down bumpy old logging roads with no phone reception - you'll be treated to an absolutely picturesque Canadian kite spot. Also with no phone reception. Oh, and bears!

While that might scare off many kiters, it should only serve to tickle the imagination of the adventurous ones out there! Experiencing this spot is without doubt something that will change your perspective on kiteboarding.

https://youtu.be/3gfOw358g2I

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Kiteboarding Travel Guide Ep22 - Nitinat Lake, Canada

0 REACTIES · 18 FEB 2020
wazzaahVraagstellerlid sinds 200518 feb 2020

Waarschijnlijk de best bekende spot in Canada voor ons Nederlanders, Nitinat Lake, die zeker nog mag ontbreken als je voor een roadtrip gaat langs de westkust van de VS en Canada.

Deep in the forest of Vancouver Island is a kite spot that is that magical combination of windy and wild. Few kite Destinations take so much planning and work just to score a session, but this Canadian gem is well worth the effort. On this edition of Destinations, we're taking you to Nitinat Lake.

After flying to Vancouver Island or taking a ferry from the mainland (near Vancouver or Squamish), you'll need to load a car full of supplies and camping gear and head into the woods. After a 3 hour drive - half of which is down bumpy old logging roads with no phone reception - you'll be treated to an absolutely picturesque Canadian kite spot. Also with no phone reception. Oh, and bears!

While that might scare off many kiters, it should only serve to tickle the imagination of the adventurous ones out there! Experiencing this spot is without doubt something that will change your perspective on kiteboarding.

https://youtu.be/3gfOw358g2I

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