Yeah the amount of old cabins, abandoned pieces of heavy equipment, and a couple of mines around kinbasket lake are crazy. Never knew they existed before I lived here. Definitely have to have a boat to get to these placesThat’s real cool, a few of us always wanted to barge a few sleds and a camper down there but never got around to it.We traveled about 80 km from town one time,some cool chit down there.That was around 25 years ago
Man Jim Custer must have been something else to ride with! The stories if that guy are never ending
I have a big aluminum tub that I’d like to use to do some exploring on Kinbasket
That’s real cool, a few of us always wanted to barge a few sleds and a camper down there but never got around to it.We traveled about 80 km from town one time,some cool chit down there.That was around 25 years ago
Actually Carl was the bridge builder lol!Yes Jim was amazing to ride with,very humble but exceptional talented rider in back country,seen it many times where he was on a low HP sled helping some guys on big iron get out of a pickle.One great memory of Jim was him riding “Skully” a full mod 650 triple no belly pan,big plastic paddles that he pieced together from odds&ends.He came wheeling out of the trees by Lakeveiw at Clemina ski’s backwards with both tie rods end broke,looking for me as I had spares in tool kit.He introduced a ton of people to mountain riding and they always had some amazing stories riding with the Great One!
The boat launch is good for an rv, but only when the water is high enough to use it. There are 2 really cool boat launches up canoe river that feeds into kinbasket, but both are on private property.
