Ha before i noticed your location i thought that looks like BC, when ever we come from the coast we take the bikes, some great riding up in the interia.
we also take my sons Drift 170 camera, one of the things i like is the small screen on the side so you can check that you have the camera pointing in the direction you want.
this is the first video he made.

 

That's pretty cool. I've never heard of that camera.

I figure this is a decent place to put my most recent vid. Last weekend, myself and some other dual sporters got together for some trail riding. FUN day of riding.
Check'r out in HD.

 

https://vimeo.com/49568467
Here's a sample of what's close to home here in north central Arizona, begins after 6 miles of pavement then almost unlimited dirt and scenery, oh yea.

 

That looks like a great place to ride,i dont think you would ever get tired of that.

 

Nice videos
Makes me want to go for a ride, but that's not gona happen, the trails around here are more suited to snow machines at the moment as we just had a big dump of snow last night.
Redbrd, it looked like you hit some slippery stuff too.
stave lake/ Drift 170 HD - YouTube

 

That was my son that went down, he just tapped the back brakes, me i'm the little black spot way out front as usual lol.

 

I just got a new Hero 3 a couple weeks ago. I use it to record whenever I'm riding, because of all the idiots on the road. But on Sunday, a friend and I did 250 miles through the Oregon coastal range and the coast, in and out of the rain. Was a blast! I recorded the whole thing. I'm in the process of digging through all the footage to turn what could be a boring multi-hour video into something a few minutes long.

I'm saving for a couple more of these things (the cheap ones) to get more than one point of view.

Rob