Thank you for joining everyone! We hope this continues to inspire your adventures!

an expedition to the arctic ocean is my retirement gift to myself!!! Thanks to @expeditionoverland for giving us the mentorship thru these videos!!

Thank you Expedition Overland and Richard and Ahsley. As always we are inspired. Eagerly awaiting the next instalment.

As a former soldier who traveled the world and has 12 combat deployments,this is an amazing use of my time!What an adventure!I love to see that you two are so in love-there’s nothing like having your best friend as your spouse.Keep up the great work!Looking forward to the next installment with the Great White North!

OK, that is really freakin' cool. What a trip, what sights they saw. Now, more than ever, I want to road trip to Alaska and the Yukon. Well done.

So very good, that 30 minutes flew by!

This is the series I’ve been waiting for from you guys since Pan America!!!

Hooray! Expedition Overland back on an overland expedition. Sure it will be worth waiting for! 👍👍

Very cool. Glad to have the adventures back on the web to view. Keeps us motivated to keep traveling too!

AMAZING !!!! JUST AMAZING !!! Congratulations !!! Thank YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!! ... no words ... really ... just AMAZING !!!

The hot springs were fantastical!

Awesome trip, I love the hot springs in the winter.

Thanks Richard & Ashley and Overland crew for another great episode! Looking forward to next weeks. Too bad about the weather on the Icefields Pkwy its such an incredible drive and the scenery in unreal.... when you can see more than 5ft in front of you.

I think this is one of your best videos yet!

"Snug as a bug in a rug!"

Both episodes have been so good so far. So stoked on this one, definitely can’t wait for the next episode.

Such good memories from up north. The Rockies are a special kind of beautiful in the winter!

Excellent Clay & X-O Team!!

Wow beautiful!!! Thank you. Filled with chills when i saw the Buffalo

Drove this exact route last September with my buddy on the way to Alaska, they're hitting all the same stops. Brings back many great memories ...

Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! Love them both. Can't wait for the next episode.

Amazing!! I can't wait to the next chapter !

Loving this so far. When it said the water temp of those hotsprings was only 4 degrees C. I was thinking those guys are hardcore! Had to double check and sure enough its meant to be 40/42Degrees C which is roasting! Looks amazing

Awesome to see Richard and Ashley come through my back yard - Alberta - and up into Northern BC... winter driving in the north always an adventure...

AMAZING!! There is something about the intro when Clay says “For our first ever Solo Series” and the circle Arrow in the Solo logo creates the “O” that really pumps me up for adventure!! I am active duty Military stationed In Korea (with no vehicle) and every week look forward to XO vids for that sense of exploration adventure that I want to do. There is no doubt @desktoglory was a great choice for this first Solo adventure. This series so far seems to really touch what an average adventurer (not that Ashley or Richard are average adventurers lol) can do....but delivered with the professional movie like quality and entertainment of an XO product! The Giordano’s amazing filming and storytelling with the Clay narrative is the perfect combination!! The episode really seems to relate to the average person (me!) that could just leave the house and explore with minimal preplanning and discover in abundance! Great work!!!

What a beautiful, inspiring and refreshing episode. Perfect for this time at home. Nice work guys! Looking forward to the next ones!

Thank you for the audio being louder

Amazing job. The rout looked amazing with beautiful jungles and animals. Natural sites they visited look wonderful, specially the hot water spring with snow around it was looking incredible

Let's do this

Elevation place! I used to work there! I miss Canmore.

28:07 The last thing I ever expected to see in an XOverland video was an Opie & Anthony WOW sticker...and in the Yukon, no less! 😃

Love watching the trips you take. I'm going to do a trip on 2022 from Key West to Deadhorse.

Fantastic! Today, it was 93°F (34°C), here in Tampa, Florida, so I stayed comfortably warm watching your trip through the beautiful, frozen wonderland of AB and BC. I would love to camp and hike Banff NP, one day. But if I go, I might never leave...

Thank you

Great show!

The snow at the hot springs made it look like you were in a magical snow world. I like that you aren’t planned for every minute and allow for variables. I want to have flexibility in case I come across something that interests me that I can stop and enjoy. I can hardly wait for the next video. Loving it snow much snow far. 😎😁

Man every time I see overlanding video to Alaska it reminds me of the time where in 2014 I left Fort Wainwright to Chicago in a BMW not knowing that I was getting a small taste of overlanding. I’m can’t wait to get a truck or something to start my adventures.

A beautiful drive for sure!

Wow! Keep it up.... GOD Bless

Love that my province was featured on this episode! I’ve found issues with border crossings happen fairly often at the Alberta/Montana border

Great series. The editing and voice overs are crisp, fresh, and an inspiration to all us adventurers,

I've shipped my FJ from the U.S to Panama (back in 2014) and the exporting process was very smooth. However, importing the car into Panama was a bit of a hassle because the agents charged me the luxury vehicle import tax (23% being a 2010 vehicle). On November 2019, my wife and I shipped the FJ from Panama back to Florida (still had to pay more fees in Panama to export and lots of paperwork that only certified agents can do). In FL the importing process was nice and easy. Driving into Canada on December 21st, 2019, through the Buffalo border was also a very smooth process. Canadian officers were nice enough to even give me advise on where and how to register the FJ in Canada. So I think it all comes down to how moody the officer was feeling that day. Anyway, it is part of any overlanding adventure. Great they sorted it out.

The edit that tells the story is brilliant, ill be watching for the enjoyment and to learn more about editing and story telling with video. Cant wait for the next one.

I've held off watching this all day it was worth the wait, the journey looks amazing can't wait for the next episode

I knew right away when the border crossing was brought up there would be an issue. As a Canadian that goes to the states often I feel that pain every single time. You'd think it would be easy to go back to your home country, but it never is. Coming back home to Canada is a nightmare.

Guys, your series is amazing. Hover the amount of add is ridiculous and takes out the fun of watching it.

As always, what a heart warming show! Such an epic journey these two have embarked on! I cant wait to see the Solo Series keep growing! Great job XO team!

terrific editing like usual. can't wait to see the rest of the story unfold.

Freaking love it! Thanks once again for sharing an amazing adventure!!

😍love it, and bring an extra bulb for next trip, there’s a broken passenger tail light!

Wow! What a great adventure.

Awesome video ✌

Can't wait for the next episode! Notification on. Great series guys 👏👏

Really cool to watch, specially when we’re closed on this pandemic crises and we’re not allowed to travel... thanks

BEAUTIFUL ! BUUUUUURRRRRR IT'S FREEZING OUTSIDE ! BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU BOTH ALWAYS ON YOUR JOURNEYS ! ENJOYED !

26:27 - 4°C is definitely not a hot spring I think you got a conversion wrong! Absolutely the best overlanding content out there. Keep up the hard work and youll be in the millions of subs in no time.

Really enjoyed this one

Had a quick doubletake at the temperature of the water "4 C" OUCH that would be cold, that can't be correct! Then I saw "108F" oh, right, missed a zero. lol

This is dope! Super inspiring and entertaining. Looking forward to the next one!

always a good watch! enjoy this series!

Another winner from the XO crew, thanks guys! Looking forward to some So1o gear soon. I usually travel solo so it resonates with me!

A thousand likes from me! 👍👍👍👍👍🏻

Thanks for passing by in Calgary 😊

wonderful journey, and the hot spring scene just brought a great big smile to my face. Safe travels my friends.

I should have emailed you guys, XO. I've done a lot of research into that border-crossing nonsense as far as citizens importing vehicles. Somehow when I was watching the prep for the series, I forgot to give you guys a shout about it. Them being citizens of Canada flew over my head. Glad it worked out, and it's interesting how exactly it was sorted out. I know that I've looked into bringing Canadian cars into the US on a temporary basis as a US citizen. The US considers Canadians crossing the border in Canadian vehicles to be merely visitors. When a US citizen drives a Canadian vehicle into the US, it's considered an importation and triggers a bunch of paperwork. If the car isn't legally importable (say a Nissan Skyline), it's impossible. Totally legal for a Canadian citizen to drive it in; totally illegal for an American. The reason is that as an American citizen coming from Canada, you have no legal obligation to return, whereas a Canadian citizen visiting the US does have a limited period during which they can stay and they must thereafter return. The same thing goes for Canadians entering Canada; they would have had no legal obligation to return to the US (and thus might not bring the car back). I should have realized it would be a problem for them to drive into the Canada as citizens with an vehicle registered in the US. Canada surely considered it an import. I bet that ten-to-one, if that XO vehicle wasn't on commercial tags, they would have been denied entry even with an application for temporary import. I'm also not the least bit surprised no one (not even the border agents) knew how to handle the situation.

Good stuff! Your filming and editing is top notch 👏

Epic so far...well done XO!

Amazing video and amazing adventure. The two of you seem like you really had a lot of fun. I like the shots of the landscapes and wildlife.

Very cool! I did Ushuaia to Tuktoyaktuk on my motorcycle! But not in the winter.

You guys are awesome! Currently building my own expedition van! Welcome to Canada from Saskatoon!!!

Awesome series so far cant wait for what's to come!!!!

i cannot imagine how cold it is

Super cool video 🤜🤛👍🤙🙌

Great episode!

Awesome video, one mistake in Hot Springs temp its 42C and not 4C ;)))

wow, how I missed the Xoverland series..

LOVED IT !!! Thanks

Yep would have to drag my 26ft camper for this trip..

Boy, oh boy freezing temperatures. And the hot springs... Looks a scene from a movie. So awesome!!! Love it. Can't wait for next episode. You guys are awesome. Great editing by the way.

looks like you guys enjoys a nice bowl of Bun on your first stop for food in Canada.

I ran into you guys at a fuel station in whitehorse!

19:14...the I closed Wolski's Sticker. Been to that Bar many times. Great place.

I wish we had the trunda and Tacoma in Australia 😢

I enjoyed all episodes of journey to the South, I think journey to the Arctic will be awesome too...

Very well done guys! This has been very enjoyable to watch.

So dang good!

Shes so pretty 😄

I know guys who work on pipelines who drive company vehicles back and forth across the border with no issues. I would have thought this is essentially the same scenario. Vehicle registered to company. Driver/occupant are employees of said company. Obviously not a potential out of country lease/purchase situation.

Great video!!!

Loving this! It may be the motivation I need to edit and upload my footage heading solo on my KTM to Tuk last year. I hate to critique but Clay... please... Arc tic!

This looks hardcore! My family and I had planned this trip last year, but then... covid. Maybe someday! Absolutely love the habitat system too.

Fantastic trip, great video and sound This is some of your best work imho

Nice cover of marilyn Manson's version of sweet dreams 🤣🇦🇺

DAY 7 LIARD RIVER, BC TEMP -10F is actually -23C NOT -12C. HECK THAT IS COLD. BUT LOVE WATCHING THIS FROM THE NORTHERN TERRITORY IN DARWIN AUSTRALIA.

Let's see another trip like the PanAmerican 👀

Great series can’t wait for more

When I drove to Alaska last year Diesel was CAD$1.29/liter, I would have loved to have seen $.93/liter. It was $1.69/liter in Inuvik.

Great video haven’t finished it but loving it so far but did anyone notice at the 26:28 time stamp the water temp was said to be 4*C and 108*F just thought that was a funny observation

26:27 are actually 42°C not 4°C this would be still freezing cold ;)

this is so uplifting, thank you for making this :D