Remote Area Deep Snow Driving, Avoiding Deadly Consequences - Short Version

When you are in a remote area - with no cell access and nobody in reach to assist - the stakes for getting stuck are raised dramatically. A lot will depend on how you assess the terrain ahead; whether it is traversable or not with the vehicle you are using.

As a rule, the more inaccessible the region is, the more conservative your judgement should be. But you also don't want to be turned away too easily. The decision on whether to proceed or not can be vexing.

This video show what, for me, is about as much risk as I'm inclined to take on, given the location. Others might differ on that assessment. So check it out and see if I got stuck, whether I was correct or not!

There is a longer version of this video at: https://youtu.be/hm3z-WVkoWo

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