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Filmed in May but there was still snow on the ground guess where - SASKATCHEWAN ! !

Need kilometers to miles im American 💙🇺🇸💙please

Great video, excellent camera work, really liked the subtitles in lieu of commentary. Thankyou.

This brought back some memories. In September 1968 I rode the now defunct Canadian Pacific train cross country from Montreal. Upper berth in those days. Very fond memories of that trip.

Did this from Vancouver to Toronto. Worst trip ever. Arrived 23 hrs late. Spent so much time waiting for freight to pass. We were allowed out in one small town for twenty minutes. Same food 2 days in a row. No games, reading material or descents snacks. Add to that they gave us the wrong room. Then we had a conductor who embarrassed my wife when she did her diet request by shouting out in front of everyone “ wadda ya got diabetes ?” When we were arriving late a woman was crying because she missed her international flight and the conductor just laughed at her. I wouldn’t do this again if you paid me. We managed to get money back.

I have been watching these videos alot this is on my bucket list, i live in halifax and dont know the best route to take, ive travelled the ocean many times in econmy but would love to do the whole trip through canada ,.any advice

Outside of Winnipeg union station, the intersection of Broadway, & Main Street, I don't like that dual left turn lane contrary to the same time, pedestrians across the street from the station!

26:20 ah sioux lookout my home town

except for showing us dead creatures on a plate, this was a nice video

I think that a part of the train ride that has been bypassed is the southern route over Lake Superior. The northern route is mostly muskeg and flat terrain as opposed to some wonderful vistas from S.S.Marie to Thunder Bay. That is the CPR as compared to the CNR on the northerly track. A small quibble but I've seen both and prefer the CP leg.

Cost. 2024

1.7.2024.Really fantastic,beautiful and marvelous..Thank you.

1.7.2024.Really first class, and very good.I am awaiting more videos like this.Thank you.

WORDERFUL JOURNEY

VIA The Canadian uses the Canadian National route from Jasper to Vancouver. This is beautiful but the Canadian Pacific route from Banff to Vancouver is spectacular. Rocky Mountaneer runs a train on this route but it is very expensive.

A+ video of this wonderful train , now i really want to do this, on my bucket list since i was 15, the rockies is my favorite spot for sure, but Canada sure is beautiful!!🥰🥰😃

Complete contrast to the UK. This railway would never have been completed with the attitudes that prevails in the UK. Too expensive to build Why destroy areas of " outstanding natural beauty " ,whatever that means. The money could have been spent on the nhs Let's just concrete over the UK!

ps Wow I just saw more and this train looks plush and posh!

An amazing post!! How did you get all the different shots from the roof of the train when it was moving?And where are all th passengers? it seems empty but comphy and nice! Best, from Colorado!

In the last eighteen months I've travelled on quite a few virtual train journeys, but this one beats them all. What a terrific experience! I've always wanted to see The Rockies and now I have. Thank you so much for this brilliant video. Everything about it is perfect. ❤

I like that this video doesn’t have talking it’s very relaxing

Ok. Am Annoyed. One moment you show the overpowering might ot the Rockies and Mount Robson, and then you show nothing about getting through them? WTF? 5000 ft elevation. Nothing? And now you are on the river. Massive BS. Boring and stupid.

Thank you for this. I am re-motivated to "giterdone". What cracks me up is the background audio. Despite the beauty and the trip, women are absolutely incapable of shutting up. Babble babble babble.....

This is Awful!! The first time I recall hearing paul and/or Beatles sound so bad! Whose Brilliant idea was this????? Who the hell is stevenn kelso????? SIT DOWN, STEVEN WITH THE DEFECTIVE EAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Four days or four nights?

What was your favorite meal on any of these trains (you can more than one)? Also how many hours of uninterrupted sleep did you get on each on every train you took?

2/3 of the trip is plains, flat country.

Thank you for an amazing video. And good luck to you for the best weather for beautiful scenery.

I see my house in Collins

Wonderful! So peaceful and relaxing just to let Canada - often gorgeous - slip by to the hypnotic sound of the train on the tracks. Thank you!

this is canada only train and it cost a fortune to get on its a total waist of public money im ashame to be canadian

Thanks Steve, this is absolutely the best Great Canadian Rockies video ever.

Im thinking of travelling this summer 26 Jun 2024 via Economy. Is it ok to do that ? What are my washroom and shower options ? And sleeping options? And i heard that I can buy meals. Is my luggage always accessible? Please guide bro

What is the max sspeed of the train

Great video, bravo, I enjoyed it very much and Canada is a really beautiful country. Thanks again

STEVE, you have done a fantastic job. I have seen many train videos but I never seen one like yours. You showed us the beautiful view you did not have a lot of talk or noise you had some beautiful explanation on the screen . I salute you and thank you so much.

Looks like a lot of fun but wearing those face diapers is a NO GO!

Que lindo!🥰

Very good video!

Great video. Almost like being there.

what time of the year was this taken?

Th food looks a lot better the American offering, very picturesque route, great trip.

One of the most beautiful train ride🙏

Via rail boasts of offering discounts to senior passengers and disabled passengers. I tried to book tickets for my wife who has disability in walking. She walks with a cane, nevertheless she falls down. I am her supporter in walking and if she needs to go upstairs she holds my arm. When I booked a ticket for my wife on via rail train #1 and then a ticket for myself as an assistant; website completely ignored. I called service centre no answer.

damn, i love that music intro

SHARON SHNEYER, Philadelphia PA. Thank you for the wonderful video, which while I haven't watched yet, I did save it to email to watch at another time. The days of me traveling anywhere are not possible, but I can remember my late parents taking me across the US by train where we stopped and visited national parks and other places (we also did some flying). Later when my parents took me with them to Europe for a month we had an EuroRail Pass. As an adult, (and one-time rail and transit activist), I was able to do some traveling by myself. My most memorable experience (excluding the fact that I had to go from Philadelphia to New York City first), was taking the train to Toronto (my favorite city), and then taking the Ontario Northland Railway, which I don't know if it exists anymore), to Cochrane, Ontario, an overnight ride and I had a single roomate, where I stayed for a few days, and then took the Polar Bear Express from Cochrane to Mosinee. It was 2 1/2 hours up each way, and you had 5 hours there and you could walk around (I don't remember if there was a tour or not, but I wrote everything down on the trip including what I ate). There is a hotel there. It is where the James Bay starts. I then spent about a week in Toronto, a few days in Ottawa, and a week in Montreal (doing this all by train of course). I'm still in awe of Cochrane. I always tell people who are younger, that if you are going to do any traveling, do it while you are young, because you never know what will happen when you get older. Even expensive places like New York City, you can figure out how to do things cheaply. In Washington DC, the museum's are free. I look forward to watching your video at a more practical time.

Two observations. It seems to me going from Vancouver to Edmunton and back would the most scenic route. Secondly, the communities that have train stops are missing the boat by not offering food trucks or pop up markets at stops away from town centers.

Wonderful travel,with special landscapes. ❤

Great Video but i imagine it was not cheap to take this trip which i would love to do sometime. I wonder if they have an super kinds of deals at any point for traveling on the Canadian