World Famous Hoodoos
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Ive had a few days ti kill here in Calgary AB, so I decided to take as drive over to Drumheller. I haven't been here since I was a kid, but I remember really enjoying it then, and Im pretty much just an older kid so I figured id like it still. Drumheller is most known for the Dinosaur Museum, but it has some very amazing scenery as well. Im not sure if it compares to the scenery that i saw in the Rockey Mountains of BC and Alberta, but it is beautiful scenery none the less. Before i make my way to the Hoodoos in Drumheller, I have an amazing drive through the rockies, and I even take the time to do some of the local attractions. I stopped at Emerald Lake, and Wapta Falls, but by far my favourite was my hike up to the illecillewaet Glacier.
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Usually if you see small pipes like that, it’s glacier water coming from them. They’re all over the Alberta Rockies for hikers.
Welcome to Alberta 😊 enjoy you’re stay
Always loved the videos, fellow Chilcotins here, keep up the great work man!
The choices in music accent the stunning scenery beautifully. For those who are able to do so, what a beautiful place to call home.💐🏆🥂💕
You wanna see hoodoos? Next time you're in the area head down to Writing-on-Stone provincial park East of Milk River. The ones in Drum are cool and all, but WOS will blow your mind man!
Beautiful sir!!! I've driven those roads and it's glorious!! I never stop long enough though, that is going to have to change!!!
This place is Amazing, I got to see it in person 2 years ago, My Husband's Family are From here, Beautiful, I can't wait to go back again, Blessings, I love Your videos, Very calming voice, Love seeing forgotten History in Canada
Yup it gets windy here in Drumheller and hot in the summer. I enjoy venturing around the valley, I've been here for 5yrs and still find new things to see.
I just all this from drumheller to smithers bc a month ago, awesome drive!
Haven't been to Drumheller since I was a kid either. Kinda miss it, though I always enjoy a drive through the rockies during work trips.
Great to see you in Alberta well done coverage of Dinosaur Prov Park. Looking forward to future installments featuring other Alberta locations. As always enjoy coverage of all your adventures keep them coming.
Welcome to Calgary.
Hey Dustin,
I’m exploring your previous videos. This is the first video where you premiered your great intro. Yeah, I’m hooked. Your videos are great. Thanks!
Recognized a lot of sights from your drive in this video. Another amazing adventure.
Next time you pass through Drumheller you should make a stop at Horsethief Canyon.
We did a road trip about the same time as you, drove south to Drumheller, over to Calgary, Cochrane and Canmore, then north to Rocky Mountain House. Then finally back east thru Edmonton and then home.
So thankful we live in such a beautiful country!!
Wow, that glacier was amazing! And the hoodoos were fantastic! Thanks for sharing your life.
I was there just 2 months ago, like 2 weeks before you were there.
The kids loved it.
I was there a few weeks ago! I'm from the puddle too! Love watching your stuff.
Very good video !!! I felt as if I were there with you. Beautiful places ! Thank you so much.
Magnificent landscapes. The Rocky Mountains of British Columbia and Alberta, along with the Hoodoos and mountains outside of Drumheller. Canada's landscape that was occupied by dinosaurs millions of years ago.
Such beautiful views Thanks so much.
Thank you
Thanks for this one. I love your hikes. I'm stuck waiting on lots of things. Moving to northern California from bay area soon. I need the forests closer to me!
amazing views, you just gave me more reason to travel there this winter and next summer !!! THANKS!
Awesome video and stunming landscapes
Another great adventure. Thank you😉
So Nice! I love how good you make Canada look. You need to head up to the Yukon! Keep it up, I love your videos!
hehe that anchorman cut was great
I love Emerald Lake!
Lol that was awesome Dustin! I worry when you drink water like this though lol
The next time you’re in that Drumheller area go stay at Emerson Bridge Park Campground real gem, also just North of Brooks Alberta on #36 if you’re coming off of Trans Canada # 1 from east or west. Very inexpensive great well kept facility and do some boating on The Red Deer River launch at campground . It’s actually a really great place to stay, since it’s in the Red Deer River Valley, a lot of the local people camp there well tree for shade by the river and do canoe and kayak into Dinosaur Provincial Park down river.
Come to Saskatoon, it’s beautiful here. There’s a little ghost town called Bents, SK I n the way here, too.
I have never been to Saskatoon but I would like to go there I used to live in Calgary and now I'm in Los Angeles again
I want to leave though la sucks basically anywhere but here LOL
There's more to do in drumheller if you had stuck around
Really a different place, it looks like the bottom of the sea without water! 🤔
Welcome to Berta neighbor!
Welcome to Calgary. If you are still around hit me up and we should grab a coffee or something. Love your channel.
Enjoyed 😎
Hooray 200k
Great video 👍✌️😊
They do have rattlers in those hoodoos!
I thought last time you were gonna come pick me up first in Kaysville!! Whats up with that? I won't cause any trouble x
AMAZING!!!
Weird, looks just like formations that a giant flood would cause. 🤔
Great video, i am a huge fan. If you want to see hoodoos that are 100x better, visit Writing-On-Stone. Hoodoos for miles.
Lol the intro Haha
Lets hot box the unit on 17th ave! Beers on me in YYC
Hopefully you were watching out for rattlers
I feel like i watch secret life of walter mitty
it looks like it was underwater at one point... hint hint
Yes you did indeed find fossils. You showed a whole bunch of little fossil plants and animals.
cute kids but they are wrong, ya still have the ocean bottom to explore but a lil bit difficult
Oh man, drinking water from an unknown source pipe. Ballsies, brotha.
Yea there’s a worldwide pandemic, be safe
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