Hey Travel Eaz, I wanted to leave a comment under one of your wonderful videos. I'm Chris from Germany and was inspired by you to visit the national parks in the USA this year. I was in California and visited Yosemite and Sequoia. It was breathtaking and your tips helped me a lot! After that I only found out about the Canadian Rocky Mountain National Parks through you and that's why I'm going to fly to Seattle with my friends next March to do a big road trip with the numerous national parks like Olympic, North Cascades and Jasper. Banff will also be there and after your video today about winter in Banff I can't wait to get there! 🤩 I have already recommended you to several friends and hope that you continue with such great videos and are an inspiration to many people! Thank you so much! 🫶🏻
This is such a great comment and thank you very much. It's funny because I obviously do these videos alone (and in the cold!) and have no idea that great people such as you are watching from the other side of the planet. I really appreciate it. I haven't done an Olympic National Park video yet, which is funny because I live quiet close to Olympic National Park. That being said, I'm doing one in the spring so keep watching. Enjoy your trip to the US - you have great plans.
@@traveleaz That's understandable! But that's the good thing, after all, your videos are very informative and worth watching, but for us Europeans, the national parks are far too distant to just pop in, as you might be able to do here for the Alps. That's why it's even more worthwhile to watch your videos if you're not from North America! 🙌🏻 And that's really funny, so I'm really looking forward to the video of the Olympic National Park! But does that mean that you also live close to Mount Rainier National Park? 🤩
Been a few times and love your other videos. As someone who has almost zero experience in snow i would appreciate anyone's input- What kind of gear do you use to walk around so you don't slip? I did Johnston Canyon one year in May and while I had these chain things on my boots it was still slippery enough even with hiking poles that we decided to not try to get to upper falls and ended our little hike at lower falls. In fact we saw two people fall down on the short section going down to lower falls.
Thanks for the comment. I use a device that just clamps to my boots (as an example: amzn.to/48Q8UGD). You can get all sorts but this is what I have used (then I usually lose them). I love Johnston Canyon - didn't go last year but should be doing it this May when I return.
Hi there! Thanks again for this informative video! Question - Maybe I missed it in your video - But I'm visiting Banff next week for 4 days and am wondering if I'll need to buy a Park Pass? Where's the best place for this?
Thank you for the comment. Okay, you can purchase a park pass online (parks.canada.ca/pn-np/ab/banff/visit/passer-passes) or in person at the park entrance gates as you enter from the east (so, driving from Calgary).
thank you for this! this is timely as i am looking to do a solo trip to banff with my dog! do you have any restaurant recommendations that are dog friendly?
One of the dog-friendly restaurants that I am aware of is Magpie and Stump and Farm and Fire (I think Evelyn's Coffee bar does too). I think the problem you might find is that many of the restaurants that permit dogs, only permit dogs on outdoor patios (not great in the winter). Here's a good website to check out: banffawaits.com/dog-friendly-restaurants-banff/
If you like the winter then yes, those two months are great (can be cold!). I've been to Banff twice in the last 6 weeks and it was cold both times (obviously) but not outrageously cold. I love two things about winter - I think it's prettier and the crowds are not bad at all.
Exactly the kind of video I needed. Thanks for being concise, clear, and informative!
I really appreciate your nice comment! Thank you very much. Enjoy Banff (more snow now than when I filmed in November).
Great and informative video. We really enjoyed the winter impressions. ❄👍🙂
Thank you so much for the nice comment. I really appreciate it!
Fantastic video, would love to live in Banff one day!
Thank you very much for the comment. To live in Banff is the dream! Visiting will have to do for now, but that's pretty great too.
Hey Travel Eaz, I wanted to leave a comment under one of your wonderful videos. I'm Chris from Germany and was inspired by you to visit the national parks in the USA this year. I was in California and visited Yosemite and Sequoia. It was breathtaking and your tips helped me a lot!
After that I only found out about the Canadian Rocky Mountain National Parks through you and that's why I'm going to fly to Seattle with my friends next March to do a big road trip with the numerous national parks like Olympic, North Cascades and Jasper. Banff will also be there and after your video today about winter in Banff I can't wait to get there! 🤩
I have already recommended you to several friends and hope that you continue with such great videos and are an inspiration to many people! Thank you so much! 🫶🏻
This is such a great comment and thank you very much. It's funny because I obviously do these videos alone (and in the cold!) and have no idea that great people such as you are watching from the other side of the planet. I really appreciate it. I haven't done an Olympic National Park video yet, which is funny because I live quiet close to Olympic National Park. That being said, I'm doing one in the spring so keep watching. Enjoy your trip to the US - you have great plans.
@@traveleaz That's understandable! But that's the good thing, after all, your videos are very informative and worth watching, but for us Europeans, the national parks are far too distant to just pop in, as you might be able to do here for the Alps. That's why it's even more worthwhile to watch your videos if you're not from North America! 🙌🏻
And that's really funny, so I'm really looking forward to the video of the Olympic National Park! But does that mean that you also live close to Mount Rainier National Park? 🤩
Been a few times and love your other videos.
As someone who has almost zero experience in snow i would appreciate anyone's input- What kind of gear do you use to walk around so you don't slip?
I did Johnston Canyon one year in May and while I had these chain things on my boots it was still slippery enough even with hiking poles that we decided to not try to get to upper falls and ended our little hike at lower falls. In fact we saw two people fall down on the short section going down to lower falls.
Thanks for the comment. I use a device that just clamps to my boots (as an example: amzn.to/48Q8UGD). You can get all sorts but this is what I have used (then I usually lose them). I love Johnston Canyon - didn't go last year but should be doing it this May when I return.
love your videos
That is so nice and greatly appreciated. Thank you very much!
Hi there! Thanks again for this informative video! Question - Maybe I missed it in your video - But I'm visiting Banff next week for 4 days and am wondering if I'll need to buy a Park Pass? Where's the best place for this?
Thank you for the comment. Okay, you can purchase a park pass online (parks.canada.ca/pn-np/ab/banff/visit/passer-passes) or in person at the park entrance gates as you enter from the east (so, driving from Calgary).
thank you for this! this is timely as i am looking to do a solo trip to banff with my dog! do you have any restaurant recommendations that are dog friendly?
also would it be ideal to go in february or march? :)
One of the dog-friendly restaurants that I am aware of is Magpie and Stump and Farm and Fire (I think Evelyn's Coffee bar does too). I think the problem you might find is that many of the restaurants that permit dogs, only permit dogs on outdoor patios (not great in the winter).
Here's a good website to check out: banffawaits.com/dog-friendly-restaurants-banff/
If you like the winter then yes, those two months are great (can be cold!). I've been to Banff twice in the last 6 weeks and it was cold both times (obviously) but not outrageously cold. I love two things about winter - I think it's prettier and the crowds are not bad at all.
My dream is paiting from national park nature❤❤❤❤⛰️🏕️🗽🎨
Banff is the place to do it! Thank you for the comment.