Pro tip for anyone looking to do this in the future: there’s a seperate paved bike path from the end of hwy 93 that crosses hwy 1 and leads to Lake Louise. It’s not signposted at all, but you can find it on the left side of the road just after you pass the park gates on your way into Louise. Getting caught in a snowstorm on the parkway is a special experience, as long as you can find a place to warm up afterwards! The descent down Sunwapta must’ve been a cold one. The bow valley parkway is an excellent victory lap for any Bow Valley tour, everyone should give it a shot sometime. Love the way you’re sharing Southern Alberta cycling with the world! What’s the next route? Everyone talks about the Golden triangle (Louise-Golden-Radium and return) but my favourite is the Silver Triangle out of Nelson. Small towns, friendly people and lots of gorgeous lake swimming!
@@Spanderson99 I haven’t heard of the silver triangle but my family is from Nelson and I would LOVE to do some cycling around there. Haven’t been back in a couple years but it might be time!
Jenna. You may never reply or see this message. But I want you to know that this video has truly inspired me to make more of the time I have been given. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
@@webstar1997 Thankyou for sending me this, it means a lot to me to hear that and I wish you the best on your adventures, whatever it is you decide to do ♥️
i'm only 6 minutes in but the positive go-getter attitude and the amazing nature is making me wanna go run outside!! your happiness is so contagious, comfort youtuber fr fr 🥰🥰🔥🔥🔥🔥
Haha thanks for that! That’d be the day 🥲 (and we picked up herb at the beginning of our trip when we were in Jasper and it was the best decision we made)
@@jennalexisko you and Jet inspire us to get out more. I didn't like Banff Legacy trail because it's so close to the freeway. Plus it's stinky from the exhaust
I went to the Columbia Icefields in the 70s, as a child. The Athabasca Glacier was one of the biggest. It is stunning to see how much of it has regressed. Practically the entire foreground of the shot of the icefields (7:21) used to be covered in ice and snow, such that it looked like ice was flowing down into the valley. In some sections you could walk up to the ice and it was over 10 feet thick. Now, there is just a sprinkling of snow on the mountain tops.
love the video! legit only 5 minutes in and im always blown away by the way they're edited (shots, music, everything!) and your authenticity. wishing you all the best on whatever journeys come your way :)
I just found your channel, but it's already my favorite! The adventures you have gone on and shared with us are outstanding!!! "The mountains are calling and I must go."
I’m seeing this about a month late but thankyou for your kind words! I’m sorry to hear about your vehicle but also happy to hear that it lead you to cycling haha! Stay safe and best of luck on your rides 😁😎
Another amazing video. I rode the Bow Valley Parkway in September when it was closed a few years ago. Rode it again in June this year and saw way more wildlife. It is such a beautiful ride and agree that the freedom when it is closed to cars is exhilarating.
I hitched halfway across Canada to see the Parkway. Did a stealth camp on my way to Saskatchewan Crossing. Absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for sharing your Dash!!! - Davey.
Always appreciate the effort and heart you put into your videos! Great scenery, great shots. You and your channel have also inspired me to start filming my own trips. 🚲
you always have the best time and attitude in such unexpected (kinda bad) situations that these adventures bring. and my heart just can't help but root for you. the views are spectacular but honestly what makes your vids are your unwithering spirit. it's infectious. thank you so much for sharing your adventures!
First of all, my cheeks hurt from grinning and laughing ear to ear at the pure enjoyment and vibes you guys bring. Never fail to leave me and surely others aswell with a warm and fuzzy feeling inside. Second of all: spectacular as always! Give me 14 of them right now! Love ya😌❤
Jenna!! I've been subscribed since you were making hair bleaching tutorials and giving yourself stick and pokes :^) I've recently revisited your channel and binge watched all your new stuff. This content just feels so pure and you've really motivated me to get outdoors more. I love how you are so real and you talk with us like a friend. Sincerely wishing you allll the best! p.s. herb made me lol
I've been watching your videos for a bit and thought you looked familiar but couldn't quite place you. Well earlier today I had one of your videos on while doing the dishes and hearing your voice alone I thought to myself gosh I know this voice! I've been racking my brain trying to figure out how, and finally realized that I used to watch your old content years ago when I was a teenager! I think it's so neat that the universe brought me back to your content all these years later and that even though your content is very different now, it resonates with me still, just like your old content did when I was younger. Congratulations on everything you've achieved for yourself. Your videos are so fun and inspiring to watch, and I wish you all the best! xx
@@hotpotatohal Thankyou for taking the time to write this out, reading this is so interesting and almost surreal! And like what a coincidence because these videos couldn’t be more different from what I used to post lol. Thanks so much for your encouragement, I hope you’re well :) ♥️
I think you might be on to something; socks and crocs might be the best combo for a bikepacking trip - no need to carry an extra pair of shoes lol, and Im not worried if they get wet. Although, I'm not too sure how comfy they are on such a long trek/ride. Love the videos, keep thriving!
That’s exactly what I’m saying! Had I known it was snowing I might have worn something with less holes- but in normal circumstances crocs are my go-to for those reasons haha
@@jennalexisko Yeah only thing that sucks about wearing crocs for backpacking is when you have to go through the misery of wearing wet socks throughout your day - whenever it's raining/snowing.
Yep, any kind of sandal or flip flop is awesome. When you're done riding for the day you can switch to them while your socks and shoes air out, and if you have to cross a creek you can switch over and keep your shoes dry.
ICefields Parkway is sooo beautiful, have been there august last year with exactly the oposite wather, 30° heat and smoke everywhere from the wild fires. Not sure what I would prefer though, the views you show in the video look amazing, just not the right weather for cycling ^^
love what you're doing here,makes me wanna continue cycling eventhough the rest o my cycling friends had stopped doing so :( but upon watching your adventures i'm continuing on it makes me fit and healthy although my views are not as beautiful you have back there :)
Canada sure has very beautiful mountain scenes, and crazy weather too, from snow in the summer to rain to sun, and probably everything in between. Riding in the rain is terrible, just like hiking in the rain. I would move my non-winter tent into the shelter too if that was me. It is nice to have good company on a frigid, stormy trip. Definitely replace the rack before it completely gives out, which will probably happen on the next big, heavy trip. Since you are not too far from Banff, some day maybe you can just keep riding on down South on the Great Divide Trail.
My colleague thought i was watching a series 👍🏽 thank you for taking us with you!! that was insane actually, it felt like i was there especially when u were riding down that cycling road T.T
Lovely video and brings back memories, …though I think I left Jasper at 2am and made it to Lake Louise with plenty of daylight left, so I was focused mostly on riding and constant “wow” views. I do remember that long descent! Hope the Jasper-area fires are not going to make it difficult for people who want to do this same trip in coming months or next year. 😢
I just want to highlight how difficult it is to film yourself while cycling, so major props to you for making such beautiful videos! May I ask what camera gear you bring with you? I also hope to make videos about my bike trips but I don’t know where to start
Thankyou very much! It truly is! And most of the “action” shots are filmed on my osmo action 3! (It’s a DJI brand camera but very similar to the go pro)
Nice Job Jenna. I did this last September. I stopped in Lake Louise. Wish I’d continued to Canmore, which was the original plan. I agree. That would have been the best part of the tour. Interesting note about the hostel at Beauty Ck and Hilda Ck. If you’re a cyclist they won’t turn you away. (Had some apprehension about getting available camp site.) I camped in that same RV campground in a site reserved for the park serves. I have a couple of questions. Did you and Jet make campsite reservation before you your trip? And how did you and Jet handle parking your vehicle in Canmore? Lastly, nice job on your Iceland tour. That was hardcore. Best. Peter
@@peterbozek131 hey Peter! The first two campsights we stayed at (mount kerkeslin and Colombia Icefields) were first come first serve and we just got lucky with the RV Park (it was reservation only but they happened to have open spots that day) because we were planning on staying at waterfowl lakes but that was closed! And for lake Louise we did have to book a bit in advance I think that one fills up quickly! And as for Canmore, the original plan was to leave our car at my friends place there but she ended up driving us home (sorry that’s probably not too helpful lol) but if we had the time I probably would have just biked all the way home to Calgary!
@@jennalexiskoLake Louise campground was the best. I got in on a cancellation. Those showers blew my mind. 😄 On the parking, I checked around. Someone suggested storage facilities, but there was no room. I just left my van at the whistler campground. The Park Service called me four days into my tour to confirm I wasn’t a lost hiker. The other campers were concerned because the hadn’t see movement for a couple of days. I love Canada for that. Best wishes on your next adventure Jenna. Keep it up.
Hi Jenna, would you mind sharing what kind of bike you have? Your videos have inspired me to try biking and I'd love to one day be able to do a trip like this but I've been looking into bikes and it is overwhelming wow.
It’s the specialized diverge e5! Admittedly I also felt very overwhelmed trying to buy my first “real” bike but I settled on this one because it seemed to be a good quality hybrid bike that was roughly in my budget ! I’ve ridden it on tons of road and gravel trips since and don’t have too many complaints if any :) I do sometimes wish I had a mountain bike at times so I guess it just depends on the riding you like to do?
Been planning to do this route with my wife. Was wondering, did you guys camp at first come first serve sites? Or did y'all book like a year in advance and just plan the biking around that date? Thanks! We love your videos!🫶🏼
@@Chester_Roxas I think all of our sites were first come first serve except for the lake Louise campground which we had to book a bit in advance! (The rv park we stayed at on the third day technically required booking too but we were planning to stay at a different site that ended up being closed and we were lucky enough there was open spots)
Quickly becoming my favourite cycling channel on youtube. Keep up the brilliant content and ride on :)
Thankyou so much 🥹🤠
I'm 71 years old and can't do what you do any longer so I live vicariously through your videos which I love. Keep them coming!
I appreciate you, Thankyou for watching! I’m glad you get to tag along from home ♥️🥹
The most amazing part of this video is that you both did the entire trip in sliders and crocs. Asian cycling ftw.
@@franciscol7145 wouldn’t have it any other way 😂
Pro tip for anyone looking to do this in the future: there’s a seperate paved bike path from the end of hwy 93 that crosses hwy 1 and leads to Lake Louise. It’s not signposted at all, but you can find it on the left side of the road just after you pass the park gates on your way into Louise.
Getting caught in a snowstorm on the parkway is a special experience, as long as you can find a place to warm up afterwards! The descent down Sunwapta must’ve been a cold one. The bow valley parkway is an excellent victory lap for any Bow Valley tour, everyone should give it a shot sometime. Love the way you’re sharing Southern Alberta cycling with the world! What’s the next route? Everyone talks about the Golden triangle (Louise-Golden-Radium and return) but my favourite is the Silver Triangle out of Nelson. Small towns, friendly people and lots of gorgeous lake swimming!
@@Spanderson99 I haven’t heard of the silver triangle but my family is from Nelson and I would LOVE to do some cycling around there. Haven’t been back in a couple years but it might be time!
Jenna. You may never reply or see this message. But I want you to know that this video has truly inspired me to make more of the time I have been given. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
@@webstar1997 Thankyou for sending me this, it means a lot to me to hear that and I wish you the best on your adventures, whatever it is you decide to do ♥️
You are blessed with youth, attitude and kickass editing skills!
Oh, and Crocs!
Thanks for sharing your adventure!
And the looks
😁♥️
@@jennalexisko always like to see your touring adventures, specially the Iceland one.
I am thinking to start touring. Until that time watch and learn
So glad Herb got to come along on this great adventure! Fun little addition.
i'm only 6 minutes in but the positive go-getter attitude and the amazing nature is making me wanna go run outside!! your happiness is so contagious, comfort youtuber fr fr 🥰🥰🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@Laura-ph2uy I appreciate you Thankyou 😭♥️
Thank you so much for your peaceful videos. Alberta tourism should sponsor you. Love Herb. He is hilarious
Haha thanks for that! That’d be the day 🥲 (and we picked up herb at the beginning of our trip when we were in Jasper and it was the best decision we made)
@@jennalexisko you and Jet inspire us to get out more. I didn't like Banff Legacy trail because it's so close to the freeway. Plus it's stinky from the exhaust
That classic music is like a reminder of all stunning views painted by the greatest artist - mother nature🚵♂️🚵♀️
I went to the Columbia Icefields in the 70s, as a child. The Athabasca Glacier was one of the biggest. It is stunning to see how much of it has regressed. Practically the entire foreground of the shot of the icefields (7:21) used to be covered in ice and snow, such that it looked like ice was flowing down into the valley. In some sections you could walk up to the ice and it was over 10 feet thick. Now, there is just a sprinkling of snow on the mountain tops.
@@bengt_axle it is quite sad to see how far the glacier has regressed, can only imagine what it might look like in 10 or 20 years 😢
I went to banff and yoho last week and drove past the Canmore sign and immediately thought of you!! I want to go back one day and do bike packing:)
@@marshandsarah 🥹 I hope you get the chance! Safe travels ❤️
Jenna another lovely video 🫶🏼 love the little monkey buddy 🥹
I appreciate the batman suiting up sequence at the start. :D
love the video! legit only 5 minutes in and im always blown away by the way they're edited (shots, music, everything!) and your authenticity. wishing you all the best on whatever journeys come your way :)
@@mugsniper thanks so much for this ♥️ it’s much appreciated
I just found your channel, but it's already my favorite! The adventures you have gone on and shared with us are outstanding!!!
"The mountains are calling and I must go."
I’m seeing this about a month late but thankyou for your kind words! I’m sorry to hear about your vehicle but also happy to hear that it lead you to cycling haha! Stay safe and best of luck on your rides 😁😎
Another amazing video. I rode the Bow Valley Parkway in September when it was closed a few years ago. Rode it again in June this year and saw way more wildlife. It is such a beautiful ride and agree that the freedom when it is closed to cars is exhilarating.
biking in slides and crocs is such a sigma move omg
@@brookesmith4822 what can I say 🤷🏻♀️
simply amazing scenery.......keep it coming.
@@andreloshon3344 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Haha the intro!! Im so happy about the timing! Uour videos makes me so happy, inspired . Yeahs 😁
I hitched halfway across Canada to see the Parkway. Did a stealth camp on my way to Saskatchewan Crossing. Absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for sharing your Dash!!! - Davey.
Always appreciate the effort and heart you put into your videos! Great scenery, great shots. You and your channel have also inspired me to start filming my own trips. 🚲
you always have the best time and attitude in such unexpected (kinda bad) situations that these adventures bring. and my heart just can't help but root for you. the views are spectacular but honestly what makes your vids are your unwithering spirit. it's infectious. thank you so much for sharing your adventures!
Fantastic video! Keep them coming! I visited the Athabasca Glacier in 1967 (I was 7yrs old) it was much, much bigger!
@@edmontontangobar4991 I can only imagine !! And Thankyou 😁
insane shots!!! the final day ones especially felt like i was feeling the breeze throughout the screen really!!! amazing video!
@@hiraethness Thankyou for this!!!
First of all, my cheeks hurt from grinning and laughing ear to ear at the pure enjoyment and vibes you guys bring. Never fail to leave me and surely others aswell with a warm and fuzzy feeling inside. Second of all: spectacular as always! Give me 14 of them right now!
Love ya😌❤
how kind you are!
with respect from Persia. 🎉🌴
😁♥️
Wonderful adventure video. You inspire me!
This looks like so much fun and you’ve made me want to get out on my bike right now! Thank you ❤
Having someone with you out there seems much better, I've been solo bikepacking for almost 3 years but I've never thought of asking anyone to join me
It’s nice to have balance :) I definitely enjoy some trips alone and some shared with my closest people ♥️
Jenna!! I've been subscribed since you were making hair bleaching tutorials and giving yourself stick and pokes :^) I've recently revisited your channel and binge watched all your new stuff. This content just feels so pure and you've really motivated me to get outdoors more. I love how you are so real and you talk with us like a friend. Sincerely wishing you allll the best!
p.s. herb made me lol
That road at the end looked like a dream! One day I hope to bike like you! Lovely lovely vlog🫶🏼
@@celestevids5487 Thankyou ♥️♥️ and it was definitely one of the best parts!! Enjoy your adventures :)
Is anyone else amazed how she’s biking in crocs and he’s in slides. Epic 🤣😊
I'd also would like to drink out of that river and sit there for awhile. Been enjoying your adventures very much.
Thankyou very much ♥️ (and it was super refreshing haha)
What an amazing trip! Love Herb :). So wonderful to experience your joy vicariously! Yay to unexpected cyclist-only roads!
awesome views, awesome couple, awesome everything!
keep it going, love from brazil
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Happy 100k wooooohooo 🎉🎊🎊🥳🥳 1 Milly next
Dude, the scenery was so beautiful I literally shed a few tears. Wow.
99.9k subs!!!! Here we goo!!
Love love this road, the entire trip is so amazing
I've been watching your videos for a bit and thought you looked familiar but couldn't quite place you. Well earlier today I had one of your videos on while doing the dishes and hearing your voice alone I thought to myself gosh I know this voice! I've been racking my brain trying to figure out how, and finally realized that I used to watch your old content years ago when I was a teenager! I think it's so neat that the universe brought me back to your content all these years later and that even though your content is very different now, it resonates with me still, just like your old content did when I was younger. Congratulations on everything you've achieved for yourself. Your videos are so fun and inspiring to watch, and I wish you all the best! xx
@@hotpotatohal Thankyou for taking the time to write this out, reading this is so interesting and almost surreal! And like what a coincidence because these videos couldn’t be more different from what I used to post lol. Thanks so much for your encouragement, I hope you’re well :) ♥️
@@jennalexisko You're very welcome and thank you! Peace and love to you! :)
“Nice rock” is my favorite part👌🏼 Didn’t even finish the video😅
i lost it at showing herb herbert lake lol. love this channel and love ur vids !!
Thank you for sharing this beatiful video. Bless you both! :) ✨
cannot be more grateful for finding your TH-cam
Love the classical music!
Much love and good energy for you guys from Iran 🤍
That decent through that mountain at the end I loved it and felt it❤
Thanks for taking us on that journey… and I’m sure Herb appreciates the memories being made, even if he is stinky too 😂
my fav youtuber! watching all videos with joy
What a video! Thanks for inspiring!
let's goo I was waiting when you said in your previous video that another bikepacking trip is in the works!
Weee I hope you like it!!
I think you might be on to something; socks and crocs might be the best combo for a bikepacking trip - no need to carry an extra pair of shoes lol, and Im not worried if they get wet. Although, I'm not too sure how comfy they are on such a long trek/ride.
Love the videos, keep thriving!
That’s exactly what I’m saying! Had I known it was snowing I might have worn something with less holes- but in normal circumstances crocs are my go-to for those reasons haha
@@jennalexisko Yeah only thing that sucks about wearing crocs for backpacking is when you have to go through the misery of wearing wet socks throughout your day - whenever it's raining/snowing.
Yep, any kind of sandal or flip flop is awesome. When you're done riding for the day you can switch to them while your socks and shoes air out, and if you have to cross a creek you can switch over and keep your shoes dry.
Love your videos. Can't wait for the next adventure!
ICefields Parkway is sooo beautiful, have been there august last year with exactly the oposite wather, 30° heat and smoke everywhere from the wild fires. Not sure what I would prefer though, the views you show in the video look amazing, just not the right weather for cycling ^^
Dood sick ass trip. Just did Banff to Johnston Canyon and back. One of the best experiences in my life. Hope to mirror your route someday
Thankyou, and best of luck!
love what you're doing here,makes me wanna continue cycling eventhough the rest o my cycling friends had stopped doing so :( but upon watching your adventures i'm continuing on it makes me fit and healthy although my views are not as beautiful you have back there :)
Icefields Parkway is one of the most beautiful routes in the world
Canada sure has very beautiful mountain scenes, and crazy weather too, from snow in the summer to rain to sun, and probably everything in between. Riding in the rain is terrible, just like hiking in the rain. I would move my non-winter tent into the shelter too if that was me. It is nice to have good company on a frigid, stormy trip. Definitely replace the rack before it completely gives out, which will probably happen on the next big, heavy trip. Since you are not too far from Banff, some day maybe you can just keep riding on down South on the Great Divide Trail.
Loved the whole video!
What a wonderful video!😃
My colleague thought i was watching a series 👍🏽 thank you for taking us with you!! that was insane actually, it felt like i was there especially when u were riding down that cycling road T.T
Lovely video and brings back memories, …though I think I left Jasper at 2am and made it to Lake Louise with plenty of daylight left, so I was focused mostly on riding and constant “wow” views. I do remember that long descent!
Hope the Jasper-area fires are not going to make it difficult for people who want to do this same trip in coming months or next year. 😢
my week is complete!
another fantastic video :)
@@darciestimpson8904 Thankyou♥️♥️
Another great video!
Nice to see ya finally took someone with you this time... picture on the license plate was slick...lol
@@Boomer-Baird-Brown haha didn’t think anyone would notice!
That intro tho. 😁🥰
Also it was nice to meet Herb. 😊
That place looks amazing!
'i choose the bear' girl same 😭
love the videooo ❤
Yes another video 🎉😊
@@TheTonstar1 😁😁
I’m so happy to see you had company this trip. I don’t know how you do these alone. 😅
Love your channel
Woohooo !! Jenna Alexis strikesss again 🙌🏽
I just want to highlight how difficult it is to film yourself while cycling, so major props to you for making such beautiful videos! May I ask what camera gear you bring with you? I also hope to make videos about my bike trips but I don’t know where to start
Thankyou very much! It truly is! And most of the “action” shots are filmed on my osmo action 3! (It’s a DJI brand camera but very similar to the go pro)
Beautiful 🥰 you guys make it look easy even in flip flops 😅
Nice Job Jenna. I did this last September. I stopped in Lake Louise. Wish I’d continued to Canmore, which was the original plan. I agree. That would have been the best part of the tour. Interesting note about the hostel at Beauty Ck and Hilda Ck. If you’re a cyclist they won’t turn you away. (Had some apprehension about getting available camp site.) I camped in that same RV campground in a site reserved for the park serves. I have a couple of questions. Did you and Jet make campsite reservation before you your trip? And how did you and Jet handle parking your vehicle in Canmore? Lastly, nice job on your Iceland tour. That was hardcore. Best. Peter
@@peterbozek131 hey Peter! The first two campsights we stayed at (mount kerkeslin and Colombia Icefields) were first come first serve and we just got lucky with the RV Park (it was reservation only but they happened to have open spots that day) because we were planning on staying at waterfowl lakes but that was closed! And for lake Louise we did have to book a bit in advance I think that one fills up quickly!
And as for Canmore, the original plan was to leave our car at my friends place there but she ended up driving us home (sorry that’s probably not too helpful lol) but if we had the time I probably would have just biked all the way home to Calgary!
@@jennalexiskoLake Louise campground was the best. I got in on a cancellation. Those showers blew my mind. 😄
On the parking, I checked around. Someone suggested storage facilities, but there was no room. I just left my van at the whistler campground. The Park Service called me four days into my tour to confirm I wasn’t a lost hiker. The other campers were concerned because the hadn’t see movement for a couple of days. I love Canada for that.
Best wishes on your next adventure Jenna. Keep it up.
"it's like a reward" dead😂😂
Love this intro!!!
great music!
Nice ride! Keep it up!
Atlast have been waiting! hehehehe
This is another 10/10 upload. In so many ways! Truly awesome/inspiring work!
Could you please tell me what camera you are using??
🔥🔥🔥
beautiful presenting n filming
Hi Jenna, would you mind sharing what kind of bike you have? Your videos have inspired me to try biking and I'd love to one day be able to do a trip like this but I've been looking into bikes and it is overwhelming wow.
It’s the specialized diverge e5! Admittedly I also felt very overwhelmed trying to buy my first “real” bike but I settled on this one because it seemed to be a good quality hybrid bike that was roughly in my budget ! I’ve ridden it on tons of road and gravel trips since and don’t have too many complaints if any :) I do sometimes wish I had a mountain bike at times so I guess it just depends on the riding you like to do?
Was about to comment “please tell me it wasn’t June when you did this” but you beat me to it with your Christmas remark!
Bikepacking in Crocs is a flex.
Crocs should sponsor you🔥
Love ur channel
@@dianaraehikes694 thankyouuuu ♥️😁
Herb needs a cute little cycling helmet!
@@SheGotHelicopters you’re so right 😭 I’m on it
Awesome adventure!
What bikes do you two ride? Asking for a friend.
the suiting up intro was jokes...BIKEPACKING..ACTIVATE!
Been planning to do this route with my wife. Was wondering, did you guys camp at first come first serve sites? Or did y'all book like a year in advance and just plan the biking around that date? Thanks! We love your videos!🫶🏼
@@Chester_Roxas I think all of our sites were first come first serve except for the lake Louise campground which we had to book a bit in advance! (The rv park we stayed at on the third day technically required booking too but we were planning to stay at a different site that ended up being closed and we were lucky enough there was open spots)
Damn I really need to get out to Alberta some day soon, cross-Canada road trip definitely pending
I feel the same way! I’ve only really been to B.C. Other than here :”)
Everyone needs a Herb to accompany them on this little journey called life 🐒🐒
It’s true!
EPIC!!!!
It’s irrational but now I feel like I want to bike and climb thousands of feet in elevation during a snow storm…and in crocs.
@@Mazhe3 didn’t love it in the moment but it’s a great memory now 😂
this nature !!
Great video! Those are either dog/coyote or maybe even wolf tracks on the beach, not a bear 🐻 !
I love your channel!! Where are your pants from?? I’ve been needing some new pants for camping/hiking
@@Peewee3292 they are just generic waterproof pants from MEC (like REI for Canadians haha)