Please note We were kidding when we mentioned "being lazy" and e-biking. First off, these bikes can be peddled just like a normal bike and the electric portion is only an assist. Second, this opens the possibility of biking to people who may or may not have medical conditions, such as arthritis, etc. We didn't mean to offend anyone :)
you guys are my fave to watch for travel and exploration tours. youre so happy and make me feel good for the day :) need more happy and more Zen in our lives right now.
What a gorgeous area! Especially with a bit of snow and ice still around. The e-bikes really make things more accessible, eh? That's a route I wouldn't be able to do with a regular bike, so an e-bike tour would be awesome!
I can't do 10% of it on a normal bike, i was able to do without any problems this ride and did another trail after that to paid off my location ^^ I do severe asthma ;)
Johnston Canyon ist sehr schön. War schon sehr oft dort! Es ist eine gute Tour von Banff aus. Aber mit dem e-Rad hat man ja eine Motorunterstützung! Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland. Hoffe, dass sich die Grenzen bald wieder öffnen!
Hahahahaha I love that laugh Karla. Everything is so much fun. Those E-bikes are the way to go but me myself I’m looking into a E-recumbent bike. A little more expensive but they look much more comfortable. Great video guys, thanks so much. ❤️🇨🇦❤️ Cheers!!!
Love the video, the place looks amazing..my husband and I bought our first e-bikes last year, and we ❤️❤️❤️ them..they are RadRunner and they are sold out of BC...happy trails..😁🤗
Loved the video I noticed you went to the upper falls, but the description on Mountain adventures tour states only the lower falls. Can you explain how you were able to go to the upper falls? Thanks Henry
This was a private tour but I think it might depend on the group. It's not much further to the other falls, but probably adds 30-45 minutes total, so maube they do it because of timing
Good for you guys for all the fun. I am also trying to bike on Bow Valley Parkway ( BVP ). Just wondering where should I park my vehicle at Banff and which path should I take to join the BVP ? Thank you
You can either park somewhere in Banff. They have some free parking lots around the town. But you can also park near the turnoff. So, if you leave Highway 1 to go Bow Valley, the gate is closed but people park right out front of it
Are Americans allowed to travel to Canada yet? I'm confused about the restrictions, I'd love to go to Banff but do you have to quarantine for 3 days or is it a whole week? 😢😢
Thank for vlog but you didn't provide the most important and useful information for people lole me who is planning to visit Jonhston Canyon this July.Could you give more details where(location) to rent a bike where there is free or so expensive parking to leave a car and if there is a time limit for renting this bike.I couldn't visit Jonhston Canyon last year gor the same closeru reason and hopefully will visit this year.Would greatly appreciate more details from you
For the tour, it's white mountain advenutres. But for ebike rentals, its Banff cycle and the other shop in town. Lots of free parking in Banff but you can also park off the turn off for Bow Valley Parkway right outside the gates
My family and I have been going there for years, it is one of our favourite spots. I have two kids and three dogs, and because of Banff not allowing cars we will not be able to go this year. Selfish people in Banff
Do you mean the Bow Valley Parkway? It's nothing to do with Banff. Parks Canada has shut it down and it may actually be closed permanently. Just too much traffic now that its causing issues. Lake Louise might do the same
I biked Banff too & made 2 videos on it. Search RUclips with my name & words like Banff & Black Grizzly of Whiskey Creek. I am critical of Park’s lack of e-biking facilities.
My question is how do people who drive cars get to Johnsons Canyon when Covid restrictions are relaxed. To make this portion of the road open to only hikers and bikers seems odd to say the least. Johnsons Canyon is one of the most worthwhile experiences in Bnaff National Park. Forcing the non bikers to hike from Castle Junction or just off # 1 seems a little weird to say the least. Plus parking at both ends is very limited. Perhaps parks has a plan but in asking guides at Castle Junction end I have yet to get an answer. Why not make the North bound lane a one way north for cars to Castle and make the other lane which was the southbound lane back to Banff a lane for bikes. (North and Southbound). To control the crowds at Johnsons Canyon create a reservation system. P.s. to bikers Jasper has far better roads to ride if variety is in the cards. But that's just one man's opinion. Enjoy the months ahead what ever you do and stay safe.
Good points. No one know what the plan is but if it remains closed, it will likely become a shuttle system like what they did with Moraine Lake. But thats just a guess.
You know we're talking about the tour itself, right? Johnston Canyon has been there for centuries. We've also been there many times and have made many videos about it
Please note We were kidding when we mentioned "being lazy" and e-biking. First off, these bikes can be peddled just like a normal bike and the electric portion is only an assist. Second, this opens the possibility of biking to people who may or may not have medical conditions, such as arthritis, etc. We didn't mean to offend anyone :)
I loved doing ebike to johnston canyon, but going at my own pace, stoping to watch a video at one point all alone on the side of the road was the best
you guys are my fave to watch for travel and exploration tours. youre so happy and make me feel good for the day :) need more happy and more Zen in our lives right now.
Aww thanks! That means a lot :)
What a gorgeous area! Especially with a bit of snow and ice still around. The e-bikes really make things more accessible, eh? That's a route I wouldn't be able to do with a regular bike, so an e-bike tour would be awesome!
Yes totally, power assist makes it much easier
I can't do 10% of it on a normal bike, i was able to do without any problems this ride and did another trail after that to paid off my location ^^ I do severe asthma ;)
Awesome video and I’ve been to Johnston Canyon, it’s so beautiful. Thank you for sharing and I love you videos 😊🙏
It's so good. We enjoy it together because of you. Thank you for sharing the video. I'll subscribe and thank you for the other videos.
Thank you :) Glad you enjoyed it :)
We'd love to see the place too this summer. thanks for sharing your experience.
Johnston Canyon ist sehr schön. War schon sehr oft dort! Es ist eine gute Tour von Banff aus. Aber mit dem e-Rad hat man ja eine Motorunterstützung! Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland. Hoffe, dass sich die Grenzen bald wieder öffnen!
Geez I miss the off season times in Banff. Now there is no off season. And I miss Banff
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You both are very nice. Thanks for sharing beautiful videos of beautiful country. Stay smart Love from Pakistan.
Thank you :)
Just love your trips
Thank you!
Enjoyd your explorer friend biking time
Hello love the video keep up the good work folks
Loved this, thank you for sharing!
I'm definitely doing this tour when I'm in Alberta this summer!
You are so cool. Thanks for your videos.
I'm 104 and no thumbs down!!!!!! Way to go guys!!
Hahahahaha I love that laugh Karla. Everything is so much fun. Those E-bikes are the way to go but me myself I’m looking into a E-recumbent bike. A little more expensive but they look much more comfortable. Great video guys, thanks so much. ❤️🇨🇦❤️ Cheers!!!
They are pretty fun, but I think most cities in Canada don't allow them?
I think wherever you go on the Rocky Mountains it's always awesome.
Love the video, the place looks amazing..my husband and I bought our first e-bikes last year, and we ❤️❤️❤️ them..they are RadRunner and they are sold out of BC...happy trails..😁🤗
oh very cool. It's tempting for sure. Can they placed on bike racks?
Loved the video I noticed you went to the upper falls, but the description on Mountain adventures tour states only the lower falls. Can you explain how you were able to go to the upper falls? Thanks Henry
This was a private tour but I think it might depend on the group. It's not much further to the other falls, but probably adds 30-45 minutes total, so maube they do it because of timing
Looks like an interesting tour.
New friends based in Regina, SK travelling North America. Tracey and Christian
We’re saddened that we had to cancel our tickets for next month. Miss this place. 😭 thanks for sharing
Flight tickets?
How long did it take to bike to Johnson canyon from banff?
We stopped a lot but I think an hour on an ebike
Love to go there ❤ Stay Safe.
Good for you guys for all the fun.
I am also trying to bike on Bow Valley Parkway ( BVP ). Just wondering where should I park my vehicle at Banff and which path should I take to join the BVP ? Thank you
You can either park somewhere in Banff. They have some free parking lots around the town. But you can also park near the turnoff. So, if you leave Highway 1 to go Bow Valley, the gate is closed but people park right out front of it
I am planing to go there this summer, where did you rent for ebikes?
We went on a tour with White Mountain Adventures but I believe Banff Cycle rents ebikes
Is there parking available at the point the parkway is closed?
YEs, there is! Not loads but we saw about 10-15 cars parked there.
Love the idea of closing off Bow Valley Parkway to allow bikers access to it. Where did y'all park and how far was it to Johnson Canyon?
I don't think it's closed to biking anymore but I think this was late spring. Like June
, Beautiful, next to heaven!!
how many km was the entire trail? TIA
I believe 40km
Hope you don’t mind this question: Donde esta tu ninos?
Wowo spanish! nice! No tenemos niños ...aún
Might’ve missed it but with what company did you do this tour? Also can you just rent an e-bike and not do the guided tour?
White Mountain Adventures. They don't rent ebikes, but I'll see if other companies do
Looks like Banff cycle rents them
I love ur channel guys, love to see all these natural romance vlogs, keep it up
continue going pass upper falls, then you can see ink pots.
Are Americans allowed to travel to Canada yet? I'm confused about the restrictions, I'd love to go to Banff but do you have to quarantine for 3 days or is it a whole week? 😢😢
Not sure yet.I know the border is still closed, so the rules are likely still strict. But they might loosen by Summer
Hello.. was this a guided tour ??
It was yes
nice!!!
This looks awesome! What type of E-bikes?
Hmm,, good question. We're not sure...
Hi, The bikes look like the Voltbike Bravo. Here is the link: www.voltbike.com/voltbike-bravo.html
Thank for vlog but you didn't provide the most important and useful information for people lole me who is planning to visit Jonhston Canyon this July.Could you give more details where(location) to rent a bike where there is free or so expensive parking to leave a car and if there is a time limit for renting this bike.I couldn't visit Jonhston Canyon last year gor the same closeru reason and hopefully will visit this year.Would greatly appreciate more details from you
For the tour, it's white mountain advenutres. But for ebike rentals, its Banff cycle and the other shop in town. Lots of free parking in Banff but you can also park off the turn off for Bow Valley Parkway right outside the gates
My family and I have been going there for years, it is one of our favourite spots. I have two kids and three dogs, and because of Banff not allowing cars we will not be able to go this year. Selfish people in Banff
Do you mean the Bow Valley Parkway? It's nothing to do with Banff. Parks Canada has shut it down and it may actually be closed permanently. Just too much traffic now that its causing issues. Lake Louise might do the same
E-bikes are a great way to cover a lot of territory when you want to sightsee!
True!
I biked Banff too & made 2 videos on it. Search RUclips with my name & words like Banff & Black Grizzly of Whiskey Creek. I am critical of Park’s lack of e-biking facilities.
Alberta beautiful.
My question is how do people who drive cars get to Johnsons Canyon when Covid restrictions are relaxed. To make this portion of the road open to only hikers and bikers seems odd to say the least. Johnsons Canyon is one of the most worthwhile experiences in Bnaff National Park. Forcing the non bikers to hike from Castle Junction or just off # 1 seems a little weird to say the least. Plus parking at both ends is very limited. Perhaps parks has a plan but in asking guides at Castle Junction end I have yet to get an answer. Why not make the North bound lane a one way north for cars to Castle and make the other lane which was the southbound lane back to Banff a lane for bikes. (North and Southbound). To control the crowds at Johnsons Canyon create a reservation system. P.s. to bikers Jasper has far better roads to ride if variety is in the cards. But that's just one man's opinion. Enjoy the months ahead what ever you do and stay safe.
Good points. No one know what the plan is but if it remains closed, it will likely become a shuttle system like what they did with Moraine Lake. But thats just a guess.
Could i get more information about those road at Jasper ? It's for a friend ... ;)
We did this by ourselves without any tour or company last summer. As such, this content is not new, not latest and not first, sorry guys.
You know we're talking about the tour itself, right? Johnston Canyon has been there for centuries. We've also been there many times and have made many videos about it
Ebikes for that road are a bit of a joke honestly. It's so easy my 7 year old twins did it on their 24" mountain bikes.
Oh yeah. Forsure. Not hard. But it is like 70km. I think its for people not in the best shape.
shit aint new did it 3 times last
The tour itself is what's new
stop your whining pal
I had great difficulty understanding her
Sorry! Hard to get rid of the accent.
Nothing much to see. I was expecting more than that 😞
anything you see in alberta is beautiful, what you talking about> canada is one of the most scenic spots on earth.