As a native Canadian, I love that you were there to witness our culture. The first dancer in yellow is a Fancy Dancer, they are incredible, move super fast, i don't know how they can dance so fast without passing out. The next two dancers were Chicken Dancers, not traditionally old dancing style but still fun to watch. The next one who is holding hands with the people is a Grass Dancer, traditionally these dancers begin ceremonial tradition for such things as pow-wow's, it starts with them. Lastly, when everyone is holding hands dancing in a circle, its called a round dance, traditionally it's a way of bringing people together from different tribes and cultures. When dancing, the people follow the path of the sun. I'm so happy you included this in your video, enjoy your time visiting our great country. Hiy-Hiy Kinanâskomitin (Thank You)
The highest compliment I can give you two is that your series made me proud to be Canadian. Stumbled on your RUclips channel by chance and can’t wait for your next adventure.
True. Thankfully poutine isn't some fancy dish. It's simple enough to make tasty in a variety of ways. Just need the basics: tasty gravy, fresh curds, fries that can take the moisture.
@@sweetpixiesmile Agreed, the celebrations are similar in many ways; its just the reason that is different. It is also important to say that as in the US; celebrations are not the same across either country.
Yeah funny eh? When I heard it I cringed a little. We are in fact not independent in a sense as we are a commonwealth state. But a good comparison for Americans I guess 😊
Americans should know that when they are in a different country and the money has a queen or king on one side then that country is most likely not going to be celebrating INDEPENDENCE DAY!!!
Thanks! As a new subscriber, I hope you enjoyed your first Canada Day in our beautiful country. We are enjoying your videos and would like to treat you to some ice cream (as it didn't make your bucket list) I hear COWS Banff has some good ice cream. Enjoy!!
You guys!!! It's so sweet to see two americans so excited about Canada Day! (I'm a canadian and it warms my heart 🥰) and you like poutine!!!! So happy you gave it another try!
Victoria holds my memory of the prettiest city I have ever visited. Not at all fond of cities, but the architecture of Victoria and the parks are stunningly beautiful.
Natalie is so sweet watching her face when she was watching the polar bears just gave me a great big smile, so cool Jimmy, you’re a lucky man such a sweet young lady. Be safe and have fun guys.
Great episode. As a Canadian, thank you for the way you approached Canada Day. You were enthusiastic and eager to celebrate almost as one of us - temporary citizens. Glad you found a better poutine and got a better idea of what we rave about. The funny thing is that was probably a decent ish poutine… and many would argue about the poutine being better where they are. I’m not from there, but many feel like poutine in Quebec is the best… it definitely is partly because they have really great fresh curds there. Enjoy every minute!
Don't miss Takakkaw Falls in Yoho....You'll have some fun driving the mountain switch-back section in your van, but it's well worth the trip...You saw the sign on your way to Kicking Horse camp....I'd hit the gondola lift overlooking Banff also...!
Glad your enjoying your trip in our little province of Alberta. Banff is a great place. If your continuing west into British Columbia, must see emerald lake and Takakkaw Falls.
You both look like you are having a blast - Thanks for the video and yes you needed to document your dream -- I hope this helps All those who celebrate Canada as their home and native land celebrate Canada Day on July 1st. The day commemorates the anniversary of the Constitution Act, which consolidated three territories into the single nation of Canada, way back in 1867.
Welcome to Alberta guys! Fun fact - The Canadian Rockies acts as the defacto border between Alberta and British Columbia. Also, in this part of the country, the summer sun doesn't set until 1030-11pm. Enjoy the long exploration days!
If are looking for another Park, try Waterton Lakes, and the Crypt Lake hike. It is worth the trip. It is the Northern (Canadian) part of an international park, Glacier is the Southern part in Montana.
I eagerly await your video as if it's my favorite television show. I just wish your videos were longer, at least an hour. You two are the wholesome darlings of RUclips. It is a pure delight to travel along your adventures every week. I'm so happy you finally made it to Banff.
I haven't been to BC/Alberta since I was a teen 45-ish years ago. Oregon Cascades-beautiful, Washington Cascades-OMG. Canadian Cascades...hold me close and tell me crying is OK--that beautiful! I've got to get back up there and you two have lit the fuse.
Welcome to Canada. I appreciate your openness to experiencing parts of Canada and being flexible in knowing that some things are different than you are used to. Thanks for sharing your trip! 🇺🇸🇨🇦You are doing a wonderful job.
Johnson canyon is a beautiful place in the summer but in the winter it is spectacular!!! it is cold but, with that comes ice, the falls are almost deserted and absolutely amazing. no crowds, winter quiet (Canadians know what i mean by that), and a completely different experience. i love that you guys are having such a great time in our wonderful country, welcome ♥
Congrats! I love Banff NP! When we camped by Two Jack Lake, a bear decided to visit our next tent neighbor's (unkempt) cooking area - his tentmate thought it was his friend returning from a Night Out and shouted at "him" - we were so tired we just looked out the flap and went back to sleep.., they received a "visit" from the rangers the next morning... Fun times!
My wife and I have really enjoyed watching your travels across Canada. We just finished our own camping trip along Lake Superior, up to Sleeping Giant. We're back home now in Southwestern Ontario. You two are such a cute couple with unabashed enthusiasm...loved seeing that. Glad you enjoyed and showed the Canada Day celebrations. We missed them ourselves since we were camping. We look forward to enjoying your sights of Banff. We've not yet been there. Thanks for your great content!
Agreed that the Banff Hot Springs definitely has that "public pool" vibe. I was so disappointed when I first visited too. If you want a nicer option, the Nordic Spa at Kananaskis is a short drive away and is 1000% better. Loving the sunset shots from Banff, it really is a beautiful spot.
I've been binge-watching your videos for the last 2 weeks. I'm sorry I'm all caught up. You guys do such a fantastic job. My sister and I just got back from a trip down the California coast and I wish I'd seen your videos before we went. You really, really do a wonderful job of showing California and the United States and now Canada!❤
So glad you guys went to Banff Poutine!!! I’ve lived in Banff for 16 months and I go there about 3 times a week cause Eric (the owner) & his staff are incredible & he’s from Quebec so you’re gonna get the best poutine ever cause he knows his stuff!
Around 30 years ago I was in the hot pools (39d C/108d F) at Hanmer Springs (South Island, New Zealand) after dark and it started to snow. Sitting in the hot water up to my neck, looking up watching the snow fall through the lights and land on my face was quite an experience.
A big reason I like your channel is not only are you unassuming, you’re nice to each other. My wife and I are going on 20 years, and we’ve never stopped being nice to each other and laughing a lot together. Looking forward to seeing the rest of your journey!
I'm so glad you stopped in. We live an hour from Banff. BTW, there is an overflow 2 minutes from Kicking Horse. Makes me happy that you shared with us. It's good that you are enjoying our country. Don't forget Icefields Parkway and all that it has to offer.
It’s so interesting, I am a Canadian born and raised in Quebec in the 50’s and I never heard of poutine until the late 80’s or 90’s. Yet now it a dish Canada is known for??? I lived it Calgary in the 70sand 80s so Banff is my old stomping grounds. I used to camp at Tunnel Mountain, soak in the hot springs and hike the trails around Alberta and BC.
I deeply appreciate your curiosity, willingness to learn and try new things, and the sincere respect that you show a different country as travelers! Canada is lucky to have you, and I hope you enjoy your time here! I hope one day your travels bring you to British Columbia, especially the west coast!
It was wonderful seeing you both celebrate Canada Day. Your Canada Flag tucked into your hair was awesome. Thank-you for celebrating our special day as we consider our neighbors to the south our Cousins. Beautiful episode.
12:20 mark: The prominent mountain is Castle Mountain. In 1946, the mountain was renamed "Mount Eisenhower" in honour of the famous World War II general, who led the Normandy invasion. In 1979, the government reverted the name back to Castle Mountain, although one of the peaks is still known as the Eisenhower Peak.
As a resident of Banff, I'm so happy you finally made it (I remember when you were bring SKOOLIE here) and you enjoyed your time here! I was downtown on Canada Day as well and would have loved to see and welcome you in person. And you somehow avoided the crowds at Johnston Canyon!
Last year (Aug. 2022) I was in Switzerland. Didn’t know that I was in town for Swiss National Day. There was a big orchestra and military vehicles and all of a sudden they bust out…in Livin’ La Vida Loca. Did NOT expect that.
The Mountain Ranges Are Spectacular & Even With The Crowd In Town It Looks So Quaint! Mondays Are Always Fun Seeing Your Adventures & Hearing Your Narratives! Enjoy Banff All The Best, Be Well Be Safe & Stay Blessed.
OMG! I loved this episode so much! It reminded me of my cross country trip back in may this year. I did it all! Banff is just so awesome! I might saw I’m in love with Canada! Such a great and beautiful country! 🥰
Such a cool video! Thank you for sharing Banff with us. So beautiful and such a fun day. The waterfalls were amazing! So much love to you both from SC. See you next week!❤🙏🎉🎉
Love that you were in Canada on Canada Day 🎉. I was at Banff only once, I live in Ontario, and I was with a friend so we only had one day. You have seen so much more than I. Mi plan to return and explore within the next 2 years. You really need to go East also to NewBrunswick and Nova Scotia, another beautiful are to explore and hike. And Vancouver Island is wonderful with ocean, largest trees, mountains and if you ever go try to get to Butchard Gardens and Salt Spring Island while there. Thanks for visiting and for your videos. I’m on Manitoulin Island visiting with a friend right now 😊.
I would have thought that all of those black bean tacos would have prepared you for the aroma of the hot springs😉 I visited a hot spring in northern B.C. once that was an actual stream with a natural bottom (Liard Hot Springs). It smelled the same and the further you went upstream the hotter it got until there was a point where it was just too hot to go any further.
Welcome to Canada! Thank God you went to real poutine place. Canada Day is holiday celebrating creation of Dominion of Canada, we gained full independence from British parliament way later.
We love kicking horse! We’ve camped there a few times One of our favs! And the shower house is lovely as it was just built in 2020 but didn’t open till 2021.
Hey, I'm a little late as you can see, but enjoyed the video and watch you two wander around. Glad to see you enjoyed your stay. Take care I'm going to go play catch up, get my drift. Later, and as always, "Enjoy The Adventure." 🤠👍✌
And if you do drive the Glacier Parkway, don't forget to stop at the Athabasca Glacier, go for a tour, walk on the Glacier and drink some glacier melt water.
I see Nanaimo bars on your bucket list. To truly experience the genuine taste, you have to be in Nanaimo, munching one while you stroll the harbourside walkway. It looks like you are not planning to come to the most beautiful province of all, British Columbia. Please come back and visit the West Coast and Vancouver Island. You will be amazed.
I hope you drive down the Glacier Parkway to Jasper. Views are phenomenal. Jasper is so much different than Banff, less touristy and much more natural.
Canada really goes all out to protect and preserve our wildlife. When we travelled to Gettysburg we were astonished at the amount of deer we saw perished on the roadside. 😢 I’m happy that Banff was everything you expected it to be. Safe travels ❤️
Great video! The hot springs were very interesting! Glad you were able to get in one, even if it was like a giant hot tub🛀 You did a great job celebrating Canada Day!! Looking forward to where you go next! 😁😊🐢
It has been decades since we were last in Banff. Thanks for the tour. I’m glad you enjoyed the Canada Day celebrations and felt comfortable enough to join in. You really should just head north. There is soooo much to see. Liard Hot Springs is a more natural experience.
I just joined your channel and I am enjoying your content. I'm looking at vans and will start a journey in the near future. Thanks for the help you have given me in what I can expect.
Just saw ur Canada Bucket List… Pls make sure to try different brands of all-dressed chips. Personally, I prefer Ruffles. But for comparison, try Humpty Dumpty, Old Dutch and President’s Choice. And don’t forget another Canadian staple: Lay’s ketchup chips!
Thanks! Really enjoying your views of Banff. Not used to "hiking" with side walks and handrails but it is very accessible and the waterfalls are gorgeous. Almost as pretty as Alaska ... very similar in many ways.
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You both seem so nice. I'm very happy you are enjoying our wonderful/beautiful country, and also got to experience our 156th Canada day. Orginally called Dominion day. Here is a simplified explanation. It celebrates the anniversary of Canadian Confederation which occurred on July 1, 1867, with the passing of the British North America Act, when the three separate colonies of the United Canadas, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick were united into a single dominion within the British Empire called Canada. That was the official start of Canada, but what was considered (officially) Canada back than then was alot smaller then today, and we weren't 100% independent yet. However Canada kept growing in size and independence over the years but wasn't officially independent from Britain until 1982 when Canada adopted its own constitution. That same year a bill was passed by the Canadian government renaming Dominion Day as Canada Day.
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As a native Canadian, I love that you were there to witness our culture. The first dancer in yellow is a Fancy Dancer, they are incredible, move super fast, i don't know how they can dance so fast without passing out. The next two dancers were Chicken Dancers, not traditionally old dancing style but still fun to watch. The next one who is holding hands with the people is a Grass Dancer, traditionally these dancers begin ceremonial tradition for such things as pow-wow's, it starts with them.
Lastly, when everyone is holding hands dancing in a circle, its called a round dance, traditionally it's a way of bringing people together from different tribes and cultures. When dancing, the people follow the path of the sun.
I'm so happy you included this in your video, enjoy your time visiting our great country.
Hiy-Hiy Kinanâskomitin (Thank You)
The highest compliment I can give you two is that your series made me proud to be Canadian. Stumbled on your RUclips channel by chance and can’t wait for your next adventure.
Same here!
The best poutine in Canada is in Quebec, hands down...!!! It originated there....
But I’m sure it was still a lot better than McDonald’s.
True. Thankfully poutine isn't some fancy dish. It's simple enough to make tasty in a variety of ways. Just need the basics: tasty gravy, fresh curds, fries that can take the moisture.
Go to Lake Louise and hike up to the tea room and visit the ice fields. Jasper and ride the Gondola. Then head to B.C.
Canadians don't consider it as our Independence Day. It is the day that the modern country of Canada was born; thus it is more like our Birthday.
I think they are comparing it so that American viewers will have an understanding of what Canada Day is.
@@sweetpixiesmile Agreed, the celebrations are similar in many ways; its just the reason that is different. It is also important to say that as in the US; celebrations are not the same across either country.
Yes, that is 100% correct
Yeah funny eh? When I heard it I cringed a little. We are in fact not independent in a sense as we are a commonwealth state. But a good comparison for Americans I guess 😊
Americans should know that when they are in a different country and the money has a queen or king on one side then that country is most likely not going to be celebrating INDEPENDENCE DAY!!!
Thanks! As a new subscriber, I hope you enjoyed your first Canada Day in our beautiful country. We are enjoying your videos and would like to treat you to some ice cream (as it didn't make your bucket list) I hear COWS Banff has some good ice cream. Enjoy!!
I’m so glad that you got proper poutine !!! It looks like you really enjoyed Canada Day !!!
12:50 mark: Welcome to British Columbia ! Your 5th Province of your trip.
Cheers from BC :)
You guys are such a sweet couple. I'm glad you finally had some yummy poutine!
Enjoy your time in Banff!
-Saskatchewan Girl
You guys!!! It's so sweet to see two americans so excited about Canada Day! (I'm a canadian and it warms my heart 🥰) and you like poutine!!!! So happy you gave it another try!
I enjoy your videos very much indeed
Especially your bubbly enthusiasm
I am your friend from the west coast of Canada near Victoria Bc
Victoria holds my memory of the prettiest city I have ever visited.
Not at all fond of cities, but the architecture of Victoria and the parks are stunningly beautiful.
You guys are doing such a great job of showing off our country. 🇨🇦 Thanks for visiting us. 🇺🇸 ✋🏻 🇨🇦
Canadas Independence Day from what just taking it from the black native Indians!😊
@@redgreenbeambih whats that mean? canada is for all people
Natalie is so sweet watching her face when she was watching the polar bears just gave me a great big smile, so cool Jimmy, you’re a lucky man such a sweet young lady. Be safe and have fun guys.
Great episode. As a Canadian, thank you for the way you approached Canada Day. You were enthusiastic and eager to celebrate almost as one of us - temporary citizens.
Glad you found a better poutine and got a better idea of what we rave about. The funny thing is that was probably a decent ish poutine… and many would argue about the poutine being better where they are. I’m not from there, but many feel like poutine in Quebec is the best… it definitely is partly because they have really great fresh curds there.
Enjoy every minute!
Don't miss Takakkaw Falls in Yoho....You'll have some fun driving the mountain switch-back section in your van, but it's well worth the trip...You saw the sign on your way to Kicking Horse camp....I'd hit the gondola lift overlooking Banff also...!
After skiing hitting the upper hot springs is bliss.
I wish you would include more details on the campgrounds
Glad your enjoying your trip in our little province of Alberta. Banff is a great place. If your continuing west into British Columbia, must see emerald lake and Takakkaw Falls.
You both look like you are having a blast - Thanks for the video and yes you needed to document your dream -- I hope this helps
All those who celebrate Canada as their home and native land celebrate Canada Day on July 1st. The day commemorates the anniversary of the Constitution Act, which consolidated three territories into the single nation of Canada, way back in 1867.
Canada sure it’s a beauty country. Thanks for the tour.
Takakkaw Falls 1200’ ft drop. Unbelievably great
Welcome to Alberta guys!
Fun fact - The Canadian Rockies acts as the defacto border between Alberta and British Columbia. Also, in this part of the country, the summer sun doesn't set until 1030-11pm. Enjoy the long exploration days!
Nothing to do with the elevation! LOL It's to do with the latitude and also how far west it is in the time zone!
Here’s a fun fact also, Canada never fought for their independence. They just took it.
If are looking for another Park, try Waterton Lakes, and the Crypt Lake hike. It is worth the trip. It is the Northern (Canadian) part of an international park, Glacier is the Southern part in Montana.
That was fantastic seeing it through your eyes. Thank you so much.
This is so much fun. Thanks Jimmy for getting Natalie and all your followers to the falls.
I eagerly await your video as if it's my favorite television show. I just wish your videos were longer, at least an hour. You two are the wholesome darlings of RUclips. It is a pure delight to travel along your adventures every week. I'm so happy you finally made it to Banff.
I haven't been to BC/Alberta since I was a teen 45-ish years ago. Oregon Cascades-beautiful, Washington Cascades-OMG. Canadian Cascades...hold me close and tell me crying is OK--that beautiful! I've got to get back up there and you two have lit the fuse.
Happy Canada Day 🇨🇦 see u next week ❤
Welcome to Canada. I appreciate your openness to experiencing parts of Canada and being flexible in knowing that some things are different than you are used to. Thanks for sharing your trip! 🇺🇸🇨🇦You are doing a wonderful job.
Can’t wait to visit some day!
Johnson canyon is a beautiful place in the summer but in the winter it is spectacular!!! it is cold but, with that comes ice, the falls are almost deserted and absolutely amazing. no crowds, winter quiet (Canadians know what i mean by that), and a completely different experience. i love that you guys are having such a great time in our wonderful country, welcome ♥
The two of you are awesome, much love from Canada!
I'm surprised you even got space in the overflow with it being Canada Day weekend.
Congrats! I love Banff NP! When we camped by Two Jack Lake, a bear decided to visit our next tent neighbor's (unkempt) cooking area - his tentmate thought it was his friend returning from a Night Out and shouted at "him" - we were so tired we just looked out the flap and went back to sleep.., they received a "visit" from the rangers the next morning... Fun times!
My wife and I have really enjoyed watching your travels across Canada. We just finished our own camping trip along Lake Superior, up to Sleeping Giant. We're back home now in Southwestern Ontario. You two are such a cute couple with unabashed enthusiasm...loved seeing that. Glad you enjoyed and showed the Canada Day celebrations. We missed them ourselves since we were camping. We look forward to enjoying your sights of Banff. We've not yet been there. Thanks for your great content!
This was, hands down, your loveliest video. Thanks so much for sharing.
Seeing Canada through a foreigner's lens is really heartwarming. It makes me grateful to live here! 🥰
Thanks for sharing your experiences with us!
Agreed that the Banff Hot Springs definitely has that "public pool" vibe. I was so disappointed when I first visited too. If you want a nicer option, the Nordic Spa at Kananaskis is a short drive away and is 1000% better.
Loving the sunset shots from Banff, it really is a beautiful spot.
That campground on Canada Day weekend was probably full before Noon.
You guys finally made it!!!
I can’t believe what the road looked like getting here 😅 It took us a lot longer than we had hoped lol 😂
@@JimmyandNatalie I️ know haha at least you made it!
I've been binge-watching your videos for the last 2 weeks. I'm sorry I'm all caught up. You guys do such a fantastic job. My sister and I just got back from a trip down the California coast and I wish I'd seen your videos before we went. You really, really do a wonderful job of showing California and the United States and now Canada!❤
So glad you guys went to Banff Poutine!!! I’ve lived in Banff for 16 months and I go there about 3 times a week cause Eric (the owner) & his staff are incredible & he’s from Quebec so you’re gonna get the best poutine ever cause he knows his stuff!
Fun and interesting! Thank you for taking us along this really cool adventure through Canada. I love the Native American dancing.
Loved your wilderness camping location! That milky, turquoise water is gorgeous!!!! 💚
Looked so cool . Thank you for sharing this journey with me. Mucho Love From Your Friend In Michigan Tam 💜💜
Around 30 years ago I was in the hot pools (39d C/108d F) at Hanmer Springs (South Island, New Zealand) after dark and it started to snow. Sitting in the hot water up to my neck, looking up watching the snow fall through the lights and land on my face was quite an experience.
So far I don't think you have seen the Banff elk or the Big Horn sheep. There is a big herd of elk that in the winter basically live in Banff.
A big reason I like your channel is not only are you unassuming, you’re nice to each other. My wife and I are going on 20 years, and we’ve never stopped being nice to each other and laughing a lot together. Looking forward to seeing the rest of your journey!
Spontaneity is good when you are traveling.
I'm so glad you stopped in. We live an hour from Banff. BTW, there is an overflow 2 minutes from Kicking Horse. Makes me happy that you shared with us. It's good that you are enjoying our country. Don't forget Icefields Parkway and all that it has to offer.
I once went to a Canada Day parade when I was 8 but my brother got sick and we went home before the parade even started.
Fun! This looks like such a great trip. That last minute waterfall hike you took is going on my bucket list.
It’s so interesting, I am a Canadian born and raised in Quebec in the 50’s and I never heard of poutine until the late 80’s or 90’s. Yet now it a dish Canada is known for???
I lived it Calgary in the 70sand 80s so Banff is my old stomping grounds. I used to camp at Tunnel Mountain, soak in the hot springs and hike the trails around Alberta and BC.
I deeply appreciate your curiosity, willingness to learn and try new things, and the sincere respect that you show a different country as travelers! Canada is lucky to have you, and I hope you enjoy your time here! I hope one day your travels bring you to British Columbia, especially the west coast!
Happy Canada Day!! Thank you for sharing with us. :)
It was wonderful seeing you both celebrate Canada Day.
Your Canada Flag tucked into your hair was awesome.
Thank-you for celebrating our special day as we consider our neighbors to the south our Cousins.
Beautiful episode.
12:20 mark: The prominent mountain is Castle Mountain. In 1946, the mountain was renamed "Mount Eisenhower" in honour of the famous World War II general, who led the Normandy invasion. In 1979, the government reverted the name back to Castle Mountain, although one of the peaks is still known as the Eisenhower Peak.
As a resident of Banff, I'm so happy you finally made it (I remember when you were bring SKOOLIE here) and you enjoyed your time here! I was downtown on Canada Day as well and would have loved to see and welcome you in person. And you somehow avoided the crowds at Johnston Canyon!
❤ You two are so cute together. I pray that you will never let anything or anyone separate the two of you. May God continue to bless you. ❤
Johnston Canyon is absolutely magical in the winter.
checkout the icefields parkway . We suggest waterfowl lakes campground
There’s several hot springs a hike away from Banff! Secluded and worth the hike. 10:43
Last year (Aug. 2022) I was in Switzerland. Didn’t know that I was in town for Swiss National Day. There was a big orchestra and military vehicles and all of a sudden they bust out…in Livin’ La Vida Loca.
Did NOT expect that.
The Mountain Ranges Are Spectacular & Even With The Crowd In Town It Looks So Quaint! Mondays Are Always Fun Seeing Your Adventures & Hearing Your Narratives! Enjoy Banff All The Best, Be Well Be Safe & Stay Blessed.
I'd LOVE to see a breakdown video of your van meals.
another great video. Glad you enjoyed your first Canada Day!!
OMG! I loved this episode so much! It reminded me of my cross country trip back in may this year. I did it all! Banff is just so awesome! I might saw I’m in love with Canada! Such a great and beautiful country! 🥰
Ahhh I can’t wait to be back in Banff! I’d love to be there to celebrate Canada day as well ❤️
Such a cool video! Thank you for sharing Banff with us. So beautiful and such a fun day. The waterfalls were amazing! So much love to you both from SC. See you next week!❤🙏🎉🎉
Looks like a great time
Love that you were in Canada on Canada Day 🎉. I was at Banff only once, I live in Ontario, and I was with a friend so we only had one day. You have seen so much more than I. Mi plan to return and explore within the next 2 years. You really need to go East also to NewBrunswick and Nova Scotia, another beautiful are to explore and hike. And Vancouver Island is wonderful with ocean, largest trees, mountains and if you ever go try to get to Butchard Gardens and Salt Spring Island while there. Thanks for visiting and for your videos. I’m on Manitoulin Island visiting with a friend right now 😊.
I would have thought that all of those black bean tacos would have prepared you for the aroma of the hot springs😉 I visited a hot spring in northern B.C. once that was an actual stream with a natural bottom (Liard Hot Springs). It smelled the same and the further you went upstream the hotter it got until there was a point where it was just too hot to go any further.
Welcome to Canada!
Thank God you went to real poutine place. Canada Day is holiday celebrating creation of Dominion of Canada, we gained full independence from British parliament way later.
We love kicking horse! We’ve camped there a few times
One of our favs! And the shower house is lovely as it was just built in 2020 but didn’t open till 2021.
You two are AWESOME!! You make Monday's, something to look forward to.
wow, those videos came right in time, we're arriving there pretty soon! Have fun
Hey, I'm a little late as you can see, but enjoyed the video and watch you two wander around. Glad to see you enjoyed your stay. Take care I'm going to go play catch up, get my drift. Later, and as always, "Enjoy The Adventure." 🤠👍✌
I went in 2008 to the springs it was beautiful warm and very nice
And if you do drive the Glacier Parkway, don't forget to stop at the Athabasca Glacier, go for a tour, walk on the Glacier and drink some glacier melt water.
I see Nanaimo bars on your bucket list. To truly experience the genuine taste, you have to be in Nanaimo, munching one while you stroll the harbourside walkway. It looks like you are not planning to come to the most beautiful province of all, British Columbia. Please come back and visit the West Coast and Vancouver Island. You will be amazed.
I grew up in Oregon and Columbia Gorge was my back yard. I LOVE WATERFALLS!!! Thanks for the video!
As a home sick Canadian. Thanks for an other assume video and happy belated 4th of July.
I hope you drive down the Glacier Parkway to Jasper. Views are phenomenal. Jasper is so much different than Banff, less touristy and much more natural.
do the Parkway hwy to Jasper, that is the best you will ever see anywhere.
Glad you enjoyed a Canadian Canada Day
Canada really goes all out to protect and preserve our wildlife. When we travelled to Gettysburg we were astonished at the amount of deer we saw perished on the roadside. 😢 I’m happy that Banff was everything you expected it to be. Safe travels ❤️
Great video! The hot springs were very interesting! Glad you were able to get in one, even if it was like a giant hot tub🛀
You did a great job celebrating Canada Day!!
Looking forward to where you go next! 😁😊🐢
It has been decades since we were last in Banff. Thanks for the tour. I’m glad you enjoyed the Canada Day celebrations and felt comfortable enough to join in. You really should just head north. There is soooo much to see. Liard Hot Springs is a more natural experience.
I just joined your channel and I am enjoying your content. I'm looking at vans and will start a journey in the near future. Thanks for the help you have given me in what I can expect.
Looking good. Hope you get to the north end of the parkway and do the Malign Lake and Mt Robson hikes for spectacular views.
You two are adorable! Thank you so much for visiting us here in Canada! Hope the rest of your trip is amazing!!
Love the videos keep them coming thanks again.
Just saw ur Canada Bucket List… Pls make sure to try different brands of all-dressed chips. Personally, I prefer Ruffles. But for comparison, try Humpty Dumpty, Old Dutch and President’s Choice. And don’t forget another Canadian staple: Lay’s ketchup chips!
Happy Birthday Canada! Glad you are enjoying your time in Banff.
You guys did another great job of showing off your trip. I have to say that watching you enjoy was wonderful.
Thanks! Really enjoying your views of Banff. Not used to "hiking" with side walks and handrails but it is very accessible and the waterfalls are gorgeous. Almost as pretty as Alaska ... very similar in many ways.
You are in my backyard. Glad you are loving it. We are very fortunate to live where we do!
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The Canadian trifecta right there.... Canada Day, In Banff, Eating Poutine. Trips over. :P
Hope you got a chance to meet a symbol of our country on Canada Day, a Mountie in full dress uniform 😊
Very nice photography!
You both seem so nice.
I'm very happy you are enjoying our wonderful/beautiful country, and also got to experience our 156th Canada day. Orginally called Dominion day. Here is a simplified explanation.
It celebrates the anniversary of Canadian Confederation which occurred on July 1, 1867, with the passing of the British North America Act, when the three separate colonies of the United Canadas, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick were united into a single dominion within the British Empire called Canada.
That was the official start of Canada, but what was considered (officially) Canada back than then was alot smaller then today, and we weren't 100% independent yet.
However Canada kept growing in size and independence over the years but wasn't officially independent from Britain until 1982 when Canada adopted its own constitution.
That same year a bill was passed by the Canadian government renaming Dominion Day as Canada Day.