I hv travelled to more than 40 countries in the world, from Asia , Africa, South America to Europe, USA & Canada. The Canadian Rockies are one of the top 10 most beautiful places on Earth. ❤
Great video 👍❤ I hv been to Canadian Rockies multiple times, almost annually. I have been to most of the places featured in your video. It is the best compilation I hv seen. Well done 👏 I visited Peyto Lake after it was opened in 2023. It was beautiful. They built a large viewing platform & there are 2 good trails to the viewing point. ❤
Great video of our fav place on the planet. Appreciate the huge amount of work that has gone into making this highly informative video. Yo got great fall colour. Our personal preference for these types of videos is to have much lower volume, calmer music more in keeping with the extraordinary, serene landscapes. But I am sure lots of people enjoy the pop music you use. Safe travels.
10:50 The new viewing deck is worlds better than the old one. It's much larger, not just in overall size but they've optimized the amount of front railing space so more people can enjoy an unobstructed view. Tip- Marble Canyon is an awesome easy level hike, combine it with another easy hike at Johnston Canyon for a nice contrast of hiking above the canyon vs near the bottom of it. The only problem with the Canadian Rockies is that after you go you're spoiled and compare everything to it.
It doesn't matter where it is when you look at the mountains and lakes of western Alberta and BC. It's amazing. Waterfall's are so nice to view as well as the color of the lakes. Memories are stored and this is great food for the soul. When you see the land devoid of traffic like it is in the cities where tempers flare in stop and go traffic it actually gives me a sense of peace and tranquility. The mind is programmable and to me this is the best kind of programming available. In a world of evils such as war, evil illicit drugs, murder and crime it's heart warming to view these beautiful lands.
Great list. We just got back from an awesome trip from the Canadian Rockies and saw most of these places. Unfortunately, the Edith Cavell Glacier, Maligne Lake and the 2nd half of the Icefields Parkway closest to Jasper were closed due to the wildfires, but hopefully we will be able to see that on the next trip. So many places it's hard to see it all on one trip. Some other places we liked were Waterton Lakes National Park and the Kicking Horse Resort in Golden BC. They had an awesome Gondola with hiking at the top and a grizzly bear refuge.
Nice video. You've definitely hit some highlights. As you noted, you can stop at any trailhead, start hiking, and not be disappointed. Some other possibilities if you're considering a return trip, assuming you prefer day hikes. -It doesn't seem that you have yet gone much into the Kananaskis, south of Canmore. Really accessible with a lot of day hikes ranging from just a few miles to 15 miles, out and back. -Probably the most iconic mountain is Mt. Robson, which is not far from Jasper. But you can make a long day hike out of it, up to 30 miles return if you don't want to camp and you can always turn around before that. You go through an area called Valley of a Thousand Falls; The name is an exaggeration, but it gives you the idea. If you're lucky enough to have the weather cooperate, and you have the legs to hike up to Berg Lake, the view of the glaciers cascading down the face of the mountain into the lake is spectacular. -I think you liked Sentinel Pass. Come at it from the other side (Paradise Valley). No tourists. And it's magic when you crest the pass and those mountains just appear before you. -If you're interested in an overnight hike, definitely do Mt. Assiniboine, another iconic mountain. It's about 19 miles in to the campsite from the shortest trailhead. You can also use take the helicopter from that shortest trailhead to get in and walk out the next day, or some days later. -The Selkirk Mountains on the other side of the Rocky Mountain trench also are worth a visit if you want to expand your vistas.
Oh Canada & Canadian Rockies, how very beautiful and amazing you are. In these times of serious trouble across much of Mother earth, watching you, just lifts my spirits and makes my heart sing. Mother Nature, always has the power to do this to us. Actually, watching this video has just reminded me, about the numerous Indigenous populations across Canada, their long and rich history there & how incredibly blessed, fortunate and lucky they were, to have roamed/walked these parts of the earth and got to call it their home. To think that they've called this global region home, for approx 14,000 yrs, just blows my mind!! Much love and RESPECT sent their way. Their lives weren't easy, yet, they survived. This upload is awesome and i love the music too. Thank you for sharing and my best wishes to all. Peace
Fair enough, I haven’t been. For these videos I only share/ add places I have been so I can properly talk about them and give info on them. It’s on the list though trust me!
Hi Kevin, just want to tell you that this is the best Canadian Rockies video I've seen and I've seen plenty, the whole thing is great, the filming, the narration, the locations, everything. It's my favorite place in the world, we visit it often (from Montreal) and we love it there. Thanks for your hard work.
Thank you so so much. That means the world. I really did put a lot of effort into this video and I’m glad you noticed. It’s one of our favorite places in the world as well, thank you for watching and for your kind words
Excellent Video Kevin. Amazing Photography! I took a fairy in Vancouver to connect to the other side, and the mountains were so beautiful. When flying to Vancouver, the view from the plane was amazing. I have a friend who has been to Banff several times. It's on my bucket list for sure. Thank You.
Great video. And a great selection of some of the best places in the Canadian Rockies. I've done all but one, but also done almost all the major backpacking routes as day hikes and I would sure recommend those (Skyline, Berg Lake, Mount Assiniboine, Yoho Valley, Rockwall, etc). I also went this January and seeing everything frozen was incredible. One other note of clarification as a hydrologist. Rock flour is what's ground off by glaciers. The different water colours are from different minerals.
Great pack packing routes, I think the Rockwall (which has Flow Lake at one end) is my favourite hike in the Rockies. I would also add the Brazeau Loop and Tonquin Valley are also outstanding backpacking routes. Although Tonquin Valley does have a lot of mud due to the horses from the outfitters at the lodge, but once you explore off the main trail it is beautiful.
Thanks so much ! What great comprensive video. I've watched it twice now and made lots of notes. I'm headed there later this summer and will try to see as many as I can.
Great video and photography. I just returned from a short 4 day visit to Banff. We did about 6 or so of the sites/hikes mentioned here. The wildfire smoke rolled in on the last day which ruined some of the scenery but definitely the most scenic place I’ve ever visited. This was after a week in Glacier NP in US. I did make a list of about a dozen hikes I would like to do in Canadian Rockies now and in future and it’s nice to see they are in your list. You mentioned a few places I didn’t know about. This will definitely influence my plans for the next visit. We did Stanley Glacier trail in Kootenay NP on the last day. It was pretty nice too even with the smoky atmosphere. Nice meadows, streams, waterfalls and peaks on the way to the base of the glacier. Lake Louise unfortunately is becoming less accessible with ever growing crowds. The only somewhat easy access is using Roam bus from Banff since park-and-ride shuttle tickets are becoming impossible to reserve. By the time I arrived there it was already afternoon. I wanted to do the Big Beehive trail but it was was too late in the day. The trails around Moraine lake now require even more planning since the last Moraine shuttle leaves at 6:00 pm (you can’t drive there anymore).
Kevin, you're such a sweetheart! You come across as a really appreciative and nice guy. You have an obvious love and respect of Mother Nature & this comes across within your videos. I've travelled the world & i;ve seen some pretty spectacular global regions & this region, is one of my favourites. I so wish to go back some day soon and this time, with my beloved husband. I think that'd be damn awesome & totally memorable! I've subscribed to your channel and intend to follow your journeys. You're bringing us such wonderful content, so it's much appreciated. All the best & Cheers!
Thank you for the amazing videos! Going this Summer to Calgary and for sure we ll go to Banff and Lake Luis maybe Jasper… last time ai saw the Rockies was in 2002 a year after I moved to Canada from Romania. If you have a chance to visit Romania I recommend Transfagarasan The Danube Delta and basically the whole country😊
Great video. Covered some really good places in the Rockies. Next time you make it to the Canadian Rockies you should check out Waterton Lakes. It is the Canadian side bordering with Glacier Park in the US.
Hi! I absolutely love your video! Had my first trip to Banff NP and Jasper in August 2022. Can you list the destinations out in your description, please. I'm going back to Banff in 2023 and want to make sure I cover the places in your video :)
Hi Kevin. Yes, the footage is amazing. Would you please let us know what camera did you use to capture all these beautiful images. Also, did you use any software to enhance these videos?
I would’ve gave a 👍🏼 up but saying larch valley takes the cake puts it a no like or dislike. Visit NE in the fall where you can see red, green and yellow.
Sorry to hear that, just a personal opinion and my opinion is probably biased to my deep love of the Rocky Mountains. I have been to New England and love it! I actually grew up in Maryland and have an aerial film of NE fall foliage that I think you’d like
Hey Ryan, i hope you're well. No offence intended here, but we all possess the right to our personal preferences. That's totally fine dude. We can't push the "force" button upon others, just because we do not agree with another's comments/opinions. To do so is purely....arrogant. NE is obviously stunning (yes, i've visited back in 2009), but it's NOT the ONLY stunning global region bro. May i ask you.....Have you travelled "outside" of your homeland? If not & if you're ever able, i'd strongly encourage you and anyone to do so. Our ENTIRE world is totally and utterly amazing!! So much to experience, see and do. For eg: I visited incredible Nepal & Pakistan (possessing most of the world's tallest mountains). K2, Hunza Valley, Fairy Meadows & Azad Kashmir in Pakistan, to this day....leave me totally speechless. To name just a few, please watch American vloggers, Peter Santenello's & Mark Wein's Hunza Valley videos and you'll see what i mean. Amazing doesn't even come close. Many Americans, Europeans/Westerners have visited and are still visiting with numbers growing annually, bec the scenery, the large intact glaciers and the plentiful snow are so prevalent, that it's growing in it's global popularity. Also because climate change is slowly destroying/eradicating many global glaciers, ice fields, etc;. And no, the countries i;ve mentioned, are definitely not as dangerous as many in the US may falsely believe. The media has done a superb job of scaring everyone away & ONLY showcasing the negative and "never" the positives, of which there are many. Actually, the Pakistani and Nepalese people are so warm, friendly, engaging and utterly hospitable. They'd give you the shirt off their back, their last penny & their hearts, if they could! This becomes very obvious, when you're watching the many Westerners vlogs from there. Cheers and Peace.
Do you have something against Alberta. When you where in BC it was BC BC BC not once did I hear you say Berta . Canada and Banff or Jasper... gross you have a problem with beautiful hard working AB
After watching this fine video I read the comments and after reading your comment I thought "did we watch the same video?" With paper and pen in hand I reviewed and counted that 18 of the walks etc. were in Alberta and 7 were in BC. The only mention of BC was in reference to Natural Bridge "near Field BC" so that visitors from afar didn't have to look for a grassy place.
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The Canadian Rockies are one of the most incredible places in the world 😍
Best place in the world!
I hv travelled to more than 40 countries in the world, from Asia , Africa, South America to Europe, USA & Canada.
The Canadian Rockies are one of the top 10 most beautiful places on Earth. ❤
I couldn't agree more, I'm at 55ish countries and the Canadian Rockies are in my top 3 or 5
Great video 👍❤
I hv been to Canadian Rockies multiple times, almost annually.
I have been to most of the places featured in your video.
It is the best compilation I hv seen. Well done 👏
I visited Peyto Lake after it was opened in 2023. It was beautiful. They built a large viewing platform & there are 2 good trails to the viewing point. ❤
Thank you so much!
Great video of our fav place on the planet. Appreciate the huge amount of work that has gone into making this highly informative video. Yo got great fall colour. Our personal preference for these types of videos is to have much lower volume, calmer music more in keeping with the extraordinary, serene landscapes. But I am sure lots of people enjoy the pop music you use. Safe travels.
Thank you so much, so glad you liked it! Definitely, sometimes its tough to find noncopyright music I love, but a great suggestion!
10:50 The new viewing deck is worlds better than the old one. It's much larger, not just in overall size but they've optimized the amount of front railing space so more people can enjoy an unobstructed view.
Tip- Marble Canyon is an awesome easy level hike, combine it with another easy hike at Johnston Canyon for a nice contrast of hiking above the canyon vs near the bottom of it.
The only problem with the Canadian Rockies is that after you go you're spoiled and compare everything to it.
Thanks for the shout out dude so cool to see our backyard from your perspective!
You’re a legend! Thanks for helping. I’m glad you liked it!
The glacier buggy tour was well worth it
Good to know!
It doesn't matter where it is when you look at the mountains and lakes of western Alberta and BC. It's amazing. Waterfall's are so nice to view as well as the color of the lakes. Memories are stored and this is great food for the soul. When you see the land devoid of traffic like it is in the cities where tempers flare in stop and go traffic it actually gives me a sense of peace and tranquility. The mind is programmable and to me this is the best kind of programming available. In a world of evils such as war, evil illicit drugs, murder and crime it's heart warming to view these beautiful lands.
Great list. We just got back from an awesome trip from the Canadian Rockies and saw most of these places. Unfortunately, the Edith Cavell Glacier, Maligne Lake and the 2nd half of the Icefields Parkway closest to Jasper were closed due to the wildfires, but hopefully we will be able to see that on the next trip. So many places it's hard to see it all on one trip. Some other places we liked were Waterton Lakes National Park and the Kicking Horse Resort in Golden BC. They had an awesome Gondola with hiking at the top and a grizzly bear refuge.
Nice video. You've definitely hit some highlights. As you noted, you can stop at any trailhead, start hiking, and not be disappointed.
Some other possibilities if you're considering a return trip, assuming you prefer day hikes.
-It doesn't seem that you have yet gone much into the Kananaskis, south of Canmore. Really accessible with a lot of day hikes ranging from just a few miles to 15 miles, out and back.
-Probably the most iconic mountain is Mt. Robson, which is not far from Jasper. But you can make a long day hike out of it, up to 30 miles return if you don't want to camp and you can always turn around before that. You go through an area called Valley of a Thousand Falls; The name is an exaggeration, but it gives you the idea. If you're lucky enough to have the weather cooperate, and you have the legs to hike up to Berg Lake, the view of the glaciers cascading down the face of the mountain into the lake is spectacular.
-I think you liked Sentinel Pass. Come at it from the other side (Paradise Valley). No tourists. And it's magic when you crest the pass and those mountains just appear before you.
-If you're interested in an overnight hike, definitely do Mt. Assiniboine, another iconic mountain. It's about 19 miles in to the campsite from the shortest trailhead. You can also use take the helicopter from that shortest trailhead to get in and walk out the next day, or some days later.
-The Selkirk Mountains on the other side of the Rocky Mountain trench also are worth a visit if you want to expand your vistas.
Your footage is absolutely stunning ❤
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for this great video! Beautiful Canadian Rockies.
A Rockies fan living in Colorado.
Thank you so much!
Best Canadian Rockies vlog!!
Thanks so much!!
These are all some very epic locations! Berg Lake is another one...can't wait for that trail to reopen!
This is the most informative and essential video of the Canadian Rockies! Thanks much for this beautiful content.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much!!
Oh Canada & Canadian Rockies, how very beautiful and amazing you are. In these times of serious trouble across much of Mother earth, watching you, just lifts my spirits and makes my heart sing. Mother Nature, always has the power to do this to us. Actually, watching this video has just reminded me, about the numerous Indigenous populations across Canada, their long and rich history there & how incredibly blessed, fortunate and lucky they were, to have roamed/walked these parts of the earth and got to call it their home. To think that they've called this global region home, for approx 14,000 yrs, just blows my mind!! Much love and RESPECT sent their way. Their lives weren't easy, yet, they survived. This upload is awesome and i love the music too. Thank you for sharing and my best wishes to all. Peace
Excellent job ❤
Thank you! 😊
We love your video , and Canadian people
Thank you!!
Thank you for this. So helpful for planning our first trip
So glad to hear that, thanks for watching 🙏🏼
No way you can make this list without the Berg Lake Trail
Fair enough, I haven’t been. For these videos I only share/ add places I have been so I can properly talk about them and give info on them. It’s on the list though trust me!
@@KevinEassa for sure, makes sense. Sounds like it will be closed for another year or two yet however :(
Hi Kevin, just want to tell you that this is the best Canadian Rockies video I've seen and I've seen plenty, the whole thing is great, the filming, the narration, the locations, everything. It's my favorite place in the world, we visit it often (from Montreal) and we love it there. Thanks for your hard work.
Thank you so so much. That means the world. I really did put a lot of effort into this video and I’m glad you noticed. It’s one of our favorite places in the world as well, thank you for watching and for your kind words
Great coverage. Thank you!
Thanks!! I appreciate it
Excellent Video Kevin. Amazing Photography! I took a fairy in Vancouver to connect to the other side, and the mountains were so beautiful. When flying to Vancouver, the view from the plane was amazing. I have a friend who has been to Banff several times. It's on my bucket list for sure. Thank You.
Man… Your videos quality is top notch. Recommendations are so useful. Surprisingly I don’t see thousands of view. Keep up!
Wow….best video I’ve seen of places to visit in the Canadian Rockies. Well done!
Great video. And a great selection of some of the best places in the Canadian Rockies. I've done all but one, but also done almost all the major backpacking routes as day hikes and I would sure recommend those (Skyline, Berg Lake, Mount Assiniboine, Yoho Valley, Rockwall, etc). I also went this January and seeing everything frozen was incredible. One other note of clarification as a hydrologist. Rock flour is what's ground off by glaciers. The different water colours are from different minerals.
Great pack packing routes, I think the Rockwall (which has Flow Lake at one end) is my favourite hike in the Rockies. I would also add the Brazeau Loop and Tonquin Valley are also outstanding backpacking routes. Although Tonquin Valley does have a lot of mud due to the horses from the outfitters at the lodge, but once you explore off the main trail it is beautiful.
Great video, and very helpful! 👍 Really looking forward to seeing some of these places this year!! 🏔
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Great video you have inspired me to go here
Totally enjoyed this footage Kevin 😊 I am doing a week in June and I am so excited. Already fell in love with everything I have seen..thanks
Thanks so much ! What great comprensive video. I've watched it twice now and made lots of notes. I'm headed there later this summer and will try to see as many as I can.
Yes, I like taking canoe trips.
amazing vid! Beate edit and really helpful info without it being overwhelming. Infotainment style. Lush. Going soon. Thanks for this!!
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Great video and photography. I just returned from a short 4 day visit to Banff. We did about 6 or so of the sites/hikes mentioned here. The wildfire smoke rolled in on the last day which ruined some of the scenery but definitely the most scenic place I’ve ever visited. This was after a week in Glacier NP in US. I did make a list of about a dozen hikes I would like to do in Canadian Rockies now and in future and it’s nice to see they are in your list. You mentioned a few places I didn’t know about. This will definitely influence my plans for the next visit. We did Stanley Glacier trail in Kootenay NP on the last day. It was pretty nice too even with the smoky atmosphere. Nice meadows, streams, waterfalls and peaks on the way to the base of the glacier. Lake Louise unfortunately is becoming less accessible with ever growing crowds. The only somewhat easy access is using Roam bus from Banff since park-and-ride shuttle tickets are becoming impossible to reserve. By the time I arrived there it was already afternoon. I wanted to do the Big Beehive trail but it was was too late in the day. The trails around Moraine lake now require even more planning since the last Moraine shuttle leaves at 6:00 pm (you can’t drive there anymore).
Terrific footage. Good job.
Kevin, you're such a sweetheart! You come across as a really appreciative and nice guy. You have an obvious love and respect of Mother Nature & this comes across within your videos. I've travelled the world & i;ve seen some pretty spectacular global regions & this region, is one of my favourites. I so wish to go back some day soon and this time, with my beloved husband. I think that'd be damn awesome & totally memorable! I've subscribed to your channel and intend to follow your journeys. You're bringing us such wonderful content, so it's much appreciated. All the best & Cheers!
Thanks for your tips. My tip is Banff ,Rockbound lake trail .
Great tip! Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
beautiful rockies..:)
They are the best! Thanks for watching
@@KevinEassa you're welcome bro..:)👍
Wow Kevin amazing photography, video and time-lapse. Great info as well, looking forward to viewing some of your other videos, keep up the great work.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it
Great video, but I cannot believe what you said about Canadian fall colours. Ontario has the most beautiful reds and orange you can find Google it.
Great video. Loved it!❤
Thank you for the amazing videos! Going this Summer to Calgary and for sure we ll go to Banff and Lake Luis maybe Jasper… last time ai saw the Rockies was in 2002 a year after I moved to Canada from Romania. If you have a chance to visit Romania I recommend Transfagarasan The Danube Delta and basically the whole country😊
Time lapse at the beginning? They are beautiful!
Thanks so much!
Great video. Covered some really good places in the Rockies. Next time you make it to the Canadian Rockies you should check out Waterton Lakes. It is the Canadian side bordering with Glacier Park in the US.
Awesome informative video. Would like to ask you for the site location you took the very first part of video segment 25. Really enjoyed this. Thanks.
wow..nice video. Thanks
Hi! I absolutely love your video! Had my first trip to Banff NP and Jasper in August 2022. Can you list the destinations out in your description, please. I'm going back to Banff in 2023 and want to make sure I cover the places in your video :)
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Thanks!
Hi Kevin. Yes, the footage is amazing. Would you please let us know what camera did you use to capture all these beautiful images. Also, did you use any software to enhance these videos?
Looks amazing! Are the rivers still holding up without the glaciers? so sad to not really see them.
Awesome video! I may have missed it, but what time of the year did you go/would you go to get the best fall colors and weather? Thanks!
Thanks for watching Taylor! The year that our fall foliage shots were filmed was the 2nd half of September and the first few days of October
@@KevinEassa beautiful, that's when we plan to go. Much appreciated and keep up the awesome content!!
I would’ve gave a 👍🏼 up but saying larch valley takes the cake puts it a no like or dislike. Visit NE in the fall where you can see red, green and yellow.
Sorry to hear that, just a personal opinion and my opinion is probably biased to my deep love of the Rocky Mountains. I have been to New England and love it! I actually grew up in Maryland and have an aerial film of NE fall foliage that I think you’d like
Hey Ryan, i hope you're well. No offence intended here, but we all possess the right to our personal preferences. That's totally fine dude. We can't push the "force" button upon others, just because we do not agree with another's comments/opinions. To do so is purely....arrogant. NE is obviously stunning (yes, i've visited back in 2009), but it's NOT the ONLY stunning global region bro. May i ask you.....Have you travelled "outside" of your homeland? If not & if you're ever able, i'd strongly encourage you and anyone to do so. Our ENTIRE world is totally and utterly amazing!! So much to experience, see and do. For eg: I visited incredible Nepal & Pakistan (possessing most of the world's tallest mountains). K2, Hunza Valley, Fairy Meadows & Azad Kashmir in Pakistan, to this day....leave me totally speechless. To name just a few, please watch American vloggers, Peter Santenello's & Mark Wein's Hunza Valley videos and you'll see what i mean. Amazing doesn't even come close. Many Americans, Europeans/Westerners have visited and are still visiting with numbers growing annually, bec the scenery, the large intact glaciers and the plentiful snow are so prevalent, that it's growing in it's global popularity. Also because climate change is slowly destroying/eradicating many global glaciers, ice fields, etc;. And no, the countries i;ve mentioned, are definitely not as dangerous as many in the US may falsely believe. The media has done a superb job of scaring everyone away & ONLY showcasing the negative and "never" the positives, of which there are many. Actually, the Pakistani and Nepalese people are so warm, friendly, engaging and utterly hospitable. They'd give you the shirt off their back, their last penny & their hearts, if they could! This becomes very obvious, when you're watching the many Westerners vlogs from there. Cheers and Peace.
We cannot impose unto others bro.
Canada beautiful. I live in Finland. Country finland shame and people finland have black hearts
Why do they have black hearts? This sounds so sad my friend. Take care and Peace.
Please use kilometers in addition to miles, when talking about Canadian trails whilst in Canada
People finland have black heart
So sad to hear this. I hope you enjoyed this awesome video! Take care.
Do you have something against Alberta. When you where in BC it was BC BC BC not once did I hear you say Berta . Canada and Banff or Jasper... gross you have a problem with beautiful hard working AB
After watching this fine video I read the comments and after reading your comment I thought "did we watch the same video?" With paper and pen in hand I reviewed and counted that 18 of the walks etc. were in Alberta and 7 were in BC. The only mention of BC was in reference to Natural Bridge "near Field BC" so that visitors from afar didn't have to look for a grassy place.
The places you've mentioned are beautiful bro. I want to visit everywhere. Awesome stuff! Take care & Peace to you.
Every corner of Canada is beautiful, I loved Banff my destination is Yukon!
The Canadian Rockies are one of my favorite places in the world