thanks! I'm headed out on the road tomorrow, but I hear that Jasper National Park is being evacuated because of the fires. I'm probably not going to go up that way, I'll stay along the south.
I know the Crowsnest Pass is Canada's southernmost mountain pass of the Continental Divide of the Americas on the road, but this is also a good sight for driving between Hope and Lethbridge along the Crowsnest Hwy.
I saw that you posted a new video and wasted no time in watching, Phil. I have a somewhat goofy takeaway... Has anyone ever tried excavating on or near that rockfall? I'd bet there must be a treasure-trove of old artifacts buried there. It'd be a daunting task, though.
My understanding is they’ve left it largely intact. There is a whole museum and stuff located right there now dedicated to the disaster. Unfortunately I didn’t visit it. I should next time.
The slide is in a Restricted Development Area that was created by the Alberta Government. There are still human remains that have never been recovered from the slide area, so disturbing that for any reason would be highly insensitive. But, the CPR (now CPKC) line and Highway 3 have had some rock moved for small expansions over the years and the future twinning of Highway 3 calls for some rock to be moved.
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Enjoyed the drive Phil Great job as always😀
What a great video! Love the music mix too! Beautiful scenery as always.
Loved the flight on the Crowsnest...Phil!👍💯
So much research in addition to the gorgeous views! Thanks Phil!
thanks! I'm headed out on the road tomorrow, but I hear that Jasper National Park is being evacuated because of the fires. I'm probably not going to go up that way, I'll stay along the south.
Awesome to see you back! The scenery along Highway 3 is just beautiful!
Nice view
Thanks ever so much TCP! Oh, the places you go; looking forward to the next trip❣
Glad to see another video! Whoohoooo!!!! Been checking your channel often to see new uploads!!
yes its been way too long since my last video. Trying to get back into the swing of things.
@@TransCanadaPhil Have you almost got into a car accident?
Nice!
Great to see you back with a new video buddy, excellent as always, great soundtrack to this video too.
thanks! This was a fun relaxing drive and just finding the right dreamy soundtrack was definitely a priority for me
@@TransCanadaPhil Have you took a yearlong break already?
Welcome Back, Sir! I hope the break was refreshing to body and soul!
i’m headed out to Norway In May for a few weeks. I plan to drive up to Bergen from Norway and maybe a few other places
@@TransCanadaPhil Will there be footage from Norway?
Welcome back Trans Canada Phil!
Love this area for driving, camping and hiking.
Did you make it down to Waterton Lakes?
Yes I did, I camped there too
I know the Crowsnest Pass is Canada's southernmost mountain pass of the Continental Divide of the Americas on the road, but this is also a good sight for driving between Hope and Lethbridge along the Crowsnest Hwy.
ive never made the complete journey to the BC lower mainland using the Crowsnest highway. ive only done that using the TCH and Coquihalla.
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When is next Calgary vid
I saw that you posted a new video and wasted no time in watching, Phil. I have a somewhat goofy takeaway... Has anyone ever tried excavating on or near that rockfall? I'd bet there must be a treasure-trove of old artifacts buried there. It'd be a daunting task, though.
My understanding is they’ve left it largely intact. There is a whole museum and stuff located right there now dedicated to the disaster. Unfortunately I didn’t visit it. I should next time.
The slide is in a Restricted Development Area that was created by the Alberta Government. There are still human remains that have never been recovered from the slide area, so disturbing that for any reason would be highly insensitive. But, the CPR (now CPKC) line and Highway 3 have had some rock moved for small expansions over the years and the future twinning of Highway 3 calls for some rock to be moved.
@@srp723 What does CPR and CPKC stand for?
@@kennypalermo9071 Canadian Pacific Railway (now Canadian Pacific Kansas City)