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so when are you joining??? 😊😊😊😊😊

there could be so many ways. Find some local trails using some apps or websites like "alltrails" or similar. Find some hiking groups using social media like facebook or meet up. Get some nice hiking boots, pair of poles, backpack and you are good to go. Fellow hikers will guide you well

"spicy" is the right word for it. enjoyable, in the moment and at the same time painful afterwards, lol

There are govt officials who keep an eye on forest fires and report any unusual activities. Its a tough job but gives you an opportunity to live close to the nature

hahaha, am good as is for now

@@Mountainadventure787 correct. From the trailhead to the base of the mountain, there is little scramble (even though we picked up a rough route considering it was short cut but it was not good) but from the base of mountain to summit, there are few scramble sections where you have to be really careful. Hope this helps. I think I said something about those sections in my video as well. Thanks for watching.

@@Ziaurrehmantahir thanks a bunch should i stick to the alltrails map strictly? Is there any sketchy places that can be avoided by following the map

@@Mountainadventure787 yes, alltrails is better. When you start climbing up from the base of the mountain, there is a place where you'd have to find your own comfortable spot as there are different scramble options up there, so be careful in that section. I think it could be around 10:00 time in the video After that section its pretty straight forward with a good trail uphill. Good luck

@@Ziaurrehmantahir thank you veey much for all the details. Really loved the detailed video. Happy hiking!

as I said what doesn't break you, makes you strong....drink alcohol, you earned it, and do some praying to thank God as well.

Thanks for watching, the clips have already been recorded without commentary. I am just putting the pieces together. All I can do, is add my voice over the videos. I will try doing that for other videos. Thanks for the feedback

thanks

Some staff at these weather stations are very hospitable and well let you stay for sometime and have your lunch on the benches there and soak in the views

There were rats but not football size just tiny little ones here and there only a few. I think it’s just the name

Sorry for the delay Dave, honestly don't use our time as reference. We started around I think 1 PM on one day, reached the summit around sun set, got down in pitch dark till the sentinel pass, stayed there for more than 2 hours waiting for sun rise and then came back to parking lot around 11 AM.

I totally agree, she is

when I tried booking for today (at 8:58 AM) on the website, it showed that it only has one opening slot for the time 10-12:00, which would mean that all the other time slots are pre-booked. But you can always give them a call to confirm. They are nice people and can guide you over the phone. (403-247-5452). I am not one of the officials unfortunately.

@@Ziaurrehmantahir are you able to give me the link where you booked the sledding? I looked everywhere in the website and haven’t seen anything that can be used to book tickets

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and it actually was ............

Thanks Harlan, I watch your videos quite often and find these quite educational and well guided. Always help. Wish if I could ever hike with you, but then I think you are too good for me. I am a turtle and you are tier 1 hiker lol. Thanks once again and keep making your awesome videos. No Matter hero 6 or 7 or 10, you are great

@@Ziaurrehmantahir ... Well I struggle just as much as others. I just do it a little more and that maybe helps. Thanks for your kind words. I will likely get a new Gopro next year. Cheers and happy hiking!

thanks man, this video did not turn out to be good from quality but there was something wrong with the setting which I figured out later

lol, no, I checked already, this area we can fly my type of drone

still waiting for you man

There is always another time as long as there is desire in heart. Still waiting for you

Sure. No doubt

around 13.8 km and 900 m of elevation gain upto the first lake and back. here is the ink from alltrails www.alltrails.com/explore/trail/canada/alberta/bourgeau-lake-trail

The distance to the glacier from the parking lot is about 8.5 km. The building is called bow huts. I think it is owned and operated by alpine club of Canada and apparently it cost around 400 dollars per night when it is operational