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Definitely a great place to hike just outside Jasper. Most of the trails inside the park are closed because Parks Canada feels the need to double check every trail in the park. Even Maligne Canyon is closed off to th public all winter.

Thank you, we had a lot of video of the blue jays mainly scaring all the other animals away! This area is better suited right now as still most of Jasper National Park remains closed until they can clear out trees, so having other options close by is important.

@@TrekkingwithDebandMike we try our best! I have a video for each campground in Jasper, Banff, Yoho & Kootenay!

@EricTremblayAdventures great I will check it out

There’s about 3 days of hiking in this area if you can get a campsite or lodge. Bookings are done in January. MacArthur lake, Linda lake, Opabin pass & MacArthur pass. All part of the same area, with videos on our channel. ✌️

@EricTremblayAdventures thank you! I'll check those out too.

We actually spent 12 days around Lake O'Hara this summer & recorded A LOT of content. More to come obviously ! ✌

Yes you can but I would strongly advise against it. The campsite surface is paved & not very accommodating for tents. I would pick other spots long the way.

It's an amazing hike! We did quite a bit this summer & have more content from O'Hara. I think we've captured every corner of that place in the past 3 years.

We're making a video about everything you need to know about O'Hara coming out in the next couple months that took us about 6 days to record all over that area. We also have a video of all the lookouts of O'Hara as well, we tackled Mount Schaffer, Yukness, Odaray... we've already made a video of all the other trails, so this might be our last year hiking there for a good while.

If your knees are ok with descending from the Wiwaxy Gap back to "Le Relay", it's significantly easier doing it counter-clockwise. I always recommend clockwise because it's likely better for most hikers to get most of the climb done early in the day while they have the most energy.

@@ervinslens thank you! So is yours, you should come to the Canadian Rockies for some hiking! 😆🙌

@@mdog1615 thank you! It’s also taking a lot longer to create the videos so I’ve had to skip several weekly posts in 2024 because Im prioritizing quality over quantity. Just share the content & the channel will get there eventually, I’m running targeted ads this fall to get more subs focused on mountain culture.

@@dw1284 you can even buy a windshield that has the antenna integrated & hook it up that way as well.

most of the campgrounds close to large glaciers are really just opened 10 to 12 weeks per year. Hence why we started the cabin series to find places to stay all year long.

@@ArtistryOfAdventure I wasn’t exaggerating when I thought it may be the best campground in the Rockies! ✌️

@@EricTremblayAdventures agreed!

@@jorgeroadtrips8646 thank you! We have so many hikes highlighted on our channel in that area. We’re also working on another video coming out this winter about EVERYTHING you need to know about the entire area.

@@campingboy9213 yes you can kind of see that charging station quickly in one of the shots. I’m hoping to get some cabin videos done in this area at some point as well.

@@ParadoxdesignsOrg and the number of hikes & things to see within a 10km radius is insane.

Site G1 is the best one for you then, to be directly on the river & have access to everything close by.

I'm sure there's tons of fish in those lakes, I've found fish in the mountains in more remote places with a lot less water. I personally stopped fishing in the Rockies, as you cannot keep the fish (99.9% of the time) and in the backcountry its a huge risk with predators.

@@andrewfreed4037 this one in the rain is definitely my least favorite! I don’t think the fires turned up the valleys in Jasper they kind of stayed alongside the Athabasca River. Will find out next year, Parks refused me entry to film just to look at campgrounds. 💁

@EricTremblayAdventures in the rain very understandable 😅. Thats good to hear, it was a saddening turn of events and hopefully we can enjoy them next year.

@@campingboy9213 it’s a great hike with awesome views, but you can keep this one as plan B, it’s not popular due to its difficulty level.

@@EricTremblayAdventures I'm new to backpacking. I did Glacier Lake and because of the forest fires I travelled to Vancouver Island and managed to sneak in another overnight. I was surprised at how quickly everything booked up. I'm already researching next years trips. I was at Wilcox campground the night they evacuated Jasper. I will be back. Its a stunning part of the world. Thanks for all your reviews. they are very helpful. Cheers

@@campingboy9213 you’re welcome! If you need more ideas for last minute, you can goto David Thompson Country which doesn’t require reservations, just a yearly pass. Lots of backpacking to be done there.

@@s.b.1713 thank you, the list is starting to grow! I post most of my hikes on AllTrails & I think most of them are public

This is actually part one of three! lol I featured Egypt Lake Campground in one video, then this video is for the Egypt & Scarab Lakes. The third video is Mummy Lake, where I did the BC route thru Talc Lake then around Mummy Lake & all the way back to the Whistling Pass. These were all recorded in the same 4 days.

@@abedj1220 not really, they do have a sunrise section now for Parks Canada bus. I would just hire a private shuttle.

@@EricTremblayAdventures Thank you

@@Solemngolem yes they are every where & it’s pretty awesome to find them. There’s a few clips of them in the video

we will be reviewing the changes after the fire of all the campgrounds, I was hoping to do it in October but our last request for access was denied by Parks Canada. We will likely need to wait until 2025.

@@Pappa052 im not sure which regulations you’re referring too… but in general they have so many visitors that common sense seems to get lost in the masses. Some trails are for bikes others are hikers only, some campsites are for tents only, some campgrounds are for back country. It’s all to define what everyone is allowed to do & Parks Canada is basically just following the National Parks Act which are the same rules for all of them across Canada.

@@jasperplace it’s a great spot! Did you get the chance to sleep up there?

This was April 3rd 2021. Seems like a long time ago! ✌

@@TeluguGirlInCanada glad it helps! We have lots of hike & camping ideas on our channel.

@@EricTremblayAdventures sure I will check thank u.

@@alvaroquijano579 larches are best viewed Sept 21 to Oct 15. I would suggest Sentinel Pass, Taylor Lake, MacArthur Pass or Healy Pass.

@@RS-49 thank you! Just share our content & it helps us out. I spend a ridiculous amount of time on my content so hopefully it helps you guys out. This video is kind of a 3-part with Egypt Lake & Healy Pass campgrounds ⛺️! ✌️

@@RS-49 I know! We need to go back and feature some more hikes in that area!

@@gursimransingh3530 you cannot have more than 6 people on one campground. There is not enough space with tents & cars.

yes it was an amazing 3-day trip, had to split it into 2 parts focusing on hiking & one part focusing on the campgrounds.

that one is called Scarab Peak, I seen a trail report of some guys who summit it a few years ago (www.explor8ion.com/2019/09/22/scarab-peak/) and there's actually a heavily melted glacier in behind it with a bergschrund (glacier separation leaving a large crevasse) making the summit a bit treacherous!

@@david_onthetrail hiking this area in the fall would be an excellent larch showcase as well!

@@ParadoxdesignsOrg Actual career paths with the federal government with parks is pretty limited & most of their hires for operations are students. To be honest, the plan is to expand our outdoor information videos well beyond the roughly 40 parks we have in Canada.