Shoot beautiful videos. Canada is simply a beautiful country. You give people the opportunity to see with your eyes the incredible beauty. You have a good daughter. Keep going and watch yourself.
Thank you for what you are definitely doing for many people by inspiring for me, of course, yes. We want to take a similar journey with your wife and daughter as you. We are still waiting for some equipment that we miss and that's why I like to watch you or give me much information what we still need. I do not know you at all and act on me as a pleasant and peaceful people.
Again another great video. You guys are awesome and the faces your daughter makes in the background while you are filming is so funny. Can’t wait for the next one
I love to hear and see others (especially visitors from other countries ) , maybe especially our brothers from the USA enjoy their trips to Canada! Showing me something I might likely not see or even see again otherwise.
what beautiful country.....love what you and yours are doing.....nice and calming.......keep up the good work and yes it probably was a bear.....remember where you cook they can smell it and they like food......that is why you cook away from where you sleep.....
Lovely video and brings back memories of our trip over the Canadian Rockies a couple of years ago. The bears could be a nuisance as they caused "bear jams" which was dozens of cars just stopping on the highway with people wanting photograph's. After a week and you'd seen dozens of bears, moose, eagles etc it became normal viewing but everyone still stopped. Probably the most stunning place we've visited in the world to date. Thank you for the video and reminder.
Banff is just spectacular. I had an opportunity a few years back that took me right through there and i got to see bighorn sheep right on side of highway... wow!
Nice to see you guys so close to my home town. The Banff and Jasper areas, truly are stunning. I live in Calgary, which is just 1-1/2 hours from Banff.Great video!
Yeah, if you even so much as STOP in the park to look at a viewpoint, get food, or - in your case - stay at a place in Jasper (the Townsite is in the Natl Park), Parks Canada makes you purchase a pass. I live an hour from Banff and spend a great deal of time in Banff, Jasper, Yoho, Glacier and others every year, so I purchase an annual family pass for us. Lovely seeing you up in my neck-of-the-woods, I trust you're having an amazing time drinking it all in!
@@LifestyleOverland So beautiful and hard not to stop. If your driving through and not stopping you don't have to pay. If you where camping the total cost would be 50-60 bucks a say so often just cross into BC. Lots of mountains there.
I watched and love your trip across the country. The warm breath that you felt on your hand probably from the native God. We (the Hmong) people believe that when you stay on their land without pray or asking for stay, the spirit will warm you that they are exit. Especially in the wilderness and in the American Native Reservation areas. keep that life. I love every episode of your trip. Next time, go too Southeast Asia countries. Ge Jason Moua, from Missoula, Montana now live in Los Angeles.
We found a small fishing access we could pull in and back our 5th wheel in between Banff and Jasper. We could hear the river and it was so peaceful. Love your video.
Love the clean up, we do the same thing it was bred into me as child and is being instilled into our dauthers as well. Keep it clean for the next person to enjoy!!!
Sorry I didn't watch the 30 min commercial hope that didn't mess with you guys love your adventures been sick IN bed a lot this year so I go out with you guys thank you 😊😊😊😙😙💓👍
Another great video guys! So glad I recently stumbled onto you! Also really digging the addition of music to your vids... it adds a very special layer to the cinema. Cant wait to see where you take us next!!
@@LifestyleOverland - Forgot to mention a while back I saw a video where you talked about doing laundry. There are small washing machines both electric and non electric you might like. One that's non electric is The Laundry Alternative Wonderwash Non-electric Portable Compact Mini Washing Machine and the other that is electric is the Giantex Portable Mini Compact Twin Tub Washing Machine. Maybe it's something worth looking into maybe not. Just trying to help. Again, love y'alls videos !
A tree camera would be a nice edition to your guys gear. Have it monitoring the campsite during the night. The additional footage of critters you would get from that sure would be a great entertaining content to your already awesome footage. Stay safe! Cheers!
Believe it or not we had one! After so many nights of not catching anything I kinda gave up and didn't put it out. Believe me I put it out the next time!
Man I love trains...I actually follow a modeler and banf (or however you spell it, lol) is part of his layout... he's a canuck... lol... awesome vid as always guys...
I only just subscribed today, this is my second video, and you guy's rock. So far I have determined that I screwed up when we bought a travel travel trailer. Thank you for great stuff.
May have also had a Moose visit you , and Thank You as well for leaving "No trace" with your clean up. I grew up in Alberta and know the Banff area well. Safe Travels.
Hey guys, great to see you in my neck of the woods. Live in Calgary but got to Radium a few times a year. If you don't mind sharing (maybe in the private message?), where's this campsite? At 4:50
@@LifestyleOverland what about a tiny tree branch falling on the line creating a false alarm? hmmm....maybe try motion sensor activated light(s)? quiet, wont wake the neighbors 3 miles down and won't create panic as the alarm will mask the noise the "intruder" is making. If it's just lights you can actually see whats going on and can react to it better than an alarm going off in the pitch black?
@@Shadow-lq7rx was being sarcastic on the mileage there lol imagine being at a camp sight, at 2 am you hear a high pitched alarm going off a few hundred meters away? Would make things uncomfortable for everyone around you when a lil twig fell from a tree ;)
@@LifestyleOverland Hey Kevin here's an idea for you. Set a couple game/trail cameras up around your campsite to capture what happens at nite around your camp with critters. 👍
I just found your channel and started watching from a few videos before this one. I can't wait for the next ones! Some friends and I did a 3 week roadtrip up to Inuvik, NWT 2 years ago. I was driving an old 1990 4Runner. Made it there and back no problem! Our goal was to reach Tuk! Unfortunately the summer road wasn't finished yet; normally you can only drive from Inuvik to Tuk via an ice road them build during the winter months. Still planning to finish the drive to Tuk in the next couple of years. The best part of the drive was the Dempster Highway from Dawson to Inuvik...incredible stretch of road with some of the best camp spots you'll ever stay at!! Can't wait for you guys to drive that!
Great video guys. And OMG bamf and Jasper and now on my list as well. Stunning! And that's from someone who grew up high in the Colorado Rockies! Personal note here. I'd LOVE to know more minor history of the areas you stop in. How the pupblic land was founded. Animals likely to see, etc. Just be fun to learn!
Thanks, Stewart! We will definitely be back during a "fringe" season! There will be more history trickling in as we dive deeper into some areas in the Yukon, NWT, and Alaska... along with a huge historical surprise... even for us!
I've been there 4 times, stayed at the Banff Springs Hotel (now owned by a conglomerate). There are secret passage ways that I coaxed a bar tender into showing me. The country and the skiing there is beyond amazing!
oh guys this is gettin better and better. canada, one of my ever-dreamed-of top locations. I really need to get it managed some day, cram our LR3 into a 20ft container and get it shipped to halifax for an awesome (at least) 6 weeks trip through NA.
I've had bears in my campsite before - Mostly in the Bob back in Montana, all I can suggest is that unless the wind was blowing hard , and you didn't smell it, it was unlikely a bear. They have a powerful musk and just about the worst breath. Something about their diet - the cross between huckleberries, garbage and hikers from the east coast . :) Could be a curious Elk. any interesting prints in the ground by your tent?
Wow!! What beautiful scenery to wake up to. One of my goals is to make it to Banff. Thank you for the ride along you give us all. Oh by the way I bet it was Sasquatch checking things out!
Hello, love your channel. What quart size cooler is that on your roof rack? Looking for one for up top to use for gear storage and/or cooler. Thank you.
I think it was a 50qt... but we got rid of it once we made Alaska. The latches were not working right and we rarely used it with the fridge in the 4Runner.
Hi Guy’s great show ! Just gonna share a little bit of Grizzly experience .........Cook well away from your tent ! Before going to bed , hang a sweaty T shirt outside your tent and it should keep the bears away. Placing a yogurt container full of bleach can also work 😃
Magnificent country people! Breathtaking every direction. With your tent up above the Turtleback and 98.6 degrees blowing across those knuckles I'd say you had a big furry (preferably black) bear visitor. They spend plenty of time on their hinds to sniff things out. That cool, calm and collect McCuiston aura sent him packin' lol. Remember one time my wife and I were tenting it on the ground in some Canadian wilderness and we had noises near the camp and when we finally gave a call we heard the hoof beats of a moose stomping to make quick time out of there. That'll get the adrenaline pumping lol.
If you guys head back up here at some point I'd suggest right around this time. Its busy but not crazy and the water levels are high. Also for that park pass thing its due to you driving on the icefield parkway. That highway is basically a "tourist" highway so they consider it staying in the park. If you come back I'd suggest contacting Travel Alberta to see what they can do for you. I cant see it being an issue getting the park pass comped and they might even be able to hook you up with other cool stuff. If you have trouble getting a response let me know and I'll see if I can get a direct contact.
Yup, I've gotten "The Look." LOL I know about building "must return" bucket lists. I'm revisiting a bunch solo now. Don't wait too long to return......
What were your travel dates for this trip. Been watching a few of the "To Alaska" vids, and I'm guessing your late in the season. When we went up in 2016, we stayed 3 nights in Banff and two in Jasper. That was June 3-8th. From what the locals said, the "Prime" tourist season is July 1st thru Oct 1st. On our return trip thru the Ice Fields Parkway (Banff / Jasper) corridor about Sept 8th (ish) it was so busy, you couldn't find a parking space for a 25' RV trailer. Wanted to hit Lake Louise then, but any RV parking was two miles away...
@@LifestyleOverland Thanx...just trying to get a bearing, on the season. Our 2016 trip I believe we left out of Jasper June 7th and arrived in Fairbanks June 28th. We had good weather, very little rain, and rather warm weather. During our 3 night stay in Dawson City Yukon, I got sun burnt...
Welcome to our back yard. I want to thank you for teaching your daughter it is important to clean up. You pay to travel the icefield parkway. If you had a park pass then you don't have to pay. Park pass allows you to stay over night. Camping in government sites costs a bit extra.
Hello! I have question for Chef Sara.....WHAT BRAND OF GRIDDLE IS IT THAT YOU COOK ON?? I love it and am in the market for one. Please let me know...thanks.....Love your videos!!
I would instead of an alarm system set up like a trail cam so you can see what came crawling up to your tent at night . bears usually won't mess with tents unless you have food inside
That's the main thing; keeping smells to a minimum. We also try to camp away from crowded campgrounds where bears are more likely to be acclimated to human activity.
Hey I’m new to your channel been binge watch it like Netflix haha. I’ve been looking into overlanding for a while now! Love the videos. This is the dream! But an idea came to me! Looks like you guys eat pretty healthy and it looks amazing every time she should start a channel showing her “Overland meals”. Would be very interested see how you guys prep and buy enough food between trips without wasting any. Just an idea keep it up maybe I’ll see y’all at an expo one day!
Loving the Canada videos! As an Aussie I wouldn't really know about bears, but it was probably either a basket baller or a a bear to be standing that high. ;)
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Hey guys! Thanks for watching... so do you think that was a bear?! Smack that like button and comment below!
More likely a Sasquatch, definitely a creepy thing to experience.
Gas. Someone likely had gas and didn’t own up to it! lol
Sasquatch, definitely Sasquatch. Where's the bear spray btw ?
There is a good chance that you would have smelled the bear if he was there. Always make sure your food is locked up and you will be fine.
Your overactive imagination taking over again. Try to stay grounded Kevin. :-P
YES! Spend 5-10 minutes to make the campground cleaner than you found it. That's a GREAT tradition. Thank you, thank you!
BIG props to you for picking up trash at the campsites! I do the same and encourage everyone to do the same. Awesome trip kids!..R.
Glad you enjoyed our beautiful parks and thanks for being awesome by cleaning up after yourselves!
Love the campsite tradition you do with you family - such a great reminder for us all. You guys are so inspiring to seek adventure with the family.
Shoot beautiful videos. Canada is simply a beautiful country. You give people the opportunity to see with your eyes the incredible beauty. You have a good daughter. Keep going and watch yourself.
Thanks, Martin!
Thank you for what you are definitely doing for many people by inspiring for me, of course, yes. We want to take a similar journey with your wife and daughter as you. We are still waiting for some equipment that we miss and that's why I like to watch you or give me much information what we still need. I do not know you at all and act on me as a pleasant and peaceful people.
Beautiful!!! Thanks so much for encouraging everyone to spend a few minutes picking up trash, every little bit helps!
Thanks so much!
WOW!! JUST WOW !! No words, such epic views. Thx for sharing.
Thanks so much for watching!
Again another great video. You guys are awesome and the faces your daughter makes in the background while you are filming is so funny. Can’t wait for the next one
Thanks so much! Yes, I have to watch the videos several times just to catch all her antics and hoping cut out the booger picking!
Banff, Field, and all the surrounding areas are amazing.
Absolutely!
@@LifestyleOverland Btw I'm considering a 4Runner for my family would you say they're pretty solid and reliable?
125k of hard usage and we're still going strong. They've got my vote. 100%
@@LifestyleOverland Thanks brother. You and your family are awesome. God Bless.
I went to baniff when I was a kid. Fun times and did lots of skiing.
I love to hear and see others (especially visitors from other countries ) , maybe especially our brothers from the USA enjoy their trips to Canada! Showing me something I might likely not see or even see again otherwise.
what beautiful country.....love what you and yours are doing.....nice and calming.......keep up the good work and yes it probably was a bear.....remember where you cook they can smell it and they like food......that is why you cook away from where you sleep.....
Lovely video and brings back memories of our trip over the Canadian Rockies a couple of years ago. The bears could be a nuisance as they caused "bear jams" which was dozens of cars just stopping on the highway with people wanting photograph's. After a week and you'd seen dozens of bears, moose, eagles etc it became normal viewing but everyone still stopped. Probably the most stunning place we've visited in the world to date. Thank you for the video and reminder.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Banff is just spectacular. I had an opportunity a few years back that took me right through there and i got to see bighorn sheep right on side of highway... wow!
We will certainly be back!
My vote is with Squatch as well. Amazingly beautiful. Really appreciated the simple edit that told a great story without effects. Thumbs up.
I'm thinking you might be right... thanks for watching!
So much beauty in this video. Awesome that you saw some bears as well. Excited to see the rest of the trip!
Thanks for riding along!
Nice to see you guys so close to my home town. The Banff and Jasper areas, truly are stunning. I live in Calgary, which is just 1-1/2 hours from Banff.Great video!
Jealous of your area! Can't wait to get back!
Been hangin around and living vicariously through your videos. Good job, thank you. Ya'll be careful.
Thanks for following along!
Yeah, if you even so much as STOP in the park to look at a viewpoint, get food, or - in your case - stay at a place in Jasper (the Townsite is in the Natl Park), Parks Canada makes you purchase a pass.
I live an hour from Banff and spend a great deal of time in Banff, Jasper, Yoho, Glacier and others every year, so I purchase an annual family pass for us.
Lovely seeing you up in my neck-of-the-woods, I trust you're having an amazing time drinking it all in!
It was truly beautiful up there!
@@LifestyleOverland So beautiful and hard not to stop. If your driving through and not stopping you don't have to pay. If you where camping the total cost would be 50-60 bucks a say so often just cross into BC. Lots of mountains there.
Absolutely amazing video !! One day I'll do this !!
Thanks! You should!
Thx for this nice cover it's really nice thx for u and ur family
Awesome time lapse scenes of the epic views!
Glad you liked it!
As usual you guys knocked it out of the park and on to Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks, we appreciate that!
I watched and love your trip across the country. The warm breath that you felt on your hand probably from the native God. We (the Hmong) people believe that when you stay on their land without pray or asking for stay, the spirit will warm you that they are exit. Especially in the wilderness and in the American Native Reservation areas.
keep that life. I love every episode of your trip. Next time, go too Southeast Asia countries.
Ge Jason Moua, from Missoula, Montana now live in Los Angeles.
Great great great video,beautifull landscape,God bless America !!!!
Thanks so much!
Muy buenos videos!!! y muy buenos consejos para los que nos gusta el campo!!!
You guys find some very scenic places. Love what you're all about!
We found a small fishing access we could pull in and back our 5th wheel in between Banff and Jasper. We could hear the river and it was so peaceful. Love your video.
Love spots like that! Thanks for watching!
Welcome to Canada 🇨🇦, hope you had a great time
Absolutely loved Canada!
Wow! Those mountains! Just Spectacular
Love the clean up, we do the same thing it was bred into me as child and is being instilled into our dauthers as well. Keep it clean for the next person to enjoy!!!
Sorry I didn't watch the 30 min commercial hope that didn't mess with you guys love your adventures been sick IN bed a lot this year so I go out with you guys thank you 😊😊😊😙😙💓👍
00.00 - 18.23,. wonderful place, great video.. thanks for sharing
Thanks!
That is some amazing scenery. Thanks for sharing.
Jake, thanks for watching!
Nice ending , getting a dry warm place is after a lot of rain.
Another great video guys! So glad I recently stumbled onto you! Also really digging the addition of music to your vids... it adds a very special layer to the cinema. Cant wait to see where you take us next!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Finally found some music that really fits our story, very cool you noticed!
Stunning views. Cheers!!!
That was a very nice bear. Would make a great full mount trophy. ..... we have ice !! ...... moments later pouring a Hot cup of java.....
Big Foot! T’was the Banff Big Foot making sure you were all tucked in nice.
Haha! Might have been!
Just awesome! I'm very jealous. Great video!
Thanks for watching!
@@LifestyleOverland My wife and I enjoy watching yalls videos !
@@LifestyleOverland - Forgot to mention a while back I saw a video where you talked about doing laundry. There are small washing machines both electric and non electric you might like. One that's non electric is The Laundry Alternative Wonderwash Non-electric Portable Compact Mini Washing Machine and the other that is electric is the Giantex Portable Mini Compact Twin Tub Washing Machine. Maybe it's something worth looking into maybe not. Just trying to help. Again, love y'alls videos !
A tree camera would be a nice edition to your guys gear. Have it monitoring the campsite during the night. The additional footage of critters you would get from that sure would be a great entertaining content to your already awesome footage. Stay safe! Cheers!
Believe it or not we had one! After so many nights of not catching anything I kinda gave up and didn't put it out. Believe me I put it out the next time!
That's why... Adventure is Happiness
Man I love trains...I actually follow a modeler and banf (or however you spell it, lol) is part of his layout... he's a canuck... lol... awesome vid as always guys...
I only just subscribed today, this is my second video, and you guy's rock. So far I have determined that I screwed up when we bought a travel travel trailer. Thank you for great stuff.
May have also had a Moose visit you , and Thank You as well for leaving "No trace" with your clean up. I grew up in Alberta and know the Banff area well. Safe Travels.
Very possible! Thanks for watching!
Wow. Incredible. I must go.
Thanks, Jason! Let's go!
Fantastic, cant wait to follow along!
Thanks for giving me a feeling that I am there with u.its awesome ohhh amazing
May God bless you & keep you safe.
Thanks so much!
That’s just an overall beauty so much nature 😎🤙
Thanks, Jesse!
Lifestyle Overland your welcome my friend
That was awesome guys ! Wow !
Great video, thank you!
Thanks!
Hey guys, great to see you in my neck of the woods. Live in Calgary but got to Radium a few times a year. If you don't mind sharing (maybe in the private message?), where's this campsite? At 4:50
On amazon theres a perimeter alarm that you hook with fishing line around your camp. It emits a high decibel alarm when the perimeter is breached. $20
That's much cheaper than my current model! (Sarah ;) )
@@LifestyleOverland 😂
@@LifestyleOverland what about a tiny tree branch falling on the line creating a false alarm? hmmm....maybe try motion sensor activated light(s)? quiet, wont wake the neighbors 3 miles down and won't create panic as the alarm will mask the noise the "intruder" is making. If it's just lights you can actually see whats going on and can react to it better than an alarm going off in the pitch black?
@@Shadow-lq7rx was being sarcastic on the mileage there lol imagine being at a camp sight, at 2 am you hear a high pitched alarm going off a few hundred meters away? Would make things uncomfortable for everyone around you when a lil twig fell from a tree ;)
Great video Kevin some seriously gorgeous views very nice.
Jason
Thanks, Jason!
@@LifestyleOverland
Hey Kevin here's an idea for you. Set a couple game/trail cameras up around your campsite to capture what happens at nite around your camp with critters. 👍
You produce excellent videos! Thank you!
WOW very nice!
You're in David Thompson Tourism Country - public land we call the green zone/Bighorn Wildland Area. Huge random camping/ATV/equestrian area.
It was a great spot to camp for the night! Could have spent a couple weeks right there!
Salam ,you guys are realy enjoying the life.
My first time watching and i love it! Hopefully i can get out there soon its hard to do being active duty but thank you for the inspiration!
Welcome to the channel! Glad you're enjoying it!
Lifestyle Overland you guys ever around virginia and need anything let me know! IG: americandaddie
beautiful!!
This area is on our list for sure!
Can't wait to get back!
@@LifestyleOverland Are you planning to backtrack after Alaska, or are you going to try to hit all new places on your way back south?
I just found your channel and started watching from a few videos before this one. I can't wait for the next ones! Some friends and I did a 3 week roadtrip up to Inuvik, NWT 2 years ago. I was driving an old 1990 4Runner. Made it there and back no problem! Our goal was to reach Tuk! Unfortunately the summer road wasn't finished yet; normally you can only drive from Inuvik to Tuk via an ice road them build during the winter months. Still planning to finish the drive to Tuk in the next couple of years. The best part of the drive was the Dempster Highway from Dawson to Inuvik...incredible stretch of road with some of the best camp spots you'll ever stay at!! Can't wait for you guys to drive that!
Welcome to the channel! Yes, that part of the trip was definitely our favorite! Can't wait to share that part of the story!
Great video guys. And OMG bamf and Jasper and now on my list as well. Stunning! And that's from someone who grew up high in the Colorado Rockies!
Personal note here. I'd LOVE to know more minor history of the areas you stop in. How the pupblic land was founded. Animals likely to see, etc. Just be fun to learn!
The real question becomes.. we know the lifestyle family poops in the woods... Do bears? 😁
Thanks, Stewart! We will definitely be back during a "fringe" season! There will be more history trickling in as we dive deeper into some areas in the Yukon, NWT, and Alaska... along with a huge historical surprise... even for us!
I've been there 4 times, stayed at the Banff Springs Hotel (now owned by a conglomerate). There are secret passage ways that I coaxed a bar tender into showing me. The country and the skiing there is beyond amazing!
Oh it sure sounds like something came by to check out the Turtleback that's for sure!!
It certainly was something!
Awesome adventure, Big shout out to Alex for hooking it up!
Alex is awesome!
At the 5-minute Mark those look like Defender 90s with campers on the back which would be the greatest truck ever in the history of the world methinks
oh guys this is gettin better and better. canada, one of my ever-dreamed-of top locations. I really need to get it managed some day, cram our LR3 into a 20ft container and get it shipped to halifax for an awesome (at least) 6 weeks trip through NA.
Thanks, Christian! Yes, you definitely need to come see North America!
Nice video. What kind of trailer are you pulling?
I've had bears in my campsite before - Mostly in the Bob back in Montana, all I can suggest is that unless the wind was blowing hard , and you didn't smell it, it was unlikely a bear. They have a powerful musk and just about the worst breath. Something about their diet - the cross between huckleberries, garbage and hikers from the east coast . :) Could be a curious Elk. any interesting prints in the ground by your tent?
You should get a trail cam to put on the truck to document your night visitors.
We actually have one but I didn't put it out this night!! Argh!
Lol! Always the one time you don’t.....
Wow!! What beautiful scenery to wake up to. One of my goals is to make it to Banff. Thank you for the ride along you give us all. Oh by the way I bet it was Sasquatch checking things out!
Thanks, Paul! Appreciate the feedback! Thinking it might have been a Squatch now...
Hello, love your channel. What quart size cooler is that on your roof rack? Looking for one for up top to use for gear storage and/or cooler. Thank you.
I think it was a 50qt... but we got rid of it once we made Alaska. The latches were not working right and we rarely used it with the fridge in the 4Runner.
Hi Guy’s great show !
Just gonna share a little bit of Grizzly experience .........Cook well away from your tent !
Before going to bed , hang a sweaty T shirt outside your tent and it should keep the bears away. Placing a yogurt container full of bleach can also work 😃
We always keep a clean camp. We cooked before camp when possible, but cleaned up immediately when we couldn't. Thanks for the extra tips!
100% THAT WAS A SASQUATCH.
I'm thinking it might have been!
Amazing!
Thanks!
Magnificent country people! Breathtaking every direction. With your tent up above the Turtleback and 98.6 degrees blowing across those knuckles I'd say you had a big furry (preferably black) bear visitor. They spend plenty of time on their hinds to sniff things out. That cool, calm and collect McCuiston aura sent him packin' lol. Remember one time my wife and I were tenting it on the ground in some Canadian wilderness and we had noises near the camp and when we finally gave a call we heard the hoof beats of a moose stomping to make quick time out of there. That'll get the adrenaline pumping lol.
It was so beautiful! Thanks for following along!
I just bought a 4Runner TRD Off Road: Can we be like you guys now! LOL! Just love the content!
Haha, congrats on the Runner! Thanks for the support!
David Thompson's maps made it possible for Lewis and Clarke to reach the Columbia. A bit of Canadiana history.
Welcome to Canada!
Thanks, Jimmy! We loved our time up there!
If you guys head back up here at some point I'd suggest right around this time. Its busy but not crazy and the water levels are high. Also for that park pass thing its due to you driving on the icefield parkway. That highway is basically a "tourist" highway so they consider it staying in the park. If you come back I'd suggest contacting Travel Alberta to see what they can do for you. I cant see it being an issue getting the park pass comped and they might even be able to hook you up with other cool stuff. If you have trouble getting a response let me know and I'll see if I can get a direct contact.
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Yup, I've gotten "The Look." LOL I know about building "must return" bucket lists. I'm revisiting a bunch solo now. Don't wait too long to return......
We've all experienced that, right?
My dream country is Canada 😍😍
What were your travel dates for this trip. Been watching a few of the "To Alaska" vids, and I'm guessing your late in the season. When we went up in 2016, we stayed 3 nights in Banff and two in Jasper. That was June 3-8th. From what the locals said, the "Prime" tourist season is July 1st thru Oct 1st. On our return trip thru the Ice Fields Parkway (Banff / Jasper) corridor about Sept 8th (ish) it was so busy, you couldn't find a parking space for a 25' RV trailer. Wanted to hit Lake Louise then, but any RV parking was two miles away...
The video series lags several months for production. Believe this was sometime in July-August
@@LifestyleOverland Thanx...just trying to get a bearing, on the season. Our 2016 trip I believe we left out of Jasper June 7th and arrived in Fairbanks June 28th. We had good weather, very little rain, and rather warm weather. During our 3 night stay in Dawson City Yukon, I got sun burnt...
another great video, That place looks like heaven on earth I'm ready to camp there even if it was Bigfoot looking on your tent at night.
Thanks so much, Frank! Bigfoot says thanks too! ;)
Where do you get your music? Your B-roll and music choice is amazing
Primarily from musicbed.com these days. Also, Epidemicsound.com is good.
Welcome to our back yard. I want to thank you for teaching your daughter it is important to clean up. You pay to travel the icefield parkway. If you had a park pass then you don't have to pay. Park pass allows you to stay over night. Camping in government sites costs a bit extra.
Thanks for watching!
Did ya's go to Lake Louise , Jasper also besides Banff ? Do you know there are 12 volt appliances on the market ?
Mechanical question...having 33" tires, mods, and towing, did you guys regear or do anything for extra performance?
Yes, we re-geared to 4.88's about a year ago. Huge improvement!
@@LifestyleOverland would I need it without steel bumpers and towing? I will be lifting and do 285s this spring.
Hey bud! loving your videos cheers from Australia!
Hello! I have question for Chef Sara.....WHAT BRAND OF GRIDDLE IS IT THAT YOU COOK ON?? I love it and am in the market for one. Please let me know...thanks.....Love your videos!!
It's made by Partner Steel. Just Google them for a website and dealers. They can be hard to find.
@@LifestyleOverland Thank You!!
I would instead of an alarm system set up like a trail cam so you can see what came crawling up to your tent at night . bears usually won't mess with tents unless you have food inside
That's the main thing; keeping smells to a minimum. We also try to camp away from crowded campgrounds where bears are more likely to be acclimated to human activity.
I live about 5 ish hours north of Jasper :)
We came right through your area then!
Did you take the famous Alaska highway north?
Stay tuned for the next episode ;) (yes!)
When I start my 7 on 7 off schedule, I want to do a road trip up that road :)
We call it Crown land. Open camping depending on the area.
it's a dream ... the best
Hey I’m new to your channel been binge watch it like Netflix haha. I’ve been looking into overlanding for a while now! Love the videos. This is the dream! But an idea came to me! Looks like you guys eat pretty healthy and it looks amazing every time she should start a channel showing her “Overland meals”. Would be very interested see how you guys prep and buy enough food between trips without wasting any. Just an idea keep it up maybe I’ll see y’all at an expo one day!
Loving the Canada videos! As an Aussie I wouldn't really know about bears, but it was probably either a basket baller or a a bear to be standing that high. ;)
Kinda what I was thinking!
Did you look for tracks around your camp?
It poured rain all night so even a bulldozer would have gotten away with it!
I spend my winters skiing in banff and jasper