Whenever I go to the Badlands and Drumheller it feels like I was transported back in time. It feels like a mysterious place to me. Have you ever been to the Badlands?
Thank you appreciate it! It would be nice to just see a totally natural landscape but reality is these places do need to be protected to preserve them for years to come.
Am, glad someone have this the Badlands on video, indeed a "Cool Place" touring. Some years having stopped in Calary, easily see off the Trans Canada Highway the Old Winter Olympic site,. Had two choices touring Drumheller or the Rokiemountains, opted touring the Rocky mountains, was awesome up to the Icefields was stunning. Thanks for the Hoodoo's, video still anxious touring Drumheller surrounds, next year 2025. Am off touring Africa soon. Later. Keep Trekking 😅
Very educational . well done, when we first visited there years ago you could just about walk anywhere with no walkways. enjoyed being there. keep up the good job.
They had to put walkways and ropes up because people were destroying these delicate formations. Carving on them, leaning on them, etc. I’m glad they put up the walkways and barriers, personally. 😃
Thanks for watching! Yes we have hoodoos and badlands. Lots of different areas in Alberta to explore. Usually I have gone in the summer but decided to check it out in the winter in the beginning of 2020. 😀👍
Whenever I go to the Badlands and Drumheller it feels like I was transported back in time. It feels like a mysterious place to me. Have you ever been to the Badlands?
Super interesting vlog of an interesting place. Glad to hear efforts are being made to preserve the unique formations.
Thank you appreciate it! It would be nice to just see a totally natural landscape but reality is these places do need to be protected to preserve them for years to come.
@@ExploringwithWade we were talking about this the other day. So I guess if that is the way to preserve nature then that is what we need to do.
Am, glad someone have this the Badlands on video, indeed a "Cool Place" touring. Some years having stopped in Calary, easily see off the Trans Canada Highway the Old Winter Olympic site,. Had two choices touring Drumheller or the Rokiemountains, opted touring the Rocky mountains, was awesome up to the Icefields was stunning. Thanks for the Hoodoo's, video still anxious touring Drumheller surrounds, next year 2025. Am off touring Africa soon. Later. Keep Trekking 😅
Super videos, great channel, subscribed!
Thank you very much. Appreciate it! 👍
My family lives just outside Drumheller. I love it there. Great video showcasing the hoodoos. 😃
Thanks! Love it there too. Have been there many times and keep finding myself going back. First time in the winter.
Very educational . well done, when we first visited there years ago you could just about walk anywhere with no walkways. enjoyed being there. keep up the good job.
Thanks. Yea it has changed quite a bit over the years. It's always a nice place to stop.
They had to put walkways and ropes up because people were destroying these delicate formations. Carving on them, leaning on them, etc. I’m glad they put up the walkways and barriers, personally. 😃
big fans of hoodoos. never saw ones with snow. thanks for sharing. :-)
Thanks for watching! Yes we have hoodoos and badlands. Lots of different areas in Alberta to explore. Usually I have gone in the summer but decided to check it out in the winter in the beginning of 2020. 😀👍
Great video wade ,i remember when we were there ,it wasnt roped off before
Yes before you could walk right up to them but people could touch and climb around them which would deteriorate them quicker.
Very nice video
Thank you very much!
What time of day was the video taken at in the first part of the video! It’s beautiful.
It was taken at sunrise. First clip is a bit of a timelapse. Turned out nice I think. Thanks.
This is also on my list, but it seems like whenever I'm in the Badlands it's extreme heat and not great for hiking!
Extreme heat or cold haha. One time we hiked around and it was over 40c and was brutal haha. Makes sense to be called the badlands haha.
this look like an an interesting place
Very interesting place. I love the badlands area and the terrain there.
@@ExploringwithWade I never these hoodoos before, heck I just learn something new on that.