Canada's Great Divide Trail: Hiking into the Height of the Rockies

[@batwithglasses]

Stunning hike!!..my wife and I are watching this on our patio right now as the sun sets, thoroughly enjoying it! I feel your pain with nose bleeds, had them all my life..cauterized more times then I can count. All the best👍

[@jjinthemountains369]

Hey B.B., thanks for "hiking" with us. I accidentally uploaded this video onto KZbin today before processing the High Def version, so you might wanna watch it again lol, you're probably watching the Standard Def version. Oh well. Sounds pretty nice, watching on the patio as the sun sets. Probably no mosquitoes there! Take care. JJ

[@jjinthemountains369]

Something else I should mention ... since then, on a doctor's recommendation, I've used a nasal lubricant/moisturizer spray, once or twice a day (when I remember to!) ... haven't had a nosebleed since.

[@ervinslens]

This looks really dangerous and challenging trail but it’s amazing.🔥🔥

[@charltor6]

Your second campsite is called “Palliser Lake” on the GDT/Far Out app. I stayed there a few weeks ago - alone in my case - on my first night from Interlakes at Upper Kananaskis Lake, but taking North Kananaskis Pass instead of taking South Kananaskis Pass as you did. About 27 KM that first day. Awesome trip but the Height Of The Rockies segment is pretty remote/wild!!! I continued on to Sunshine via Assiniboine. Thanks for posting your video. Looks like you guys had an awesome time.

[@jjinthemountains369]

We did have an awesome time, other than the mosquitos and horseflies. Height of the Rockies is a beautiful area. Hope you had a great hike.

[@getubelogin]

Great trip, thanks for sharing the vid, glad I didnt have to share the bugs which looked pretty bad at times.

[@jjinthemountains369]

They were bad. But that's July in the Canadian Rockies. Thanks for watching.

[@davebloggs]

great video nicely done

[@jjinthemountains369]

Thanks Dave!

[@cjjt66]

Great video. I love that you don't show your face, etc. I want to see the landscape, not you. Good commentary, nice use of maps

[@jjinthemountains369]

Yeah, I figure that's what people want to see ... the landscape, not me. Thanks for watching, Christopher.