Exploring Jasper National Park! | Part 1

[@Eddiemcedson]

Red chairs are in national parks, maybe provincal parks to throughout Canada

[@sherriweber7105]

Great video! I would have thought that first one was a lake not the the other one you said was a lake. But you were right it was just a swamp. All 5 lakes were beautiful and breath taking. Nice hike to get to see the fifth one. How was it coming back down. Can’t wait until you show of Jasper. Glad you had fun. Can’t wait yo see more of your trip. It’s like being there with you. Loved seeing those grizzly bears. I love bears. Beautiful animals but wouldn’t like to have them as a pet. Great video! Hope you have a great week and see you soon!

[@BrendaLeaHolly]

Love your channel.

[@denniscaling1796]

Carmen must be enjoying the hike..

[@sandrapicard422]

Hi guys!! I use to work in whistler and lived in Squamish!! You can get that camper into places you can’t get a 5th wheel. Lots more to do!! ❤❤❤

[@keithgallagher9457]

Great video we’re currently in Utah Bryce Canyon however we would love to get that way one of these days. Also enjoy your daily newsletter very informative. Thank you.

[@angelgabriella7974]

Another awesome video. Glad you guys are having fun. Thank you for sharing.

[@corrylloyd6593]

We’re from Edmonton, Ab. We’ve been to Jasper a lot camping. Another area you would love to visit next time in Canada would be Yaha Tinda. It is so beautiful! Every time we’re there crown land camping we wake up an have coffee with the wild horses. They’re all over that area. No big lakes that we no of in the area we stay but the Red deer river flows by our campsite. Up the road is the most beautiful waterfall that you can access from so many sides, even the top. ❤😊❤

[@SpykersB]

Red chairs r a thing? So much so I guess i never noticed. 😂. Really glad you maximized your time on this trip through Canada. Truck camper allows so much more hopping around freedom 💪🍻.

[@billn7183]

You might find it interesting and very sad to check recent news reports about Jasper. A wildfire went through and burned down about 1/3 of the town.

[@LibbyHARDY]

What is this audio that you are talking about? Thank you

[@pamelab1175]

That scenery was beautiful. I’m going to talk my husband into a camper of some kind. We give our dogs medicine. Or maybe they will get used to riding in the car if they did it all the time. I just want to explore.

[@WeretheRoberts]

You guys could have stayed there until the July hike opened.. hahaha

[@PlanetPDX]

Dang you’re a year behind in your editing!?

[@Eddiemcedson]

I'm from Alberta and I'm 48 the provincial parks have always have had free wood with the fee . I hate campgrounds that don't. It's rude but in BC you have to ring wood or pay usually....