Middle Lake and Widow Maker Trail in Alberta, Canada

[@clprez]

In my younger days, I would go whitewater kayaking and we would stop every so often to surf rapids like that.

[@umreeh]

Was the water deep enough so you didn't have to worry about rocks when you wipe out?

[@clprez]

@@umreeh It was always deep enough. You don't really need as much depth as you may think because almost immediately when you try to roll back up, you're bent almost completly at the waist.

[@denismoreau3646]

Nice surfing 🏄‍♀️ 😊

[@danielrucker2878]

I appreciated the subtle humor (maybe?) at minute 2:20 - "looking for wildlife" - then Jay puts the camera on Tina.

[@cynthiaschwartz559]

Canada is so beautiful!!!

[@saratuneKS]

Beautiful trails. And the mountains are so lovely, even shrouded in clouds! The kayakers and surfers were so much fun to watch! The beginning white water rafters reminded me of baby ducklings learning to swim. 😄I've really been enjoying your Canada adventures. Thank you for sharing. Hope you both are doing well! ❤

[@havelegswillhike]

That surfing is awesome! Thanks for sharing the area and your exploring.

[@DravenKSW]

So much cool footage! Thanks Jay!

[@jimmyjenkins9240]

This was a great video! I absolutely loved the river, its beauty and all it had to offer.

[@UnboundCrow]

How fun was that getting to watch those people!

[@garylindenmuth7468]

Nice video enjoy your trip

[@AThike]

Hi Tina! Great video!

[@christinashepard8787]

Wow great video as usual. No one ever narrates as well as you do. Thanks Jay … hi to Tina !!!

[@dannythecamper4186]

That was a good video, with lots of great beautiful views,😅 with some moose, so let's keep on hiking 😊

[@ronaldbucchino1086]

I think you two should find a local rafter outfitter and go on a river adventure. I am pretty sure that doing so may significantly alter your summer.

[@barbaraclark9423]

Wow, never seen that!😂

[@rebecca1995]

Fantastic video, as always! Is the water blue because it's glacier water? Loons are by far my favorite animal in the world! We have a pair that visit our lake in Pa. on their way north. Wow, kayakers and surfer are unbelievable!!!