TOP 10 HIKES & PLACES TO VISIT IN BANFF NATIONAL PARK, CANADA

The best hikes and places to visit in Banff National Park. Banff is home to some of the most pristine mountains in the Canadian Rockies of Alberta, Canada. It truly is the crowned jewel of the Canadian Rockies. This is My Top 10 Hikes & Places to Visit in Banff National Park, Canada.
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[@KevinEassa]

I hope you guys liked this video! On the channel, I also have a Top 10 Places to Visit video of Jasper National Park, Yoho National Park, and a Top 25 Places to Visit in the Canadian Rockies if you're interested!

[@Icriedtoday]

I thought that I was in great shape, but collapsed going up to the tea house (didn't know that you needed water). Just as everything was turning white, I saw an old man with his granddaughter coming "down" from the tea house. My last thought, "I can't believe it! I'm passing out and this old guy is carrying a kid on his shoulders!"

[@mailtoaman02]

Just to add more info on Lake Louise's Accessibility, Parking @ lake Louise is usually full so you will be routed to parking lots farther away from Lake Louise and the way to get back to Lake Louise is the shuttle bus service which is pre-booked and has a wait time. You can purchase private shuttles too but they have to be purchased along with a Gondola pass. Shuttles cost around 15$(parking at shuttle parking is free) and parking at Lake Louise(if you are fortunate) is 21$

[@kelleysmith247]

Awesome video! Great footage and loved your commentary. It really helped me focus my hiking research for Banff.

[@ExtraBaggage]

Great photography and great video! Getting us even more excited for a trip there next month.

[@lee-around]

Great content, thank you for sharing! I also recommend Plain of Six Glaciers, bonus you can pair it with Big Beehive as a reverse route for the ultimate day hike!

[@MajorAddiction]

Beautiful images 👍🏼

[@teddybaer1937]

Just returned from BC. & AB. Your videos are amazing and even in early April the mountains are awesome. Walked on Lake Louis, Moraine Lake rd closed, 15ft snow around Icefield Pkway center but the roads are excellent. Use Sulphur Mtn lift after 5pm for sunset dinner, phantastic panorama and very nice ambiance. Budget friendly tip: HI hostels Banff & Jasper, Pangeo in Whistler, all very different, all very good.

[@swadeshtaneja3512]

Love it. Awesome photography.

[@herby8789]

Canada is blessed with this magnificent nature. Love it

[@jeanbolduc5818]

Alberta is destroying the nature with fossil fuels .. Canada climate changes is cause by Alberta with a speed twice as fast as USA. More than 100 wildfires in May 2023 and out of control. Polluted rivers and lakes by oil industry. British Colombia is the same with high crimes and homeless.

[@Marimar1986]

Amazing video and great tip for those who haven’t been to Banff. The Peyto lake viewpoint was newly renovated and all the wooden platforms are gone.

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks so much! I’m glad you liked it. And good to know! It was closed on my most recent trip, I can’t wait to go to peyto again

[@DavesEpicPhoneShots]

Stunningly beautiful views. Would love to visit one day. Great show! Thanks

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it Dave, I hope you get to visit one day as well!

[@davidj5425]

Devil's Thumb is above the Beehive and it's better, since you can see the whole of lake Agnes and Louise together with two different blues.

[@KevinEassa]

I saw that after we got back from our trip! We’re so bummed we didn’t do devils thumb. Although the wintery conditions were already getting a little intense. Next trip we’re doing it!

[@ashvarma2486]

Great video. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to going back for the 14th trip!!! Never get enough of this incredible place. Your videos of Jasper NP and Yoho NP are also great.

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you so much Ash! Enjoy your next trip!

[@michaelharmon817]

I am fortunate enough to have been to all the places you showed in this video. I also agree with everything you said about all of them it is just amazing up there!!!

[@KevinEassa]

That’s so awesome! some of the most beautiful hikes in the world! Thanks for watching Michael

[@HusbandnWifeDuo]

Love from Ontario, Canada! Thank you for putting together a short and to the point informative video. Great photography, narration, and of course destinations! My family will be here in 2023 after the 6 years old gets a bit more disciplined LOL!

[@anhcampbell2487]

Thank you very much for all theses images. Really helps me plan my travel :)

[@carlyk.glaser7410]

Stumbled upon your channel while planning a Canadian Rockies trip…such beautiful & informative videos, appreciate the detailed info!!

[@edelmaryflores305]

Espectacular el paisaje lo ame los colores la naturaleza el lago , algún día los visitaré

[@InsidersTravelGuideCanada]

Very nice work Kevin. Awesome cinematic video quality and down to earth commentary. I'll keep watching for sure!

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you so much, I’m glad you liked it!

[@cindytartt4048]

I like it too. But the “awesome “ & “super” gets on my parents’ nerves.

[@jorglueke8458]

A very helpful video for planning a trip. Thanks!

[@KevinEassa]

I’m glad it helped! Thanks for watching :)

[@railysbunnylife]

Wow your videos are amazing! You deserve more viewers and subscribers. I miss magnificent mother nature of Canada back in the days.

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you so much!

[@artjohnston2104]

Awesome video!! I’m heading out there next month for 6 days and I’m so stoked!

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks so much for watching! You’re going to have an amazing trip!

[@xiaolongma986]

Thank you for this nice vid. It gave me a good guidance for the upcoming trip to the Rockies. Love from Germany!

[@KevinEassa]

Amazing, glad to hear it. Thanks for watching!

[@johnmarchowsky]

Wonderful video and beautiful photography! I’m visiting Banff for my third time…all in the winter. This inspires me to try to visit in the fall

[@sundatourstv498]

Wow so beautiful the landscape a so amazing

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks for watching!

[@jeanbolduc5818]

you should visit Switzerland .

[@RJ-wy6cx]

Gorgeous thank you

[@petergross3382]

Amazing photography Kevin! Great Job! We are going on a camping trip to Banff this summer and these suggestions are on our 'for sure' list.

[@sukh.088]

Hey, amazing video, just wanted to say this came up on my feed in perfect timing. Heading out to Banff next week for 3 nights and you gave me some great advice on places to hike, thank you and keep up the great work on your videos. Much love!!

[@KevinEassa]

Glad I could help! I hope you have the best trip ever! Thanks for watching

[@paulsammons9254]

Same lol see you there!

[@jacejohnson3619]

Me too it came into my feed like its fallowing us haha

[@chilyzara]

This is so cool place😊Landscape is fascinating and incredible nature on earth ....

[@KevinEassa]

Banff is a one of a kind place, thanks for watching 🙏🏼

[@jeanbolduc5818]

Switzerland is more impressive and well develop for tourists with all types of transportation .... safer than Alberta , the Texas of Canada with guns, highest crime rates cities , wild fires and fossil fuels destroying the planet,

[@janie7242]

TURE BEAUTY! Wonderful Candian region! Hope to see all of them in person someday! Thanks.

[@fifiyoung03]

Thank you for the video and it does gives me a whole lot of an ideas of where to visit in my upcoming trip to Banff this coming October. Keep up the good works dude...

[@KevinEassa]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@matts4304]

Planning a trip, this is really helpful. Thanks!

[@FLP90]

Did you go? What’s your favorite hike?

[@normaterrazas8983]

Thanks for the information ❤

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks for watching!

[@throb247]

Planning my trip, thanks for the great tips😊

[@KevinEassa]

Of course, thank you for watching!

[@adiba1871]

Thakyou so much ..such a wonderful effort both of you ..lovely place ..❤❤❤

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks for watching!

[@sandra_outdoors]

Great video, just subscribed. I look forward to watching more. I live in BC and love to explore.

[@tashasutherland2373]

My favorite video of this area to date

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you so much Tasha!!

[@angelavila174]

Your videos are amazing!

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you so much!

[@yeravargas314]

Wow so beautiful!!!

[@KevinEassa]

Beautiful place!

[@jeanbolduc5818]

Switzerland is at another level of beauty much safer .

[@brucejkkim5555]

thanks for the info!

[@KevinEassa]

No problem! Thanks for watching

[@belledorris3163]

The bow glacier falls hike at bow lake is awsome. Its a must at bow lake

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@azizarakhmanova1467]

love the music choice!!

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks for watching! I’m glad you liked it

[@awill387]

Great work here! New subscriber. I am seeking to learn more about new locations to venture and hike. Helpful video to start my journey💫

[@livinginaustralia11]

Amazing ❤

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you!

[@waynemoseley691]

Hi all , excellent vlog , well done !! Keep going 👋😃

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you so much 👍

[@waynemoseley691]

@@KevinEassa Hi good work Kevin keep it coming ! Hope to get there myself ! 👍👊😃

[@greggromey6022]

As a landscape photographer, this is a wonderful vlog! Great shots with concise info for hiking. As a resident of Washington state, Banff is on our list for visiting in 2023. Spring or Fall better for viewing/photography? Love it. New subscriber.

[@ashvarma2486]

I am also a landscape photographer and would suggest Fall for photography as Larches turn yellow and make this incredible place even more spectacular. Several lakes will still be frozen in Spring and many hikes are closed due to snow. Lake Louise did not thaw out till first week in June this year. Hope this helps.

[@tammyboon6259]

I'm not sure about Washington though I've been there in the mountains. BUT...having been on many hiking adventures which includes the U.S. I finally discovered that the Canadian Rockies are the only ones that have like this beautiful turquoise color. Some look more Emerald BUT stunning!!!!!!! I learned it's due to a particular mineral. I learned the name but can't remember it. BUT...not until Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, Yoho & the drive to Jasper do you see it. Montana's glacier park may have some too?!?!

[@tammyboon6259]

Lake Louise the place/turn off is where these hikes are and BOTH Lake Louise and Moraine Lake. AND if stay at Lake Louise somewhere, you're also 3 km away from the Icefields Parkway highway to Jasper & are equally close to Yoho.

[@moethecat4265]

Fall for sure. Fall is a lot more busy though

[@sharadchandra1]

Best Video .

[@GasMonkey2254]

Thank you ❤

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you for watching 🙏🏼

[@jettereq272]

current parking lot at lake louise is 22/whole day. Moraine lake nomlonger accessible to pvt cars, u will have to take the shuttle from lake louise village. if u want to see it at sunrise , be prepped to pay pvt transpo somewhere between 70's->100's.

[@KevinEassa]

Frustrating parking/shuttle situation, but it's the best way to handle the flow of traffic! Thanks for the extra info!

[@dougcooper4917]

Excellent Video, Amazing Views, and Amazing Photography Kevin. I Have Never Seen Alpine Trees Turn Gold In Color. What Time Of The Year Was It When You Visited Baniff and The Other Locations?

[@KevinEassa]

We visited (this time) on the second half of September and first half of October. We were naive to the fact that Banff even got fall foliage but wow was it special. Thanks as always Doug

[@davelanders2887]

Great video! Any time lapse setting details or tips for the area?

[@MichaelF1026]

awesome video. I'm headed there first week of October.. When walking and taking video, did you use a GoPro, or your actual camera? I can't wait to get there and shoot some of these stunning views and take some time lapses also.

[@michellamontagne6092]

very excellent photography

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you so much 😀

[@jenj3764]

Thank you this was extremely helpful! Now I just have to figure out which trails allow dogs. :)

[@arthurjones9580]

Kevin, I immediately subscribed. awesome info we're going! Only 15 hours from us! If you're reading this- an awesome fall colors road is from Keene New Hampshire to Grafton Vermont. I used to live up there. THANKS again!

[@monicabowden2964]

How many days do you recommend for this itinerary if we are not doing the long trek hikes? After watching your video I'm already planning to visit this summer. Thank you!

[@lvds5910]

Great video! In my opinion Lake Minnewanka deserves a spot on this list though!

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you so much! You’re not wrong, Minnewanka is beautiful

[@ericlane3256]

12:00 update for Moraine Lake. The lake is only accessible by bus and biking starting on June 1st. I’m going through in the third week of May so bit bummed out social media caused all these restrictions. Also, stop putting up hammocks on the trails.

[@melsmidlifeadventures1364]

Great

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks Mel!

[@brendansadventures]

Did you guys see any bears on any of your hikes in Banff? They are out in droves in the late fall getting ready for hibernation! Great video and really well done, love Banff.

[@KevinEassa]

So we have seen bears in Banff and the ice fields parkway but on our most recent road trip when we spent a month in the area we didn’t see a single one which was surprising. But we still carried bear spray on our hikes. I’m really glad you liked the video, thanks for watching!

[@landscaperelaxation4k]

i love your music

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you!

[@Giiiselah]

Hey! Loved the video! At what time of the year were you there?

[@KevinEassa]

On this recent trip it was September, thanks for watching!

[@e_g4775]

Hello I'm from Ontario thanks a lot for the very informative Video , Im gonna see them in few days olalah Zzzz Im excited to go

[@KevinEassa]

Hope you enjoy it! Thanks forr watching

[@1964steelman]

Great Video Kevin. Going around there this Mid September with the wife. What were you using for your time lapses mate? Regards from Phil in Sydney Australia 😎

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you Phil! Glad you liked it. I use my Sony a7Riii, the same camera I create all of my 8k time-lapse films with

[@emilybyers7069]

Kind of an oddly specific question but I'm planning my first trip to Banff (your videos are awesome and so helpful!) And I have to ask, where did you take the photo a 0:36? It's a beautiful one!

[@chrisn2125]

Next time your in Canada try Radium, Invermere and Fairmont area. It’s mountainous but has a much different feel than Banff National Park.

[@mhawang8204]

And here I’m thinking Canada’s fall colours are well known around the world because… maple leaves? Ring any bells? 😂 The fall colours are more beautiful in Ontario. The Rockies’ majestic mountains are unbeatable though. Thanks for sharing!

[@jeanbolduc5818]

LOL Quebec is more impressive with big mountains and open water with the all types of Whales including Belugas

[@cantstandya2]

Really well done video and particularly like the music choices. Anybody know the song used for the final few minutes?

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks so much! All the songs are from Epidemic Sound!

[@abdul_adi]

Can’t believe diesel was 1.38 in Banff just 4 months ago! Today, same petro (mountain ave) it was 2.12 :)

[@jenm1948]

New subscriber here.Thank you for this comprehensive video. What hike do you recommend if we have 10 yr old kid? Thanks in advance !

[@SSS_M23]

Great video! What were your exact dates of visit? Asking for the fall colors.

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks so much! This trip was around September 8-28th! It was perfect!

[@mertcanoval9726]

I love the content! Going to banff this late spring (endo of May) Just curious on what time of the year you took those shots? thanks

[@mertcanoval9726]

got my answer - end of sept.

[@chelseazimmerman7995]

Love your videos. Hoping to visit Banff later this year in a van. Do you have suggestions for dispersed camping/boondocking in the area? I don’t know if Canada has an equivalent to BLM land. Any resources would be great!

[@richie5930]

Nice video… just wandering do u usually take Bear pepper spray with u usually for these hikes ? Last time i was there was a limit on minimum of 4-5 people to hike to larch valley and sentinel pass maybe by September bears are hibernating 😅…

[@KevinEassa]

Yes I do! I will always carry it, even if hiking a popular trail... better to be safe than sorry! Thanks for watching!

[@jimgerace1746]

Another exceptional video, thanks 😊. Have you ever been to Banff or Yoho in May, if so, what are your thoughts? Jim

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks Jim! I have not been in May however. Every visit we have done has been between June and the end of September!

[@weslenkewich7359]

You have nailed all the spots where the locals refuse to go.. haha. They are all great spots but highly touristy and some of the places are impossible to visit due to lack of parking & huge crowds.

[@kclo]

What are your preferred hikes? Normally I backpack to get away from the crowds, but I’ll be visiting with a friend next month who just wants to day hike.

[@weslenkewich7359]

@@kclo To get away from the crowds basically do any hikes that are longer and more difficult. The more difficult the hike the less people will be on the trails.

[@rickyhernandez4789]

awesome vid!! What time of year (month) did you go?

[@KevinEassa]

On this recent trip September! But I’ve gone a few times, all within June-October

[@rickyhernandez4789]

Thanks, the weather seemed nice, now I know to plan on going around that time

[@derbagger22]

The Canadian Rockies are among the last of the regions in the USA and Canada that I need to get to. Granted, I need to spend lifetimes more time in places I've "seen", but this is high up on my list...

[@KevinEassa]

It is so amazing, there’s so many beautiful places to visit but I agree... Banff is one that I will return to any chance I get. Thanks for watching!

[@derbagger22]

@@KevinEassa LOL that you just replied now! I'm looking at an RV trip from Vancouver to Whitehorse. Just was looking at plans now...

[@KevinEassa]

@@derbagger22 ha! That’s awesome, I’m sorry for my delay, but hopefully you’ll hit some of these spots! I also now have videos on jasper and yoho too if you’d like to see

[@derbagger22]

@@KevinEassa no apologies needed! I think I have those queued up to watch. I'll do that!

[@nithinavalentine2783]

Hi... great video.. Which month did you visit? Is September 3rd week a good time to visit Banff?

[@KevinEassa]

That is an incredible time to visit. On some hikes you will likely experience summer fall and winter. It’s the best time to go in my opinion

[@MrsKervang]

Thanks for making this video! The views are absolutely amazing 😍😍😍. This is on my bucket list to travel. BTW, a new subscriber here!🙋‍♀️

[@nikkitangtiphongkul1297]

Thinking to visit August , do you think beehive trail still open? Is this a good time to go?

[@KevinEassa]

Absolutely, I’ve only hiked it in summer months June- September

[@jenniferhenman1512]

What time of year was your visit? Also- Banff looks crowded and touristy- thoughts? Trails crowded? Thx

[@KevinEassa]

This recent trip was September- October. Yes it is touristy but in comparison to some other places, it’s not thatttt bad. Also, when you’re on some of the bigger trails, 80% of people don’t hike past the first mile so typically you get way more solitude on the longer hikes

[@AngelUnicorn0516]

The big beehive sounds like a giant hive with a bunch of bees in it

[@KevinEassa]

Yeah it does! Thanks for watching

[@rechellesuggs6051]

How many days should we a lot to visit the park. Is one day good per location?

[@xwanghills]

What month is the best to see snow and does not limit access? Thanks!

[@KevinEassa]

I would say late September to early October is best!

[@tammyboon6259]

I'm from Canada and I have to say, I'm curious where you are from? I'm assuming somewhere in the U.S. seeing especially as you didn't realize that YES, we DO have fall colors or as we would spell it colours. BUT...out East there are incredible Maple trees with beautiful and very RED foliage!!!! I have done many hikes, HOWEVER I learned something new recently that a cousin kinda mentioned BUT it wasn't until watching your video did I realize that Peyto Lake has a lower part?!?! SO...I'm NOT sure where it actually starts!!!! SO...I would actually LOVE to see the lower part of Peyto Lake. KEVIN, CAN YOU LET ME KNOW, WHERE DOES THE LOWER TRAIL START BECAUSE I HAVE ONLY SEEN THE UPPER LAKE!!!!! I tend to stay at Lake Louise every time in the Hostel. AND then if I want to go to Banff, Yoho or up the Iceway Parkway, it's just nice to be so close to many places. I HOWEVER, ALWAYS BUY GROCERIES IN CALGARY, they are CRAZY EXPENSIVE at Lake Louise is considered "THE HUB" because it's closest to the CONTINENTAL DIVIDE and therefore it is why there is the most picturesque views!!!!! GREAT VIDEO!!!!! I've explored our Rockies for many years as an adult, but do NOT live in Alberta, but still live pretty central, and a little more west. I just did a trip last fall and did the Big Beehive and it was AMAZING!!!!! 15 years ago, I did Lake Agnes and Six Glaciers but never heard anyone talk about the Beehives. I don't tend to do a hike more than once, b/c there are ALWAYS ANOTHER GEM to find!!!! BUT...through Facebook, I became a part of a group called, Canadian Landscapes and obviously you don't have to be Canadian to be a part of it. BUT...it was on Canadian Landscapes where I saw a photo of the top of the Big Beehive. AND so I was quite willing to hike Lake Agnes again to then go on. A different cousin and I hiked Bow Summit which you access in the same parking lot as the upper part of Peyto Lake. AND Bow Falls are AMAZING!!!!! Bow Falls and Bow Summit are on the list below that I found online. Yea...6 Glacier is pretty amazing and it's the only hike that I had done twice until, I did The Big Beehive last fall. The list I first found was 15 years ago, it's called the 9 1/2 best hikes around Lake Louise. Moraine Lake, however, I have had to drive up EVERY TIME I travel out west!!!!!!! Ironically when I first went to Moraine Lake, it was still ironically a little bit of a secret compared to Lake Louise. HOWEVER...it is DEFINITELY NOT a SECRET ANYMORE....BUT I STILL LOVE IT and NEVER TIRE of seeing another photo of it!!!!! I ABSOLUTELY AGREE, that MORAINE LAKE SHOULD BE ON EVERYONE'S BUCKET LIST!!!!!! The drive up is AMAZING when suddenly it opens up before the lake and you can see the 10 Glacier peaks!!!!!! I have to say, I KNEW that it had to be a mineral, but THANK YOU for sharing what the MINERAL IS CALLED THAT MAKES GIVES THE LAKES THAT AMAZING AQUA COLOUR!!!!! From Lake Louise, a FYI, The Ice Fields Parkway Highway 93 is only 2 km west of L. Louise that can take you to Bow Lake and Peyto Lake quite easily. (Again highly recommend Bow Falls, you actually walk around a part of Bow Lake and it is DEFINITELY a hike that I would do again!!!!! ). STUNNING!!!!! AND like I said, Bow Summit hike you park in the same parking lot as the upper, part of Peyto Lake and maybe the reason why I didn't realize there's a lower place to start though it's not a long hike obviously. Six Glaciers, Lake Agnes, Consolation Lakes, Bow Summit, Bow Falls are on the 9 1/2 best hikes around Lake Louise. The 1/2 hike, is Emerald Lake which is part of Yoho National Park and is very close again to Lake Louise. I just really like staying at the Hostel at Lake Louise.

[@heidihui8249]

I just came back 3 days from the Banff area, it was amazingly beautiful of those national parks like YOHO ,Jasper, and Banff national park.I also don't know that Peyto lake has a lower part? Only visited the higher part. The view of Peyto Lake was a stunning beauty.

[@tammyboon6259]

@@heidihui8249 I HEAR YOU!!!!!!! There's ALWAYS a new adventure to do & the hikes are REALLY endless!!!!! Next time I'm there, I'm just going to ask at one of the Parks service who can answer your questions. The drive to Jasper, the Icefields Parkway, os on the list as one of the scenic drives in the world!!!!!!!

[@jeanbolduc5818]

where are you from ?

[@12jacobmar]

My wife and i spent 7 days in Banff on the last day she caught the flu so we didnt have a chance to make it to the Beehive 😔 we're going back in 2024 to wrap up our Banff honeymoon ❤

[@crystalgl0w]

Do we have to drive our own car while being there? Are there shuttle or bus rides from the hotels usually?

[@jeanbolduc5818]

Alberta is the wild far west .... not a develop tourists area....

[@belkwell4876]

Holy crap!!! $125.00 for 30 minutes of canoe!

[@KevinEassa]

yeah it's kind of crazy haha

[@foreverergouzi]

Were there people in the hiking trail? I also wanted to hike but don't want to be alone in the trail

[@debbiemoody351]

We'll be exploring Banff NP this summer. Do we need to be aware of bears?

[@jeanbolduc5818]

Wildfires, crimes ( Alberta has the most dangerous cities in Canada)

[@yeravargas314]

Quiero ir…!

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks for watching

[@wbt280]

well shoot

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks for watching!

[@joelunderwood408]

We noticed in your videos. That you were waking on some of meadows. The meadows at these elevations are extremely fragile and only grow for a few months. The plants that you stepped on can die from that foot step. Please practice Leave No Trace, and proper trail Etiquette. For more information on the the meadows. Look up meadow scaring.

[@KevinEassa]

We always always always follow Leave No Trace, and we actually preach LNT in a lot of our videos. I just want you to know that every location in this video is an established and well-known trail!

[@MsNoi00]

What month was your trip? And what month are you recommend??

[@KevinEassa]

The majority of footage in this video is September, but our other trips have been June, July, and August. All of which are great times to visit

[@c976061]

Where do u typically van life. Ear/in Banff?

[@AdventuresWithUnkadee]

Rock flour isn't a mineral, it's just rocks of any type ground by glacial action into a fine flour that remains suspended in the water, affecting light transmission.

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you for clarifying David!

[@anbra796]

Seriously you didn't think we had fall colors? Our Fall here is beautiful and it's all over the Country

[@KevinEassa]

I know I know, it was a very naive thought. I was very mistaken, some of the best fall foliage I've ever seen

[@Rendogg1981]

We have been to the tea house a the bee hive

[@KevinEassa]

It’s so cool!