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Alberta in the Fall Exploring Canada's Rocky Mountains

Alberta in the Fall Exploring Canada's Rocky Mountains

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Alberta in the fall is so beautiful Join us and explore Canada's Rocky Mountains in the most beautiful time of year Channel video: Vagabrothers - Category: Travels
Date: 2019-09-05

Comments and reviews: 10


WOW that lake or estuary to Spirit Island was so stunning. Spectacular. Beautiful. Whatever your goal is. Wether it lives up to your expectations. It's marvellous viewed through your video from your cameras. Lake Louise is beautiful and there is Carrie enjoying it with you. That's nice. The colour of the water is lovely. & even the fishing was lovely to watch, which I hated as a kid cause my brother made me carry the heavy basket and gear cause he did not want to have to take me, and I had to be quite all the time: ( Which of course now I am older I fully understand his motives and it's fully ok: ) Also I love the snow on the mountains too. Thank you for making a lovely film and sharing. I do sub to Carrie.
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When you guys go back you should definitely check out the Post Hotel in Lake Louise. It's a great place to stay and has the best food around for sure. Also the afternoon tea at the Chateau Lake Louise is a good time. Te Columbia Icefields are another great place to check out in the summer. During the winter the snowboarding is amazing. The early spring is a great time to go because there are less people and it isn't so cold so the snowboarding and skiing is more enjoyable. During the winter, or really any time of year, the drive from Calgary to Lake Louise is amazing. Driving into the mountains and the heavy snow is gorgeous. I love the Canadian Rockies and I'm so glad you guys made it up there.
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not sure why it took me so long to come across your youtube page but I have enjoyed so many incredible videos in the last month. Just finished powering through most of your Canadian videos and as a Canadian born and raised in Montreal, having also lived in Toronto for a decade and now 4 years in Calgary, I can honestly say that you have done a great job of capturing some great parts of what they all have to offer. if you're ever up around Calgary again you're more than welcome to crash at our place and we'll get you guys out into those mountains again for some incredible snowboarding or hiking in the summer
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Loved your icefields parkway tour and I'm glad you're going to go back at some point bc you need so much more time. My now husband and I are from VA and we first visited Jasper/Banff back in 2013. When we were planning our 2016 wedding we were deciding between Iceland and Alberta. We chose Peyto Lake in Banff. If you go, head up to the handicap parking lot at the top and take the trail to the left, our ceremony spot had a natural stadium seating set up with a view that was breathtaking. Alberta holds a super special place in my heart Love your videos Can't wait to watch your next adventure.
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It always interesting to see how foreigners appreciate the area that is basically your backyard. I dont live far from the Rockies and go there quite often and while they are beautiful its different the first time you see something. The biggest one I notice is wildlife. Most people are amused to see an elk, moose or bighorn sheep but every time you drive those roads youll see at least one, often all three so when you use them lots its not really even worth slowing down for.
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I do enjoy the combination of beautifully colour graded footage with long & thoughtful commentaries on what you see and experience while exploring these places, and photo snaps here and there. All in all it feels like a well-versed journal entry with a touch of XVIII century discoveries in the air. Somewhat unhurried pacing adds to the story. Thanks for making this, you are truly an inspiration, guys. P. S. Your beards are too neat, though
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I also like how you brought up social media, I feel like some (not all) people who want to travel today want something for their instagram. It's a little sad how social media hypes places like this up. I know a lot of photographers/people have been here, but I can't wait to experience it for myself. Traveling is the best way to learn, but I feel a lot of places like these are commercialized too. Loved the video as always: D
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You are kidding me, you skipped going on the glacier bus. We're going up to Banff in July (seems a little unpatriotic to go to Canada on July 4th, but oh well) and the glacier and Calgary Stampede are what I'm looking forward to the most. Oh, and the horrible glass boomarang bridge thing that I will probably hate while I'm there and love remembering later. Thanks for the video.
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Damn You were in my backyard, wish I could've met you all when you were here (love Carrie as well. Beautiful footage of Alberta, there's so much to see and do. I think it's funny when people mention how much distance there is to get to anywhere lol I made an 11 hr drive from AB to BC 5 or more times this summer- easy peasy for us Canadians: P
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After only 7 months, I'm watching for the first time. This video is so beautiful I didn't notice the music until I read the comments and now, i feel like it adds a hundred times more beauty to the picture. I could watch this all night. I just want Marko to have a girlfriend there too. If Alex can have one, then. you know.
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