You and I both.

Allan Dutkiewicz, Banff national park is lovely. I feel number 1visiting place in Canada.

Thanks hey you are the KZfaqr that really gets around. If you get a companion fare to any of those places around the world that you go lmk :)

Ha ha @@TallSky , shame you're so tall otherwise we could squeeze you into our luggage. All the best to you.

I'm so sorry you cannot hike anymore but very glad you are blessed by this!

This and talking to God and listening to Him will relax me to sleep. Thank you God for your beautiful nature that you gave us to enjoy. Help us to take better care of it. We have done so much wrong to it and to you. Please forgive us. In Jesus Name, Amen.

Glad to help.

Thank you :)

That was my favorite hike even to this day. :)

Hi and thanks! Here is a new version of the same hike I took again back in late October...kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y5Ofqq6rst_KgnU.html

@@TallSky thanks i will. great job.

Glad you enjoyed it!

You're welcome - Our pleasure!

Thanks Lis! Because of the popularity of this hike, I've posted three more versions of it at TallSky. There is a lot of video of Banff that I I've not yet posted online, for lack of time, but will do eventually. Thanks for commenting and yours and these other compliments here are much appreciated! - James

Very nice to hear - thanks for letting me know!

Agreed - it is indeed!

My family line comes from Pennsylvania. I lived in Titusville and Pittsburgh at one time. I love the scenery there! I now live in Calgary Alberta. about 1 hour away from where this video was taken!

Indeed it is!

Glad you liked it!

Thank you :)

Amazing place, isn't it? :)

@@TallSky ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!

Thanks - will do same :)

Wonderful!

I hope it does help you do that. Writing from a personal perspective, getting "out there" into the wilds very much benefits me, because there are fewer distractions and noise, and plenty of fresh air. The distractions that do happen are usually pleasant ones such as roaming wildlife, vast nature scenes, and also some other hikers, who are nearly always in a pleasant state of mind themselves. Good luck to you!

Thanks and I'm glad it helped. I'm working on a new version that is longer, allowing for a better workout. I'll let you know when it's completed/uploaded.

I tried this again and now know what happened...I looked away for a few seconds and youtube rolled me right into your hour long Oregon lake lava rocks video! I loved that one too! A longer one of Moraine Lake would be wonderful, or Lake Louise which I haven't seen for many many years :) Thanks again for putting this out there...Jenni, wife of Jeff who has the gmail account

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My pleasure 😊

Yes, it is a short hike but there are side routes there that I will be taking and recording in June 2019, so stay tuned!

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Yes, there is part of our line from Pennsylvania. Most likely then yes!

Приятно познакомиться, Эржи! Спасибо и вам того же

The newer versions I have of this hike at my channel have a smaller logo.

Go with a Hero8!

Chances are slim but well within the range of possibility - enough so that you should ALWAYS have bear spray easily accessible from a holster. Having a finger on the trigger constantly isn't necessary, but making sounds around blind corners and when around low-visibility (such as when tall brush lines the trail) is a must. In areas of Banff where grizzlies commonly are spotted, Banff requires you to hike in groups of four or more, and there will be signs at the start of some of those trails indicating so. In the back country and even on most trails near populated areas, it is advised to not hike alone. On this particular path, there were hikers about every 3-5 minutes passing, which is a good indication that bears are less likely to be present. On this trail which goes along the shore of Moraine Lake, there is another trail that breaks off of it and heads up the hill to the right. At the junction of that particular trail on this day a ranger was posted there stopping any individuals or groups smaller than four hikers from going up that path. She explained to me that there were grizzlies active up that trail. All being said, I have to say that I still feel safer, while ALWAYS taking all the above cautions, in these areas than I do walking through many inner-city areas late at night, having experienced worse in parts of San Diego. I've had eleven sightings of bears while hiking and driving over forty years, ten black bears and one grizzly, and five of them are on video at my TallSky youtube channel. June through Sep, not sure if more or less. But I would take the same precautions year round. I've read of more encounters in Spring? Interestingly, when you cross the border stations from the US into Canada, they do not allow guns or weapons with the exception of bear spray, provided that the bear spray canister clearly states that it is bear spray and not mugger spray. Very strangely...rules for being allowed from the US into Canada are much much stricter than rules for passing from Mexico into the US. Thank goodness they allow bear spray in Canada or else it's lunch time. Oh, and yes, I carry bear spray (and then some).

I went couple of weeks ago. Did Six Glaciers trail by Lake Luoise, It was simply awesome with breathtaking views of mountains and Lake Louise view from top. Plenty of ppl on trail to not be too worried about bears!

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I made an updated one with a smaller logo. I agree that one was too large. I've been trying to find the time to make a better one.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/adihZMdkzMvTYp8.html

Thanks!