Nicely done! thanks for sharing

Is there really a lake that has a beach of multi-colored stones?

That fire was not out. If you wouldn’t stick your hand in the coals, it’s not out.

No lake cruise or Prince of Wales Hotel?

Great video the zoo is changed since I was last there.

hope all is well with u shawn, missinh your uploads.

Beautiful at sunset. You have good conversations with nature.

Greetings, what a beautifully edited video. I enjoyed both of your insights into this magical place (the reservoir beneath the falls with the colorful rocks and the Milky Way especially). Great campground too. Keep creating and exploring!

It has changed so much

Any new videos coming? :)

Welcome to Cochrane Alberta!

Just hiked this trail Aug. 30/23, only got as far as the upper falls though. The forest has started to recover from the fire but there are still many signs of it. Next time I've challenged myself to make it all the way to the lake but at 64 it's not as easy as it used to be!

Is this all near lethbridge?

Thank you for sharing. I will definitely check this out this weekend.

Great place to camp, I go all the time. Just an update though, as of 2021 you now need a PLUZ Land pass to camp. You can either buy a 3 day one or an annual pass. The 3 day is 20.00 per person over the age of 18. The annual is 30.00 per person over the age of 18. And you have to have it, I was there last year and seen the ranger kick a whole group out, trailers quads and all, and thy were fined. I think attitude goes a long way, this group were being belligerent so he booted them.

Please show us the parking lot in future park videos. Thanks.

Simple and inexpensive camping, no stress, no great mileage necessary, and shows how much fun simple camping without the frills can be, also, leaving the place in better condition than you found it! Well done.

nice video - there is this old hotel/ old building on the lake - what is that place and is there any hike to see that hotel. I have seen some great pictures of that place and associate Waterton to that place. Not mentioned on your list but saw a glimpse of that hotel in your video. But would like to have more information on that place

Waterton is my favourite place in the world and my favourite place in Waterton is Red Rock Canyon.

Sean, pleasure to meet you today. I am terrible with names unfortunately. Thank you for being so gracious.

Now I truly believe

would like to go there some time but maybe wait till it warms up

I was there last 2021. I love the amazing view around.

Man I’m having nostalgia while watching this video. I remember going here for grade 5 I think and man, I totally forgot about this. I’m in grade 9 right now and wow, this is amazing.

I was there about 45 years ago. At the entrance there was water about a foot to 18” deep and maybe back into the cave 100”. Then there was an ice waterfall that we had to climb over. The cave goes back a long way. It was fun but exhausting as we climbed up the shale to the entrance. Im glad to see it hasn’t been closed to the public.

Living in Canada is there’s so many Forrest’s that I believe in Bigfoot because there are giants among us like shaq Ik it’s a joke but there’s so many Forrest’s not fully explored

Waw ini tempat yang indah 😍

The water pump jack reminds me of my grandpa place. Sure miss him

We were out there in October too just before winter settled in. First time out there in years.

If Those are real those are some crazy vocalizations recorded

I recently moved to Calgary and I have been watching your videos to get ideas for weekend activities. Glad to see a new video :)

I don't live in Calgary but i have been to the Banff mountains in summer. But this video tells me the views in Winters are as good as in summers. Thx for d video.

where exactly is the hidden cave?

Still alive!

Yes, my sentiments too. Mixed feelings reguarding the changes to the paths.

Glad you’re back

Woop woop new video!! Long time no see. Glad you're back sir.

Hi Great Vid, We went in also around the '70's and remember a cubby to the left in the main chamber, (tight squeeze) then that opened into a large room with an ice floor. Further on there was a slanted slab to crawl through, then several rooms further to where we were climbing straight up and the wind was strong, I got scared of being stuck, but that air had to go somewhere. Since then there has always been an ice plug in the main room.

If you have a vehicle capable of making it in (and out) of the valley I highly recommend camping down there. There is more deadfall than you could ever burn. It's also more private than the spots up on the cliff side. I did have a somewhat close grizzly encounter my first time out there.

what happened to you guys? Your videos were great!

I just started camping here this August, I went 7 times in the past 9 weeks since i got a new truck I like to go right down to the river valley, there is so much deadfall to burn - those trees you show that fell down have an extremely intense burn when they are dry and thrown on the camp fire!. I'm glad I found this.. today is the first weekend I am stuck in my apartment again and am already thinking about when I can get back out there. I think you guys stopped at the bridge near the 2nd information/map box? How deep was that water/What do you drive that stopped you from crossing? Did the road look any better further up from your drone footage, or was there lots of water the whole way?

Edmontonian going this Sunday for 5 days. Thank you for this!

We were there on Saturday it was a beautiful oasis in the prairies but a lot of people there and not enough parking there.

Great work, you do such a great job showcasing Alberta. Just curious, did the campground have many secluded sites? I find it kinda awkward looking to the right or left and people are BAM right there lol.

Cool.

Love the video. Love the hike. Love the Kermit the frog impression!

Thank you so much for this mate. We’re coming over. Not sure when, but we’re comin’!

Closest I've been is Lundbreck Falls. Thank you for sharing this video.l; from a fellow Albertan 🇨🇦🙏🤠🙏🏽🇵🇭

Enjoying your content as I will be in AB in two weeks visiting my son. Hey is that bridge you went over a Hamilton - Callender design? They were a Kiwi design and ended up all over the world in the 50's and 60's. Thx again.

Are you allowed to ride a bike there?