Yellowhead Highway e Icefields Parkway

Saímos de Smithers no dia 19/07/15 e seguimos até Prince George, que é a maior cidade ao norte da Colúmbia Britânica. A estrada também mudou já que deixamos a Cassiar Highway e seguimos pela Yellowhead Highway; ao contrário da Cassiar, a Yellowhead é mais movimentada e existem muitas fazendas e pequenas cidades pelo caminho, mas mesmo assim conseguimos ver um alce que atravessou a estrada correndo e se escondeu na mata. Na… Ler mais

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Canmore, Alberta and the Nine Minute Moto Film Festival

Highway 93 has led us to the Trans Canada Highway again, somewhere between Lake Louise and Banff, surely one of the most beautiful places in the Rocky Mountains. Brian and I are excited to see our friend, Nevil, and to… Read More ›

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Crossing British Columbia

After a wonderful several days with Al and Lucie spoiling us rotten, we have to pry ourselves loose from our newfound comfortable oasis and head east.  We have friends in Alberta to see and eventually we should get back to… Read More ›

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Crossing B.C.

From Jasper, we had a decision to make. Initially, we figured we’d drive up the Al-Can Highway. Looking at the map more closely, we didn’t see many places we were interested in stopping, so we figured the CAssier might be abetter choise – way over on the West Coast. So, we hit the road. We read more

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Columbia Glacier

The Columbia Icefield is the largest ice field in the Rockies, and feeds eight major glaciers. The Columbia Glacier is easily accessible by foot. Bode was more interested in all the rock stacking along the hike than the glacier itself. He actually got quite good at it, but we’ll have to keep that skill in read more

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Icefields

One of the highlights of the park is the Icefields Parkway drive, from Lake Louise to Jasper. It is prime wildlife viewing, where we saw both black and grizzly bears, mountain goats, big horn sheep and elk. We checked nearly every box. We stopped for a hike to Peyto Lake, but the weather wasn’t cooperating. read more

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Lake Louise

The famous Lake Louise. We tried to get here when we left on the trip six years ago but didn’t make it. We made it on a clear day, along with hundreds of others. The only camping open near Lake Louise was essentially a huge semi-forested parking lot. Two rigs per pull through road, no read more

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Alaska at last

  Our trek through Canada has taken us through Alberta, British Columbia and the Yukon, all vast open spaces. Taking the eastern access highway,  2 days riding from Edmonton saw us reach the official start of the Alaska Highway at…

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More Banff

One thing you can say about Banff is that everywhere you look, you have an amazing view.

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Banff

One thing you can say about Banff is that everywhere you look, you have an amazing view.    

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