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I've just finished all 4 of your Banff vlogs! Me and my boyfriend are visiting in June (we're from England) and we have the most amazing 14 day trip planned. Your videos have given me loads of inspiration and made me even more excited (didn't think it was possible!) xx

I grew up on pbj

Yah its big

You'r energy is contagious and entertaining

🐻Great info thank you, always love watching your vlogs 😊

Banff is just so beautiful!

Just finished watching all of your Banff vlogs & enjoyed them so much!! Was so cool to seen what Banff looks like at different times of year. My Brother and I are headed to Banff/Jasper next week and your videos gave me so much inspiration on what to do and see!

Ericka, I have thoroughly enjoyed all your Banff videos. I will be going on a tour there for the first time in just a couple weeks, so your videos have been so helpful and have made me even more excited to go. I especially enjoyed your packing video which gave me ideas about what to pack. You are such a positive and enthusiastic traveler.❤

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I enjoy your video very much.

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Lucky you!  You saw female Bighorn sheep in Jasper, and now you are getting a look at the male Bighorn sheep (3:23).  You will often see ungulates (Bighorn sheep, mountain goats, moose, elk) "eating" on the pavement in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.  What they are doing is licking salt and minerals essential for their health off the pavement.  The salt and minerals get on the pavement in the first place from de-icing agents put on the roadways in winter to reduce ice and improve driving safety...so not specifically for the animals, but the animals benefit once winter is over.

Its an omen if you see a moose or bear

dude i wanna go so bad

Watched your whole series. Nice job, gonna get my gf to check them too and more of your channel. If you do come back again, you might have missed a few things in Jasper. Medicine lake, Pyramid Lake (only 10 mins above Jasper town) and Athabasca Falls (25 mins past the town) are our favorite stops in Jasper.

We live in Edmonton, which is basically exactly the same distance drive to Banff/Canmore and Jasper and we prefer Jasper. We love Banff too, but if you get back to Jasper check out those places. We find Jasper just a little more beautiful if that's possible and half the tourists. Biggest pro is the wildlife you see. We just went for one night last weekend and seen over 40 Elk and Deer and Big horned sheep. Was just everywhere this time. Also Bear Paws bakery is our jam, which I seen you got a coffee at haha.

Hi Ericka, I came across your Banff/Jasper vlogs as we’re going for our honeymoon next week! I’ve noted the Tunnel Mountain hike but what other hikes would you recommend? Ideally places that are less busy 😁

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