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Thank you, glad you enjoyed

We had no issues

For us was great, no issues and at the time we went the only shortage is cola. I will do a video this weekend of some of the food. We took lots of photos

Thank you, we enjoyed our time there

Thank you

Thanks, glad you enjoyed. Yes the knee has helped pretty well during the backpacking season so far this year

12k each way, but it isn’t strenuous so it can be done

@@jasonegervarithank you!

No they have poles for hanging, enjoy your trip

Thanks 10k each way. I think we did in 7 hours and stayed at the pass for a hour of that

Thanks Mario, appreciated. Tried skoki in 3 weeks after and had to bail. We were all moving slow out there. Redid part of the trip the week after and the knee held up great, kept it small instead of the loop.

1st of July

9:30 into video, it was small here, depends on melt but shouldn’t be to much of a issue or parks Canada shuts down the road

Ahh thanks so much!

Thank you, been there 3 times now and cant wait to do again

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Thanks appreciated, cant wait for more

Graham Roth you wont have a issue, the only area is dropping into the creek a bit 1/2 way through. Go in on a angle and your fine.

It’s an easy drive. Just hope you done meet up with some idiot coming the other way. It’s a one way road that is on a schedule.

123danyk123 thank you

123danyk123 thanks

Harlan Fox, Hi Harlan, thanks, and thanks for subscribing. I've been subscribed to your channel for some time now, you always have great videos.hope you have a great and safe hiking, scrambling season and look forward to seeing new areas of your adventures, jason

TheTrainOFantasy Thank you

Roamancing Travel thank you

You are most welcome!

A Scott's Life thanks, will be definately booking this trip again for August this year, was disappointed we decided to cut it short, but after snow they had the following day, kinda made up for that decision

thanks, it's a great trail, round-trip was 5-6 hours for us, took a bit longer as 1 guy twisted his knee. I didn't find it that steep overall, steepest being in the woods(maybe a hour) but once your out above treeline it's worth it, and felt that I didn't really realize we were still going up as the views are very impressive.

Jason Egervari Thanks! I'll definitely try it next year. I've been reading up, and it looks beautiful.

One other thing. Which way did you take? I know there are some different lengths or loops and am not sure which one to take. I know Celeste Lake is one option, but I've about a hut that you can stay at to. I'm willing to go far, but not the whole length. Thanks again!

+Creekchaser 911 we started at the hostel just before the falls, it's shorter then celeste lake but a little steeper. I did the trail to twin falls on a different day as couldn't book a campsite as they were full. Otherwise would have done the loop including whaleback. Going Celeste way is kinda boring unless you like trees or it's a rainy day, there are a few waterfalls but nothing beats the alpine. Either hut or little yoho campground would be good for overnight

Thanks for the help! So there is the Little Yoho campground along the iceline trail?

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+Jason Egervari :) Continue your amazing video of the Canadian Rockies :)

Thanks, should be a couple days, need some time to put together paradise valley and giant steps

Yes and no, depends on water source and location. This is glacier fed so you may get some silt. Although this was very clean as long as you use moving water the rocks are used as purifying. I got the water just before the last waterfall we seen and neither of us had any stomach issues from it

You can get Beaver fever otherwise known as Giardia infection in some parts of the mountains. It is a nasty parasite that gives you diarrhea for weeks and can take a while to get rid of even with antibiotics. Remember the last clean water disappeared from the planet decades ago. It might not bother you, but...

Thanks it was a enjoyable spot for a picnic

+Jason Egervari Can I please request a video if possible?

More cloud videos? :) I didn't forget, just haven't gone out as much

+Jason Egervari Yes :) with the incredible mountain!!!

+123danyk123 sure I can put together one after my trip out on 18th, working on 2 more videos from this weekends trip including long one with Grizzly and cubs right now

thanks, definately a great hike to do

+Jason Egervari It probably worth it just for the amazing view of the Mountains,clouds and the lakes,rivers! It must be even more breathtaking during Autumn or winter at the sunrise,sunset!!! :)

+123danyk123 I'm sure it is, think this was last week of June as they put on mandatory group access after that, lots of bears are known to be in the area after that, we did see 2 that day, but they were off in the distance. it would be a great spot to setup a tent though for sure if parks canada allowed it there