Just kooked your home page and Wow! What a great resource. Thank you for taking the time make and upload these, especially the Canada one! Looks like your living the dream :)
Beautiful! I have been watching tons of bikepcking/touring videos and love that you have highlighted the Canadian rides! I have fallen back in love with riding, bought a good bike, and plan on doing the Alberta/B.C. rides you have shown, plus some! Please take no offense, but seeing retirees who are very likely older than I am (52 with some heavy medical hurdles) completing all these rides is INSPIRING! Without watching this I would never have known about the trail along the East side of Spray Lakes, or the hiker/biker camp sites, I am shocked at the price of them, $31/night? I pay just a touch more for a powered site with a travel trailer. Anyway, your videos are fantastic, and I appreciate all the info shared, and the inspiration gained. Thank You!
Thank you so much for your lovely comment Richard. It's great to hear that you find the videos inspiring and that they're giving you ideas for your own rides and adventures - I love to hear that! No offense taken - we're definitely a LOT older than you. But this summer we were in Europe again and met a couple of amazing long- distance cycle tourists who were around 80. They're now our inspiration to keep it up! Best of luck with your future rides!
Beautiful and memorable scenery I am very familiar with this area from my Canmore days , 86 to 96. My friends and I used to hike / ski Mt. Sparowhawk in summer , Mt Buller Tent and Trist Lk and others during the summer and winter . I used to bike pack with my skis into Mt. Commonwealth to ski the peak and camp in the meadow . Back then it was less fancy and free . No bear problems at all . Such great memories and thank you and congratulations .
This was an awesome video. I have watched a few of your videos and you are inspiring me to go out and try some of these trails even just a one day ride to get started prior to pushing it out into a longer trails and overnighters. Kananaskis has lots of wonderful opportunities that are so hidden from people. Thanks for opening up more of the area to me.
Delighted to hear the videos are giving inspiration to others like yourself Roger! Yes there's a lot to avail of in Kananaskis and day outings are a fine way to start for sure
I can't quite remember if there was a little stream flowing into Buller Pond or not. We may have filtered water from the pond for drinking, and I'm sure we cooked with water from the pond. But along the trail itself there are definitely several good creeks to get water from.
If you mean a gravel bike, I have no personal experience riding gravel bikes, but from what I've seen on videos, people ride them on this type of trail. As I mentioned in the video, there's a couple of rough, rocky spots, but mostly it was pretty smooth when we did it.
Amazing trip….yes going tubeless would be a no brainer (u probably can even get away from having full suspension bike in this trail if you had tubeless)
Amazing ride. Thanks for sharing!!
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching
Just kooked your home page and Wow! What a great resource. Thank you for taking the time make and upload these, especially the Canada one! Looks like your living the dream :)
Glad you like them!
Nice video Daphne! I thoroughly enjoyed it!
Thank you KK!
Inspiring couple.. thank you😊
Thanks for watching!
So cool seeing couplebikepacking, for me its just as fun without my wife. Good on you two! New subscriber :)
Awesome! Thank you! And yes we're lucky that this is something we both enjoy. Happy Trails!
Beautiful!
I have been watching tons of bikepcking/touring videos and love that you have highlighted the Canadian rides! I have fallen back in love with riding, bought a good bike, and plan on doing the Alberta/B.C. rides you have shown, plus some!
Please take no offense, but seeing retirees who are very likely older than I am (52 with some heavy medical hurdles) completing all these rides is INSPIRING! Without watching this I would never have known about the trail along the East side of Spray Lakes, or the hiker/biker camp sites, I am shocked at the price of them, $31/night? I pay just a touch more for a powered site with a travel trailer.
Anyway, your videos are fantastic, and I appreciate all the info shared, and the inspiration gained. Thank You!
Thank you so much for your lovely comment Richard. It's great to hear that you find the videos inspiring and that they're giving you ideas for your own rides and adventures - I love to hear that! No offense taken - we're definitely a LOT older than you. But this summer we were in Europe again and met a couple of amazing long- distance cycle tourists who were around 80. They're now our inspiration to keep it up! Best of luck with your future rides!
Really enjoyed this route, and your commentary. Keep On Riding!
Thanks Bike Dad, glad you liked it!
Impressive ✌️😮👍
Beautiful and memorable scenery I am very familiar with this area from my Canmore days , 86 to 96. My friends and I used to hike / ski Mt. Sparowhawk in summer , Mt Buller Tent and Trist Lk and others during the summer and winter . I used to bike pack with my skis into Mt. Commonwealth to ski the peak and camp in the meadow . Back then it was less fancy and free . No bear problems at all . Such great memories and thank you and congratulations .
Sounds like the video brought back some great memories of past adventures - nice!
This is very admirable! I sure hope to be doing adventures like this when I retire… but unfortunately there is no way my wife would come along! 😊
so much beautiful Daphne!! Really love that, thanks for your share!
NOTE Goat Creek parking area closed for summer 2022. Need to start further down trail.
I am very envious. It would wonderful to do trips like this. Keep it up.
Thanks Pete!
This was an awesome video. I have watched a few of your videos and you are inspiring me to go out and try some of these trails even just a one day ride to get started prior to pushing it out into a longer trails and overnighters. Kananaskis has lots of wonderful opportunities that are so hidden from people. Thanks for opening up more of the area to me.
Delighted to hear the videos are giving inspiration to others like yourself Roger! Yes there's a lot to avail of in Kananaskis and day outings are a fine way to start for sure
Nice adventure i love it
Beautiful as always, we all greet in the run-up to Christmas.
Glad you got to come on another virtual ride with us!
Very nice video :)
Thank you!
The last time i had 2 punctures i converted to tubeless. great video, thanks
Good idea! Thanks for watching
very nice video my friend
High five on an awesome trip.
Looks super fun! Any chance you have a GPS route?
Hi Patrick! Frank did record the ride on Strava. Let me know if that helps and I can connect you with Frank.
Chapeau
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What bike specs do you take in consideration for trails like this ? Thx
Wondering if you had access to a fresh water source near Buller hike/bike camp to refill your bladders? Thanks in advance!
I can't quite remember if there was a little stream flowing into Buller Pond or not. We may have filtered water from the pond for drinking, and I'm sure we cooked with water from the pond. But along the trail itself there are definitely several good creeks to get water from.
@@daphnebehindbars Great, thank you so much!
Could this route be ridden on a vtavel bike?
If you mean a gravel bike, I have no personal experience riding gravel bikes, but from what I've seen on videos, people ride them on this type of trail. As I mentioned in the video, there's a couple of rough, rocky spots, but mostly it was pretty smooth when we did it.
It's waaay more fun to ride without all the gear.
Amazing trip….yes going tubeless would be a no brainer (u probably can even get away from having full suspension bike in this trail if you had tubeless)