WE’RE LEAVING BANFF (Driving the Icefields Parkway to Jasper National Park) 

Love the red Muskoka chairs. What a great idea from Parks Canada.

Thanks! Here is two gallons of gas. Thanx for showing me Banff, it really is quite pretty. The Red chairs are an amazingly good idea, Bravo Canada.

All Dressed = All Core Chip Flavours (Ketchup, BBQ, Salt & Vinegar, Sour Cream & Onion)

The grey water is from rivers that are glacier fed, the grey is called glacial flour and it rocks that the glacier grinds up super fine, the turquoise is snowmelt and spring fed rivers. when you keep coming west it just keeps getting better and better!

OK here’s another Attaboy comment in your long list of Atta boys. However, I feel compelled to tell you how wonderful you two are! It’s hard not to grow very fondly towards you watching you weekly. If more people lived like you, the world would be a much better place.

The All-Dressed flavor can vary on the brand of chips you purchase some brands fall a little flat compared to other brands. Smiles 😃 from Huntsville Ontario 🇨🇦

Another winningly entertaining video….the views at the end while sitting on the “Red Chairs” were insane…,,,I gasped at Mother Nature’s beauty……Canada Rocks!

Check out Drumheller while you’re in Alberta! It has the Badlands, the Hoodoos and Royal Tyrell Dinosaur Museum. I’ve been there many times and can’t get enough :)

I know what it is too😉 That’s one of the world’s most scenic drives. I’ve done it twice and hope to do it again next summer. Also, in Ontario those are called Muskoka chairs.

Everything is AMAZING beautiful!! Thanks for sharing 💖✌

Never worry about going to"tourist-ie" places. I've had some of best times of my life at crowded tourist-ie places! They are usually clean and safe. That sets the scene for happy camping. And remember, bring us along!

Canada is so beautiful! This is a really fun series of videos. So glad you guys are taking us on this adventure. (Kinda would like a ❤ button, instead of just like) ❤❤

Spectacular views, gave me goosebumps 😊

Good morning Jimmy and Natalie happy Tuesday morning and I loved your vlogs and you are all amazing Supporter

East is beautiful too, Nova Scotia. I live in between in Ontario. I live near Lake Huron which is beautiful and so many hiking areas and quaint small towns. You guys are young and have lots of exploring time ahead.

We call those red chairs Muskoka chairs in Canada. They’re the same as American Adirondack chairs, but they are muskoka chairs here for the cottage country area called Muskoka north of Toronto.

Thanks for sharing the Red Chair views - breathtaking!

Beautiful video.Showing us here in Canada how beautiful our country is.

I’m with you Natalie, I love horses and Heartland! I watched the entire heartland series 3 times all the way through in the last two years. Your photography/videos are really good. Loving Canada, thanks for taking us along. PS Ear massage = ❤️

I think you two are perfect visitors/tourists. Thanks for visiting our beautiful Country!

Thank you for taking me along.

You two are awesome,I have been watching you guys for awhile. I'm sure you appreciate every moment of your lives, you are living the best days ever. Keep it up.... love the BLOOPERS ❤️

You two! Your photography gets better with every video you do. We love the adventures you take on and your fearlessness! We toured the country in an old VWvan in the sixties and you two take us back to those days with a modern twist! Mucho Aloha to you both❤️❤️🤙🏼🤙🏼✌🏽✌🏽

I was born and raised in Prince George, BC. That is a four hour drive west of Jasper. I have driven the Banff - Jasper Highway several time, BUT NEVER (sadly) took the time to explore as you did. I tell anyone who will listen, that drive is the prettiest driver anywhere. The images you are providing are breathtaking and amazing and definitely prove my assertion. I hope you are enjoying your time in Canada and welcome. There is one sad fact about the glacier you visited (if I am correct as to which one it is). When I was in Grade 11 or 12 (1975 or 1976), the geography classes took a 3 day field trip to Jasper and we visited those glaciers. At that time the glacier was were nearly at the highway and we could easily walk to it. In the mid 1990s I took a vacation with my wife and two young daughters and was despondent to see how far back the glacier had retreated. But we could still easily walk to it. A friend of mine just visited the glacier and said the distance from the highway to the glacier is now almost a kilometer and you pretty much have to take one of the ice field vehicles to get to it. So sad what climate change is doing. Enjoy the rest of your trip.

The Ice Fields Parkway to Jasper is a beautiful drive. It seems like the two of you are really enjoying your travels in Canada.

Mermaids 🧜‍♀️ and vans are the best videos. 👍For the video

The term "All Dressed" began with pizzas, if you ordered a pizza all dressed, it meant with everything. All dressed chips have a combination of chip flavours - usually BBQ, Salt & Vinegar, Ketchup, and sour cream & onion. One maker, Covered Bridge has a unique twist with their Storm Chip flavour where the package the various flavoured chips in a single package (not a combined spice mix)

Hi met you guys at Wilcox trailhead, definitely a highlight of our trip, hopefully you get through those smokey days well, have fun in Canada!❤😊

We were just in Banff so beautiful will be going back we found your channel by looking in Banff we love your channel

Banff is the most beautiful place in the world! I love it. This is my most favourite video of yours. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the trail ride! As a horse lover (and rider) I am envious of your ride. So glad you are enjoying Canada. I learned something as well! Didn't know about the red chairs in our national parks. And don't diss my Ketchup chips!

Loving your vlogs, especially your thrill of the gorgeous mountains, lakes ect. I worked at Banff Springs Hotel at 18 for a summer. Fell in love with the west, moving to Alberta and BC from Ontario a couple years later. Due to health reasons, we moved to Ontario closer to family, but still miss the west and always tear up at the beauty. Thank you for your wonderful posts.

i've been around and still never seen a highway as beautiful as the icefield parkway has to b driven to see,amazing

Y'all had me smiling all the way thru. You are so sweet together. The shot up the mountain (from the van window) really gave great perspective on just how tall those mountains are! The waterfall was amazing and y'all in the red chairs was perfect! I know you must have been worn out. Climbing at that altitude would be so hard.❤❤Jane (Y'all are amazing!!)

You two are the sweetest couple that I kinda know..lol So happy to know that you enjoyed Banf so much. Since you looked forward to it for soooo long, so it would have been sad if you were disappointed. But your weren't, so yayyyyy!!! Can"t wait to see your next adventure. Big fat hugs, lotsa love!!!! 🥀🌸🌺🤗🌺🌸🥀

YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The first time I've heard of red chairs. What a neat idea.

Gotta Love The Red Chairs! Definitely seeing absolutely Stunning Scenery! Maybe leaving Banff So much more beauty to see in Canada! Looking forward to Next Week! Happy & Safe Travels, All The Best! Be Well Be Safe & Stay Blessed.

Provincial parks are my bucket list. After your last vids, now it sits atop the list.

LOL @ The Lion King ref. You are both adorable. ❤🇨🇦❤ Vancouver, BC

I live in Alberta and I've driven the parkway dozens of times. I only got stuck buying gas at Saskatchewan Crossing once, and learned my lesson. Fill up in lake Louise, fill up in Jasper; I avoid the crossing at all costs. I've done that Wilcox Creek hike a few times. The first time I did it in 1981 we had it to ourselves. The last time I did it was last year, and it's getting pretty crowded now, although not as crowded as Lake Louise, which may well be the busiest tourist spot in Canada. Last year my wife and I drove from the west coast of Vancouver Island to Nova Scotia, and back to Alberta. I don't think I'll do that again, but I'm glad we did it!

You guys are so lucky to see al these beautiful places. Thank you for sharing.

you still should try Hickory Sticks (from Hostess) again a only in Canada thing personally my favorite, also while Old Dutch chips are good the Lays brand are better when it comes to flavor, quality of potato and consistency

The Rock Crawl was classic love your guys videos.

Have been enjoying your travels as it was what I miss about Travaling with my wife. (She passed in 2021). If i wer 30 years younger I would be out with you guys. Keep up the Travel Videos and it help many experiance the outdoors when their stuck at home.

I'm from Quebec and when I ordered a pizza or burger all dressed., that met with everything on. Have a look. I bet you these chips are from Quebec.

Thank you sooo much for my sticker. I turned it into a magnet and put it on my refrigerator

Natalie, love Heartland! Enjoying your videos.

Went riding near Jasper when I visited (a long time ago). We met a black bear on the trail, so close but the horses really weren’t bothered! Gorgeous part of the world.

Looking forward to this evening when we sit down and watch. However i wanted to thank you both for my sticker you sent. Totally Surprised and it truly looks great. Thank You !!

You guys are the sweetest together!

Glad you're enjoying your adventures!

I Love Baniff !❤ we also went camping in Jasper

Wow What a great place Thanks for sharing

Re new vids ideas of love to see weekly expenses, how you save $$$, it’s AMAZING how responsible you’ve been financially and in your few years together. Few could have pulled this off. I love how you show how much love and respect you have for each other. Also discuss what you do living together all the time and what your future passions and bucket lists are.

Love watching your trip through Canada! I have been here for 70 of my 71 years of life and I love it! I try to go Banff as much as I can. Getting old slows you down but I can enjoy watching it through your eyes. Thanks!!

yep, this is going on the bucket list 😅

Hi you guys. I just received your sticker in the mail. I am just finishing my 5 window schoolie and your sticker is the first for my bus. Thanks so much I enjoy you videos.

Y'all looked great! True horse people! Banff is beautiful! Can't wait to see What's next! Much love from SC, Jane ❤🙏

What a beautiful area, really enjoy your travels together. Thanks for sharing 💞👍

Awesome adventure. Thank you so much for sharing with us. Till next time, stay safe. Love you both.

love you two...you have the best adventures and scenic views...awesome

🤘🏻😎🤘🏻 Beautiful stuff guys

My granddaughters (twins) and i just did the trip from Jasper to Bnaff but could barely see the mountains because of the smoke. Love your videos . Enjoy the remainder of your trip

Thanks for showing off our beautiful province and so happy you enjoyed your time with us. Come back soon - maybe winter to ski? 🤩

Lemme watch❤️❤️❤️❤️ Nice video Nat and Jimmy, I loved it. Nat is a real cow girl 😄😄❤️❤️❤️

If you are a big Heartland fan, you should have stopped in High River to see where it is filmed. You can go to the restaurant too!

I recently discovered your channel. I love the great attitude you both have. Looking forward to more of your adventures.

All dressed is basically every flavour combined. If you want to see a turquoise river, go to mt robson provincial park - the river is right next to the campground.

Thank you for this video it was so awesome to see the beautiful scenery. The horse backriding was wonderful. I am looking forward to seeing the next video.

Thanks for the 21:30 beautiful scenery and sharing your trip. Canada is a beautiful country.

Love seeing Alberta again thru your videos. Enjoy the rest of your stay and hopefully you can drive the Rockies and explore Vancouver

We love watching your videos however it is a bit bittersweet. To see the gorgeous huge capture is wonderful. Seeing you guys do what we had hope to do -until fate stepped in with other plans, is a little sad. You keep living the dream & we'll keep watching (And living vicariously through your videos ha ha ha.)

I have made the trip up the Ice Fields ( we call it the parkway) about 30 times and in all weather . My last trip was at minus 15 in early October. Probabily the most senic hwy road trip you will ever make, just pray for good weather or you will not see much.

Nice views. Take care., From Gary in England

Natalie, you should try riding a mule sometime. They do have some advantages over horses. They don't spook as easily as a horse, will generally stay with you in the face of danger, are more sure-footed, better at repetitive tasks, and easier to take care of, but they can be stubborn and ornery. As usual, I really enjoyed the video.

I so enjoy your videos. I have been though that area of the country, but not to the extent you have. Great to see neighbours enjoying our country like you both are. Happy trails.🇺🇸🇨🇦

Thanks. Great video. I’ve always wanted to go to Banff. It is a wonderful great place as you have shown. Wish You Well. From uk

Heartland fan here in NZ also. Can't wait for the next season to be filmed. Love yr channel guys.

The red chairs are actually Muskoka chairs from Muskoka Ontario

I always enjoyed Jasper over Banff - way less touristy…at least it was in the late ‘80’s. And that glacier was only a km or so from the parkway when I saw it in the early ‘70’s.

Wow such beautiful sites

Thanks for the video.

Oh I wish I had known you were a Heartland fan! It's my favorite show! I would have recommended you visit the town of High River Alberta where Heartland is partly filmed. That's where Maggie's cafe is. It's 35 minutes south of Calgary and is a cute little cowboy town with a nice campground. I used to live there and the Heartland trailers for the actors used to park next to my apartment and workplace and I would watch them filming on my lunch and coffee breaks at work. Great show!

love your videos

Columbia Ice Field. Glad you're enjoying Canada! 🇨🇦 Stay for the hospitality and beauty. Become a resident and get free healthcare.

Absolutely breathtaking!! I love your little aventures together!❤️❤️❤️ I just pray every time you go on to a trail you don’t run into wildlife.. snakes bears and very big kitties!!

Heartland is a great show !!!❤

Natalie you should go find some Clydesdale horses they are amazing to see in person...

I love Heartland also.

A lot of people say Jasper is better than Banff. I’ve been to both they are outstanding.

Watching Natalie do that crossing of the rock brought me back to a time in my teens where we had been in the backcountry for weeks and were coming out but got totally lost and had been hiking for about 15 miles by the time we came to a huge boulder (van size) field that the only way we could get from one to the other was to lean out like that and then try and step to next one. We had 50+ lbs packs on and this was late in the evening and were exhausted. After doing that about 30 times, I was not holding my weight very well and would face plant onto the rock. Oy, what a day. Once we got out of that field, we finally hit the trail we wanted but was still 8 miles to where we had a ride to pick us up. Needless to say, the ride was no longer there when we walked in around 1am. They did come back the next day and got us though. Thanks for bringing me back to that time. 🤣

Your video's are always so nicely done!! I thought at very end when Jimmy ran (with video rolling) back to red chairs you two where going to put your hands together to form a Heart ❤maybe bext time. Have fun and safe travels!!

Jasper has two gorgeous lakes. Always let an equine smell ur hands before trying to pet

Hi J&N: Albertan here really enjoying your videos. A tip relating to your hose, I would probably hold off buying one in Jasper as you will pay "summer tourist pricing" for pretty much everything there. If you can hold off until you are in a place that has a Canadian Tire, go there for anything you need for the van (hoses, camping gear, solar lighting, etc). It will be less expensive and you'll have more selection. There is no CT in Jasper (yet!) but there is one in Hinton, about an hour north of Jasper past the Miette Hot Springs.

Y’all are so awesome

My uncle is an actor in heartland! Not one of the main actors but an extra for scenes.

All dressed are yum!

I't ain't much, if it ain't Dutch. But as a Dutchie I haven't never ever heard of the Old Dutch brand. Keep driving and keep enjoying!

I love seeing my Country - and Province! through others eyes! It reminds me how truly lucky we are that this is our backyard! ❤ Great video!

I know exactly what you're doing in the next video, and it is indeed quite cool. I did that myself once, back in the '90s. Incidentally, the mountain from whence that glacier emanates (Mount Snow Dome) forms a rare triple-Continental Divide/hydrological apex, wherein at a certain point up high, if you pour water in exactly the right place, some will go east, eventually ending up traveling through Manitoba and Hudson Bay (considered part of the Atlantic Ocean), some will go west, into BC and the Pacific Ocean, and some will go north, directly to the Arctic Ocean. This may be the only location on Earth where such a watershed exists (i.e. one that feeds 3 of the 4 or 5* named oceans...obviously, the criteria being met to be an "ocean" is arbitrary - every ocean is connected to at least 2 others, so really, there is only ONE ocean, but historical happenstance has left us with some distinct delineations). Montanans also claim such a watershed, but two of the three hydrological destinations involved are Hudson Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, which are technically both parts of the Atlantic. *Some geograpeeps (including notable entities like the National Geographic Society) are calling the extreme southern part of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans the "Southern Ocean" nowadays...not sure what I think of that, but given the haphazard way oceans have been defined in the past, it's likely no less legitimate than any of the others. And incidentally, given this recent development of a 5th ocean, another such hydrological apex in Antarctica, a place that at one time drained to the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans, now just drains to the Southern ocean...so it doesn't count anymore I guess!