Bow Valley Campground 2019. Alberta Canada
A large campground found in Bow Valley Provincial Park, about 30 km east of Canmore just north of Hwy. 1, off the Hwy. 1X. Sites are well-treed with a variety of options: unserviced, power/water, and walk-in. It is situated along the Bow River for pleasant views of the valley and surrounding mountains. There are many amenities and activities here, including interpretive programs, bike rentals, canoeing outfitters, a boat launch, concession, playground and showers.
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3RD FIESTA FILIPINO (THE CROWD) ... |vlog #25|
Celebrated the 3rd Fiesta Filipino with a big crowd at the Calgary, Olympic Plaza.
Calgary, Alberta
September 2, 2017
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Chain Lakes Alberta Camping Trip
This is the campsite (#C100) at Chain Lakes Campground, Alberta, Canada. Great Camp Ground, Great Sites, Nice Lake (it's actually a resovoir). Just to show you peeps around a bit! There my Hennessey Hammock Tent (ASym Expedition Zip), and Wes's Coleman Cimmaron Tent. Had my Hennessey setup under a tarp, and used a tarp groundsheet - not real reason why I did this other than a little additional protection from teh elements (good thing too as it rained pretty hard on Thursday Night!)... all in all awesome campground - great trip - highly recommend you go visit! (Chain Lakes Campground is about 40-50 KM West of Nanton on Highway 533, in Alberta, Canada) - ENJOY FOLKS!
Sauger saurus - Life Circle Episode 17
Fishing for Sauger and Walleye in the Red Deer River at Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta. Camping in the badlands, hiking the hoodoos and hunting for dinosaur bones.
Exploring #Alberta- Joffre Bridge Day Use Area | theWanderers-notebook
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outh Saskatchewan River Camping and Canoe Trip. Alberta, Canada July 2011 - 2
outh Saskatchewan River Camping and Canoe Trip, Alberta, Canada 2011
A nice short trip of about 12 hours of easy paddling in the first week of July while the water levels are still relatively high. (Peak levels occur approximately 2 weeks prior).
100 kms paddling from the beginning of the South Saskatchewan River to Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. Average speed is 8 km/hr. Suited to novice to intermediate paddlers. A few ripples in the river is about all you come across. No rapids. Beautiful scenery and you may see no one else the entire trip. Take LOT'S of mosquito repellent and sun screen. All land is (Private Property) so either camp below the high water line (legal on private property) or on an island as there are several. (Government property) Wildlife you may expect to see; Deer, Rattle Snake, Eagles and Hawks, Pelicans, Beaver, Coyote, Fox and an abundance of beautifully colored birds which I cannot identify. I have no information about fishing however we saw several large fish jumping. Not advised to eat fish or fresh water clams from this river. Excellent photo opportunities.
For further information see this useful guide.
VILLAGE OF ROSEBUD-DRUMHELLER, ALBERTA-CANADA
END OF WINTER--SMALL VILLAGE OF ROSEBUD, ALBERTA, CANADA-PRAIRIES OF ALBERTA.
Exploring Fish Creek park
hello whats up everyone this video was done in fish creek park. I will try my best to have a video up next week. the music is a youtube page called no copyright sounds
last camping of the yr innisfail red deer river
Natures Hideaway Family Campground | Alberta Travel | Foothills
This weekend TMPGaming & Vlogging Channel went to Natures Hideaway Family Campground in the Foothills of Alberta. We were lucky enough to have another beautiful weekend of weather.
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Big snake for Alberta!?!?
Big snake for Alberta!?!? No?!?
STAR MINE SUSPENSION BRIDGE ..... |vlog #13|
Alberta, Canada
November 26, 2016
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Fly Fishing on Lynx Creek & Carbondale River, Alberta
Aug 22, 2019
We caught some fish and the dog rolled in poop. Fun for everyone.
Valley of the Moon Dinosaur Provincial Park Alberta
Dinosaur Provincial Park
Alberta Parks
As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Dinosaur Provincial Park is best known for its abundance of...you guessed it...dinosaur bones. Indeed, it remains a favourite field site for palaeontologists from the Royal Tyrrell Museum and the University of Alberta, to name just a few. Valley of the Moon, unlike most other parts of the park, has very few fossils. Also, unlike much of the park, it is relatively flat. Flat enough to make one wonder why the word valley is part of its name at all; it would more accurately be described as a small mesa...however, the reason for the word moon in its name is obvious.
联合国教科文组织列为世界遗产，恐龙省立公园最出名的是它的......你猜对了丰富的恐龙骨骼。事实上，它仍然是一个从皇家泰瑞尔博物馆和阿尔伯塔大学的古生物学家最喜欢的考察地点，仅举几例。月亮谷公园不同于其他大多数地区，只有很少的化石。另外，与公园的多，它是相对平坦的。平足以让人奇怪的字谷是其名称的一部分的所有，那将是更准确地描述为一个小台面...然而，这个词月亮在其名字的原因是显而易见的..
Als UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe, ist Dinosaur Provincial Park am besten für seinen Reichtum an ... Sie ahnen es ... Dinosaurierknochen bekannt. Tatsächlich bleibt es ein beliebtes Feld Standort für Paläontologen von der Royal Tyrrell Museum und der University of Alberta, um nur einige zu nennen. Tal des Mondes, anders als die meisten anderen Teile des Parks, hat nur sehr wenige Fossilien. Auch im Gegensatz zu viel des Parks, ist es relativ flach. Flat genug, um ein Wunder zu machen, warum das Wort Tal ist Teil seines Namens überhaupt, es wäre besser als eine kleine Mesa beschrieben werden ... allerdings ist der Grund für das Wort Mondin seinem Namen auf der Hand ..
ユネスコの世界遺産として、恐竜州立公園は、最高の...あなたはそれを...恐竜の骨推測が豊富なために知られている。実際のところ、わずか数名には、ロイヤルティレル博物館、アルバータ大学からpalaeontologistsのお気に入りのフィールドにサイトのままです。公園の他のほとんどの部分とは異なり、月の谷は、非常に少数の化石を持っています。また、多くの公園のとは違って、それは比較的フラットです。単語の谷は、すべてでその名前の一部であるかのフラットは、十分な1つの不思議を作成する、それがより正確に小さなメサとして説明されるでしょう...しかし、その名に月の理由は明白です..
एक यूनेस्को विश्व विरासत स्थल के रूप में, डायनासौर प्रांतीय पार्क सबसे अच्छा ... तुम ... यह अनुमान लगाया डायनासौर की हड्डियों के अपने बहुतायत के लिए जाना जाता है. वास्तव में, यह रॉयल Tyrrell संग्रहालय और अलबर्टा विश्वविद्यालय से palaeontologists के लिए एक पसंदीदा स्थल बना हुआ क्षेत्र है, बस कुछ ही नाम. चंद्रमा की घाटी, पार्क के अधिकांश अन्य भागों के विपरीत, बहुत कुछ जीवाश्म है. इसके अलावा, इस उद्यान का बहुत विपरीत, यह अपेक्षाकृत सपाट है. फ्लैट काफी एक आश्चर्य करने के लिए क्यों शब्द घाटी इसके नाम के बिल्कुल हिस्सा है, इसे और अधिक सही एक छोटा सा मेसा के रूप में वर्णित किया जाएगा ... बहरहाल, इसके नाम में शब्द चाँद के लिए कारण स्पष्ट है ..
Beaver Flats Interpretive Trail in Kananaskis | Journey Alberta
In this video, I head out to Kananaskis to do the short hike along the Beaver Flats Interpretive Trail! It's a out and back trail, starting at the Beaver Lodge parking lot. From there we walked past a bunch of active beaver ponds, each getting larger than the next. While this is quite a short little trail, it's still quite a scenic one. It's a place I've driven past countless times, and I was glad I stopped by it finally to explore! It's also worth noting that this trail is also accessed from the Beaver Flats Campground, with a couple sites bordering one of the ponds.
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A Journey Through South Glenmore Park
On Feb. 10 2019 it was -29 C and I went to South Glenmore Park in Calgary Alberta, Canada to film a some wonderful nature shots. Enjoy the little journey I went on.
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Elbow Falls, Alberta, Canada
Elbow Falls is a beautiful place to stop and do some sight seeing, or just to enjoy being out of the city! If you live in the north end of Calgary, you can be there in as little at 40-50 minutes. Amenities include, parking lot, out houses, walking paths, hiking trails.
The area also features a few different look out points, trails to hike, and a cool little place to hang out by the water if you want to go where we were in the video. To get there, you go to the furthest lookout point, hop a small fence (easy), walk down the beaten path and make your way down to the water.
There are other cool places to check out on the way to and from Elbow Falls, so be sure to pack some food/water/sunscreen and try to make a day of it!
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Elbow Falls Coordinates: 50.8679° N, 114.7788° W
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Noodles At Gleniffer Lake
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Fun Camping Moments @ Lil Bow Campground, Alberta
Description: Little Bow campground contains 205 campsites for both RV's and tents. Some of the sites are surrounded by Balsam Popular trees creating a wind break and some privacy. However most are located on open grass. Amenities include group camping, picnic shelters, public phone, snack bar, showers, water, fire wood, picnic tables, sani dump, beach, swimming area, boat launch, boat rentals, fish cleaning station, horseshoe pits and play grounds. Little Bow Campground is very popular and is often fully booked during the summer.