June 22nd, 2014 – Pouce Coupe, BC to Banff National Park, AB ~500 miles
The sun rises on our little slice of Pouce Coupe Regional Park:
God Bless the Milepost:
One of the brothers had a tire that kept going flat. For the first time ever, I was prepared thanks to the fact that one of my valve stem caps has an integrated core remover.
Turned out the problem was something else that he was able to solve. So we took off, and in the process checked off another province:
No words.
This sign is supposed to warn you about upcoming caribou – but from different angles, at speed, it looks like an actual caribou about to cross the road. This actually got me to slow down.
If a tire like that still needs chains, you know it spends some time in absurd terrain and/or weather:
Interesting license plate map:
It’s incredible how these goats are able to navigate such steep terrain.
Yay for wildlife:
A Tiger counts as wildlife, right?
Double rainbow at Athabasca Falls!
Truth in advertising:
If you look real close, you can see Bui in the distance…
and possibly the worst photo I’ve ever taken…us camping out in Banff National Park:
Go to Day 20:
June 23rd, 2014 – Banff National Park, AB to Kalispell, MT ~375 miles
Go back to Day 18:
June 21st, 2014 – Liard Hot Springs, BC to Pouce Coupe, BC ~480 miles