We experience the sunny side of Edmonton after our last two weeks have been rather cool and rainy. We visited Edmonton before, in October 2007, it was cloudy and chilly. I remember wearing a warm jacket. Back then we were not overly enthusiastic about the city. But this time with 28 degrees Celsius and bright …
Saskatchewan is not a famous province in Canada and usually not on the itinerary of most tourists. If you happen to have heard of Saskatchewan before, you probably know that the province is located in the interior, that it’s flat, has straight roads and lots of corn fields. This is mainly the case for the …
Many people believe that Canada is a cold country. But to show you that even in fall it can be pretty warm. By the end of September we are now in Waterton (National Park) in Southern Alberta. We are in 1,300 m hight in the Rocky Mountains – and are sweating! National Canadian Forecast shows …
Our Itinerary from 25. July til 23. September 2011 was a total of 8,087 km. If you will look at Google Maps there are 6,897 km calculated, and it shall take you 4 days and 10 hours. It took us a little more time: 60 days. View Larger Map
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Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park a unique place in the prairie. There are stone carvings from the Blackfoot people some of them more than 3,000 years old. It is also a picturesque landscape – a must see. View Larger Map
The Alaska Highway runs from Watson Lake, Yukon, to Fort Nelson in British Columbia and leads us through the magnificent mountain scenery of the little known “Northern Rockies”. For 530 kilometers there are no real towns but only gas stations, lodges, campgrounds and plenty of nature. During this trip we saw lots of wildlife just …
The loop way lead us through the Sandhills which are huge dunes, most of them overgrown. However there are some enormous dunes still only consisting of fine sand. Because of fire danger the West Block of Cypress Hill Interprovincial Park is closed so that we had to go to the very busy Center Block. View …
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