2 DAYS on Canada’s LUXURY TRAIN (Rocky Mountaineer) 🇨🇦
Welcome onboard an incredible Luxury Train through some of the most spectacular landscapes in Canada.
This is 2 Days on the Rocky Mountaineer's flagship “First Passage to the West” in Canada! If you’re thinking of taking an unforgettable train journey, watch this first!
With its unmatched scenery, the Rocky Mountaineer’s First Passage to the West luxury train should find its way onto your bucket list. Even though Rocky Mountaineer has been around since the 1990’s, this is their most famous route!
In this video, we’ll travel from Banff in Alberta Canada to Vancouver, British Columbia Canada onboard this incredible Luxury Train in their premium Gold Leaf class of service.
You’ll see the Luxury Train features available on this train along with the Luxury Train Food! We’ll also take in some of the incredible sights on this Luxury Train trip. You’ll see the sights, the food, and gain insight into what it’s like to travel on the newest Luxury Train in Canada:: Rocky Mountaineer’s First Passage to the West!.
0:00 Introduction
2:25 Boarding Rocky Mountaineer
18:53 Day 2 onboard Rocky Mountaineer
29:39 Rocky Mountaineer Price
30:20 Bloopers
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Music:
You Took Me Somewhere New - Rain Jewels
Seduce - Trevor Kowalski
A New Beginning - Tall Oak Town
Wonders Abound - JOYSPRING
That's Why I Gave You Up (Instrumental Version) - Sugar Blizz
Summer Crush - Maiwan
Spiral Dynamics - Lama House
Sunny Daydreams - Raccy
Hard to Love (Instrumental Version) - Katnip
Night Time Bliss - Phello
You Took Me Somewhere New - Rain Jewels
Fell Good - Andre Aguado
The Rain Will Come Back (Instrumental Version) - Daniel Gunnarsson
Echoes of Stillness - Rebecca Mardal
Really Hurts - HATAMITSUNAMI
It Ain't Love (Instrumental Version) - Snake City
Gravity - Daxten
KVARKEN - Ooyy
Easily Distracted - Margareta
You Are The Solution (Sped Up Version) (Instrumental Version) - Loving Caliber
Waiting Room - Ethan Sloan
Evergreen Fields - Tape Machines
As a Canadian, we really do appreciate it when travellers list the province of the city you're in. Our country is way too massive to just group all of us in as one. Incredible video, Jeb! It gave me a lot of tips for when I eventually book my own Rocky Mountaineer trip!
ehhhh nope
Canada truly is a beautiful country
Jeb u r So basic
Suzanne’s been such a lovely addition to an already fantastic channel. You two have such great energy and are very gracious for bringing us along on your adventures.
Thanks for coming along! She’s the brains, obviously🤣
Thanks for your channel.
EMPIRE OF THE SUN on Suzanne's playlist? That gets MY vote!
An ELEVATOR? I think I'm going to book a place on that train right now!
My step mom worked for Rocky Mountaineer for almost 15 years and was actually the liaison for all passengers and coordination within Kamloops so seeing this video on your channel is awesome!
Don't know why but traveling by train just makes you feel like you're in some kind of alternate reality. Such a weird and cozy feeling at the same time! I'm a big train fan, not mention the epic views in the Canadian Rockies. Great video guys! :-)
So true!
Can't wait to go
It feels great because all you can do is have some rest and forget about other responsibilities. Trains are awesome.
If you ever stay in the town of Golden British Columbia Canada there is a lovely bed&breakfast resort that offers atv and horse back and mountain bike tours in the summer and snowshoe tours in the winter the horse Rome the entire building area it is a lovely place
Amtrak is currently in discussions with Canada, USA and Mexico governments to get a passenger route from Vancouver British Columbia to Mexico City if they get it and it performs well it may be extended all the way to Panama City
canada has some outstanding natural beauty.
I am fortunate to live in this in this same area in central British Columbia. The Rky Mtn'r train goes right through my town. I have traveled these very canyons, bridges, rivers, lakes and hi-ways for over 40 years and counting. We get used to the scenery and beauty here. Thanks for showing me again how great this country is.
I did a Rocky Mountaineer Rail tour back in the summer of 2002. It was from Vancouver to Jasper. My travel companions and I went with the Silver leaf package. Back then,even that was spectacular. The vegetarian food served at our seats was delicious. We may not have had dome car views, but the views of the gorgeous scenery, especially the copper sulfate colored lakes, will stay with me for the rest of my life.
I LOVE Canada! When I went it was the perfect time in the Maritimes. We went to Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, and Ontario. I will never forget the beauty of Canada.
In this crazy world your travel videos bring such comfort and enjoyment. Thank you.
I travelled on the Rocky Mountaineer in 2019. It was unbelievably one of the best holidays ever. I travelled from Tasmania, Australia and whilst it took so long to get to our destination it was well and truly worth it.
I did the round-trip Vancouver to Vancouver on the Silver Leaf Rocky Mountaineer. The trip was phenomenal. I was happy that I got to stay at Chateau Lake Louise, which was my mom's favorite place in the world. The hotel was kind enough to upgrade the room when I told them my mom's story. I also earned the Rocky Mountaineer's Order of the Salmon which they only give to one person per car on the trip.
wow - great trip and memories for you, so special!
I found your videos by accident today and I'm enjoying watching them. THANK YOU FOR POSTING THEM.
I got all teary-eyed when you showed all of the people waving at the train, it's just so wholesome 🥹
We did this reverse route last year at about the same time. I'm envious of your cooler weather and Fall foliage. There was a heat wave and the Fall colors were not so vibrant. That being said, the Rocky Mountaineer was amazing. We also booked the Gold Leaf and were not disappointed. After the two days on the train, we continued with 6 touring days in Jasper and Banff and flew home from Calgary. It was a wonderful trip to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary. The Canadian hospitality was amazing and the food... Chef's kiss! We want to go back and spend more time in the Jasper area.
Travelled the exact same route - Banff to Vancouver - in September 2022 on the Rocky Mountaineer train (as well as some optional extras - Lake Minnewanka, Sulphur Mountain Gondola, Columbia Icefield - as part of our tour). Saw Lake Louise, Spiral Loop, Trans-Canada Highway, Banff, Kamloops, Bald eagles, Bears and magnificent mountain scenery. Great to see and experience.
When I traveled this train in the 1990s I did a round-trip Vancouver-Calgary. Yes the train went all the way to Calgary then. I stayed @ the Palliser Hotel next to the train station in Calgary. I'm a 'train-a-holic' have traveled over 250,000 km by train since 1955 mostly here in Canada (51x on "The Canadian") an entire month of May 1987 in Australia ("Indian-Pacific","The Queenslander" & other long-distance trains) & 2 weeks in June 1990 in UK when British Rail still existed. Cheers from Vancouver.
Travelling by train obviously requires more time, but look at the wonderful scenery that you don't see from 38,000 feet! If you can afford the cost, the Rocky Mountaineer seems to be the perfect way to see the Canadian Rockies. Thanks Jeb and Suzanne, for taking me along, if only by video. You make it feel as if we are long-time friends 🤗
I absolutely love your train videos! Even more than the airline ones. I'm several years older than you and have never been on a train. Your videos allow me to virtually experience something I'll probably never be able to do. Thank you!
Omg, you so can do it, and I really hope you do!
Thanks for coming along, and hope you find yourself onboard someday!
@@SuchPlaneWeather Not this trip. Total rip-off in my books. I rather go spend my $2,250 in New York for full three/four-day trip.
@@henryjohnson-ville3834 Cool? Mostly I was trying to support kaykrausman. Should be noted though that Jeb is the CEO and owner of one of the world's most successful sales training companies, so $2,250 for him is a lot more...expendable...than it is to you, me, and Mr. McGee. That money is a once-a-year vacation, or even once-a-decade vacation, to most people, but to him it's an impromptu trip. It's pretty awesome though seeing someone spend lots of money on amazing trips like this rather than on penthouse-suite stays and yacht sailing around NY Harbor like so often featured by well, the wealthy elite. Cheers to you, Jeb, for using your money to entertain and provide original content! Thank you for being you!
Your trips are always so wonderful! I almost 80 I don’t travel anymore, but watching yours is almost as good, thank you so much for doing this!
This is a bucket list trip for me for sure. I'm from Alberta but have lived in Southern California for the last few decades. We would drive from Edmonton to Vancouver/Victoria.a few times a year and I really miss that trip. My dad worked for CN Railway (he's in heaven now) sooooo it has always been my dream to do a trip by train through the rockies. I love watching your videos! Maybe one day I'll see you both on a train.
Praying You Get To Take That Trip In Memory Of Your Father ♥️.
I was lucky enough to go on the Rocky Monutaineer, taking it form Vancouver to Banff. It really is the most amazing experience and worth every penny. The staff were amazing, the views of the beautiful landscape of British Columbia and Alberta and the whole trip is something I will never forget. I would definitely recommend travelling from Vancouver as it leaves behind the built up busy city and heads out into the beautiful country and into the mountains.
Jeb, if you guys have not done so already, definitely consider checking out Via Rail’s “Ocean” route, connecting Halifax to Montreal. It’s another sleeper train, heard good things. 😁
It's amazing. I would get on at Sackville, NB and get a roomette. I wouldn't sleep a wink. The window was basically the length of the bed. It was January and I would get ready, turn the light off, and put the blind up. I would just watch the beauty go by with gusts of snow coming off the tracks. Before I knew it, the lights of the Chateau Frontenac would come into view across the St. Lawrence. Absolutely magical!
Or maybe to Toronto with a Via rail or Metrolinx GO train connection to the beautiful Niagara region... the Falls and the Niagara river gorge attractions are amazing (no visit is complete without a ride on one the Whirlpool Jet boats) and an overnight stay in Niagara-on-the-Lake with a tour of the spectacular Niagara wine country's fertile vineyards with their perfect terroir soil just below the Niagara Escarpment.
I always like to see when my favourite content creators travel through my backyard of Canada. Always makes me proud to display what we have to offer here for those abroad and even for those who haven’t travelled out west yet. A special thank you to everyone who takes the time to say hello and greet one another in this great country of ours
You guys are igniting a fire in my soul to get on a train 😊 I love my country and am so glad you experienced the best we have to offer 😊
Friends from the uk did this not so long ago and they absolutely loved it
Suggestion: how about a train ride from Toronto to Halifax? Then a cruise down to New England to complete the trip. The views are not as stunning as the west route, but still enjoyable.
Problem is lack of connection. They'd have to somehow get from Halifax to Brunswick Maine to catch the downeaster service.
@@trainboy1979 "They'd have to somehow get from Halifax to Brunswick Maine " you can fly to boston in 2 hours and then ride the NEC train or Accella from there. 🙂 Or I guess go north on trains to Brunswick and then go back. 😃 Other option is fly to Portland, Maine and get a bus or something to Brunswick, but there's no direct flight so that's a six hour flight. 🙂
@@neutrino78x yeah. Not much for options to go from the maritimes to new england sadly. To fly into Boston you have to fly out of moncton or halifax to montreal first. No bus services across the border either. “They” dont make it easy thats for sure haha
@@trainboy1979 There's direct flights halifax to boston, however, if you're going somewhere north of boston, alas, nothing direct.... This is something the coming eVTOLs should help with eventually. Joby Aviation CEO said he was very confident he could start air taxi service in the Los Angeles Area starting in 2024. Those things are for short hops, they can only go 150 miles at 200 mph (battery powered), but maybe you could do more than one hop to get to a place that had a direct flight where you're going :)
We're from Ohio but have made several trips to Canada from Quebec City out to Banff. Canada is a beautiful place, and we love our northern neighbors, what great people! The Rocky Mountaineer goes through such beautiful county, the Canadian Rockies are beyond description. Jeb, you and the wife are a great team together, always look forward to your new videos, especially the ones featuring boats and trains. Yea, you're a plane guy but thanks for scratching our backs, as well! Keep up the good work, thanks!
About 20 years ago Murray Sayle (now deceased) did a GREAT vid, "the last train across Canada". The RM IS on my bucket list. Yeah is it expensive and costs similar to a European trip, BUT it IS a o once in a lifetime experience. We vac in Banff, Lake Louise and Emerald lake every year and have seen many RM trains pass by. All the people seem VERY HAPPY! Before I die I DO want to try this. As the world evolves into chaos it seems the RM is a way to separate yourself from the turmoil that is overtaking our planet. GREAT review guys!!!!!!!!
Hope you will able to do the RM. Well worth the money. Will not disappoint you.
I need to see y’all on a houseboat. That would be hilarious and awesome.
+1 for the houseboat. That would be cool.
Agree! Would be so much fun to watch.
That was on Shuswap Lake, one of many very large lakes in this region, it is shaped like a letter H.
@@classicmusicarchives7370 yup, they need to houseboat on The Shuswap!!! Unbelievable experience!
YES for The Houseboat Tour PLEASE!!!
Great video. The reason you switched to CN tracks at Kamloops is because CP and CN operate a one way system. All westbound trains use CN tracks and all eastbound use the CP tracks. East of Kamloops CN and CP split. With CN going via the Yellowhead Pass and CP via the Eagle Pass in the Monashee mountains, Rogers Pass in the Selkirk mountains and Kicking Horse Pass in the Rocky Mountains.
Many train trips taken. This may be the ultimate bucket list to embark on.
Love How You Two Travel Together,Thanks For Taking Me With You’ll 💙♥️🙏🏻
Welcome to Canada! I loved seeing the skyline of my hometown, Calgary. The Canadian Rockies are stunning. I'm so glad you enjoyed yourselves and yes, Canadians are very friendly.
Thank you for this video and sharing your experience. I’ve always wanted to do a train tour across the Rockies...Canada is such a beautiful country. Kudos to all the men that built those spiral tunnels. Amazing.
WOO HOO! Nothing better than a Jeb Brooks video on Saturdays at 11!!! 😊🎉🎉 I am only 1:00 in but I can’t wait to finish it all!! 🎉 I’m sure it’ll be excellent it looks like an epic journey! 😊 After watching the video now, so so EPIC 100 times better than I could’ve ever imagined or hoped for!! 😊Also I’m thinking of taking train trip someday and renaming my channel to Caleb’s Travels what do you think? Let me know leave a comment I’d like your feedback about that idea. Thanks so much Jeb Cheers 🥂 Your friend Caleb!
Love how you said "We didn't miss any scenery" as you are filming a tunnel wall.
Thank you so much for acknowledging the wildfires in both BC and Alberta ... I just cried when I saw the pictures of Adam Creek. Thank you for sharing it with us.
I live in Cheyenne, Wyoming and some days we could literally smell the smoke.... Those days I would say a prayer for the fire crews. A few years back we had a massive fire in Medicine Bow National forest (nearby and home to our water supply), and we'll never forget the pair of CL-415 fire bombers sent to help us... We deployed several of our Air National Guard C-130s (with Modular Airborne Firefighting Systems which turned them into firebombers) north to help our friends in Alberta. To anyone from Calgary.... Go Stampede from the home of Frontier Days!!!!
My wife and I took Gold Leaf a few years ago. Hotels on both ends prior to an Alaska cruise. Met wonderful people on the train we travel with to this day. Rocky Mountaineer is top notch. Trip of a lifetime.
Love all the animals on this trip, especially the bald eagle 🙂
Wow! What a beautiful train trip! You two are just so cute! Love all your videos! Bloopers are hilarious! Always make us laugh! ❤
Another Jeb and Suzanne classic video. Love Western Canada. My wife and I spent 8 days in Vancouver and Whistler BC in May. Absolutely beautiful. Added the Canadian Mountaineer to my bucket list. Yes, please please please do a houseboat video😍😍😍😍 Travel safe and much love from Pennsylvania ❤️
The train 🚆 tours are my favorite. Stunning views!! 😍 Thanks for taking us along!
I maintain that rail from Vancouver to Kamloops , always wave to the rocky mountaineer as it passes by. This was nice to watch and see all the places that I work. I’m lucky to be paid to spend so much time in these incredible , diverse, biomes and unique sceneries. Brings pride to maintain this amazing system and that it is appreciated . Thanks for the vid.
Suzanne has vecome a nice addition to your videos...thank you for sharing the beautiful scenery vwith us!!
This trip is on my husband’s bucket list and I can’t say I’d be disappointed to join him. 😊 Jeb, I appreciate all the work you and Suzanne do putting out these videos, I miss you putting up the menus corresponding to the trips. Either way, I love the videos and will always watch them.
Good morning Jebb. I hear people complaining about the fares for the Rocky Mountaineer, but it is an all-inclusive rate, and from what I understand the staff treats you like Royalty.
I rode RM train a year earlier. Gold Leaf service. Yes, it can be a bit pricey, but it is Frist Class/5 Stars service. Some deals can be made through a travel agent, plus booking early for a deeper discount (a year in advance). You can add extra days before/after your train ride, via RM train or self-booking or Travel Agent. I recommend extra days in Calgary, Banff and Vancouver (2, 2 and 2 days each).
The beauty of train travel is you go through parts of the world anywhere and there's nothing touched by man. No buildings, no homes, etc. Free and wide open.
Suzanne and Jeb, been a loyal follower of you both. As a proud Canadian, thrilled that you promote my country in the ways that you do...keep up the wonderful work, and I look forward to each journey that you share with the rest of us!!! Safe travels, and thank you! 🥰🥰🥰🤩👏🙏🚄🛳✈
Between Kamloops and Mussion/Abottsford (east of Vancouver) , there was an agreement signed a few decades ago to use each railway's single track in one direction. The effective double tracking of the stretch increased each railway's capacity (so both railways benefited from sharing) compared to each railways stuck to their single track with few sidings due to the steep Fraser/Thompson river canyons for most of the stretch. So you are using CN track from Kamloops not because it is more scenic, but because it is the designated westbound track. At Cisco Crossing they did build a CN to CP (northbound) or CP to CN (southbound) interchange track. This helps in cases where one side is washed out and still allows a few trains per day to travel.
@14:30 great example of Rocky Mountaineer's open bar service ! One of the best train videos you've made so far! I'll be re-watching this one and the Canadian train journeys over and over again!!
Thank you for sharing! It was absolutely beautiful! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇨🇦🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
What an amazing video! Thank you so much. Like many fellow Canadians had already mentioned in the comment, thank you for mentioning some of the important history such as First Nation, Chinese workers who contributed in the creation of the railway. So happy you and Suzanne had a great time! It's on my wishlist to do this trip, despite we've drove through the path a few times.
Well done 👏🏻Beautiful train and absolutely stunning views!
My favorite season is also Fall!🍁 The colors are just so stunning! ✨
There is a train in Mexico called Tren InterOceanico that goes from the Gulf Coast to the Pacific coast of Mexico. You guys should do an episode on this one. Mexico is full of culture, ancient sights and ruins and amazing food and people!!
I have traveled on the El Chepe Train from Chihuahua to Los Mochis. Simply the most spectacular train journey I have been on. Even saw snow fall in Creel. Creel to Los Mochis is simply spectacular scenery.
YES! Jeb, you never fail to impress! I would love to see some more trip reports from Calgary. Maybe an Airports Revealed or WestJet across the pond!
wow, beautiful landscape, thanks for sharing the entire experience with us, food, (awesome wine tasting) & activities etc, nice you could experience the outside on this train too!!
It most certainly is on my bucket list!! What awe inspiring scenery, and having everything 'taken care of' for you, how could it NOT be the trip of a lifetime?
Thanks for the journey! Just incredible scenery. Absolutely gorgeous! Really looked like a first class experience. Always enjoy your videos. Just so wholesome and fun. You guys rock!
On Houseboat lake: This area of Shuswap Lake was hard hit by forest fires and massive evacuations all summer, so seeing no houseboats is understandable as the whole season was a total writeoff (and for many, litterally). The province's emergency orders prohibited tourism in region because all available hotel rooms were needed to hosue evacuues. The CPKC tracks were closed for a number of days due to risk of fire. EDIT: Ok, you mentioned the fires later on on video.
What an incredible trip! We hope to travel on the Rocky Mountaineer one day. Cheers from Australia 😃
Stunning scenes, stunning photography...first class all the way! The train even has a "top shelf" bar included.
The spiral tunnels are fascinating. The Amtrak route across the Oregon Cascades has several tunnels and one of them is a spiral (180-degree) tunnel. All by itself it can be disorienting west (north)-bound when you go from heading west on fairly flat ground to heading east on the side of a mountain looking down into a canyon. Can't imagine what several of these in a row would do to my head 😵...Great Video adding another entry to my Bucket List.... ...and YES to the houseboat!!!! 🛥🛥🛥 I vote for several days on a houseboat on Shasta Lake in NorCal. Who's with me?
Yes To The Houseboat!!!
Wow as I repeat again I really enjoy Mr Jeb and his reports I have watched so many others trip reports but Jeb ( and Suzanne ) is far the best and happiest Jeb is always so positive at all times . I wish you the best 👍
As always I love how positive you both are! I’ve been dreaming of doing this trip and now I want to do it in autumn for sure… my favorite season
Lucky enough to live in British Columbia! You do a lovely job of sharing our beautiful province. When you say Kamloops the emphasis is on the first syllable not the second 😊
I was just recommending your channel to a friend today, and just in time for another amazing breakdown of a fantastic journey. The Rocky Mountaineer has been on my bucket list for a while now - thank you for the tips and tricks to make the most out of the journey, and I think aiming for late September looks like a great idea.
I rode RM train a year earlier. Gold Leaf service. Yes, it can be a bit pricey, but it is Frist Class/5 Stars service. Some deals can be made through a travel agent, plus booking early for a deeper discount (a year in advance). You can add extra days before/after your train ride, via RM train or self-booking or Travel Agent. I recommend extra days in Calgary, Banff and Vancouver (2, 2 and 2 days each).
@@clarkcalabrese292 thank you for your insight! Really appreciated.
Thank you for this. In my past I was a tour bus driver through this same area before the Rocky Mountaineer began. Watching this, seeing the scenery and thinking back to the commentary I shared with so many from around the world, it was like a love letter to a part of Canada I love so much.
So awesome, was waiting for another video.
Thank you for acknowledging the contributions of Chinese labourers in constructing the railroad. After its construction, the Chinese were treated very poorly and were discouraged from settling via a head tax and then eventually banned completely via an Exclusionary Act in the 1920s. It wasn't repealed until after WWII.
We know.
Thank you guys for such a lovely trip once again. The trains are amazing and look comfortable, the food delicious, I admire the staff (that we can't see) for making their clients comfortable and thoroughly enjoy the experience. I have always thought God blessed CANADA with so much beauty. It is incredible that man build those long rails, tunnels and bridges, and yes thanks to them we can enjoy the journey. When the world is in turmoil; just watch the Brooks videos pure joy and so delightful ♥
We live in the Bow Valley east of Banff. We never tire of our wonderful environment. Happy you could share “The Rocks” with your viewers. It is also a very pleasant drive Banff to Vancouver. Best drive for scenery is Between Lake Louise and Jasper! Thanks for your video.
Holy cow, the view 30:10 for that sign off! That shot from the bridge is one of the best city perspectives I’ve ever seen, nothing short of spectacular. A perfect contrast to the incredible nature you both shared with us. Well done, y’all should win an award for that.
Thanks! That shot is one of my favorites I’ve ever captured!
@@GreenerGrassdo you ever make large prints, frame them and hang them in your home? Such gorgeous amazing pictures you must have! Western Upstate NY Here
Amazing content and really makes me want to go on an adventure like that. One question - HOW did you achieve the POV shots from "above" or "the top of the train" itself? As a famous content creator, did they have a special observation are filming area they allowed you to use? The footage really adds something wonderful to the viewing experience.
The first day we had windows facing forward since we were in the first row. And other footage we probably took from the observation platform, nothing special for filming. Thanks for watching!
Must do in life sounds like a awesome trip
Great scenery on this route!
2 days was a remarkable tour
Enjoy watching your videos, and always exciting where you both go next. The scenery is so beautiful and breathtaking along the way to Vancouver
I did this trip last year. It is a very special memory!!!
So Stunning, Gorgeous!!! The Fires Were So Very Sad. Here In Western Upstate New York We Had Smokey Hazy Days For Weeks On End From The Canadian Fires. Many Days We Had To Stay Inside With All Of Our Windows Shut. We Love Canada And It's Residents ❤, Our Neighbors 🇨🇦. Fun Trip 💕⭐, Thank You Both!!!
Simply loving you, guys! Please keep living your best life!
Thank You for this video! Beautiful Scenarios! Definitely on our Bucket List!!!
The bloopers are so cute ❤️😊 I'm a travel agent & I enjoy (as well as appreciate) your luxury train reviews . It helps me determine if I'll promote a particular trip!
What a lovely couple you make & a beautiful train journey thank you for taking us along with you.🙂🇬🇧👍
Every time I watch one of your "once in a lifetime" videos, I think, "That's the best!" No different with this one. I have been to Calgary and Banff, and it is one of my favorite places I've ever been. Another great video for your Jetsetters. Thanks!
Wow, Canada looks stunning.
What a fun journey, Jeb & Suzanne! I'm long retired so this is now on my travel bucket list. Thanks for sharing another great adventure.
I just love your videos - thank you for my virtual travel! You and Suzanne have a great time together and that adds a lot, too. As much as I enjoy your air travel, your train trips are my favorites 😍. Love seeing the people waving as you go by.
Nice to see you and Suzanne taking in the experience together. Seems delays are part of the charm. Gold is worth it, the views are everything. Great video.
Wonderful, Informative Video.... especially love the staff at stations and the general people waving goodbyes as the train passed by...
Absolutely stunning! What a scenery
Your videos are incredible. Well done and very informative. When someone can feel like they are on the trip with you, ya nailed it. Thank you.
Happy to hear you enjoyed the warm Canadian hospitality! I love your videos, and enjoyed this one a lot. I live in Kamloops, and you’ve reminded me of the beauty of our landscape. 🇨🇦😊
I have viewed several of the reports on this special train and by far, your video and commentary are the BEST! I always look forward to your next adventure.
What an amazing journey in one of the greatest countries in the World. Hope to see more Air Canada reviews too. Keep it up.
Oh please do the houseboat! Some of them are really nice Jeb! Thank you so much for what you do guys. I'm not able to do much traveling but I feel like I can still get a taste of the experience through you. You guys have the best travel channel on KZhead! Safe travels, from your neighbor on the other side of NC ❤
Loving every minute cause it makes me feel so ALIVE! Quite fitting ❤
Welcome to Vancouver! What an amazing looking trip, a bucket list item for sure!
Canada is a beautiful country. Its sceneries are spectacular! Enjoyed your video, Jeb.
Every year my husband I talk about taking this train trip. We live in the state# but family in Alberta and BC. The filming was wonderful and I look forward to the next one.
I live basically in the Rockies and I see that train very often! I'm just waiting for ski season to start; glad you guys enjoyed!