In the morning, we decided to take a scenic drive to Red Rock Canyon by way of a tiny mountain road. After that harrowing adventure, we headed off to Banff National Park.

We noticed that the Parks Canada rangers always greet us by saying “Hello! Bonjour!”. In addition, the signs in the parks are bilingual, while the regular road signs in Alberta are only in English. The Canadian park rangers are as helpful and friendly as the American park rangers.

Our campsite was the Tunnel Mountain Trailer Court. It is a pretty long walk from the Trailer Court to Banff town. There is a shuttle from the for $2/person that runs fairly frequently, but we decided it would be more time-efficient to just drive into town and park our RV outside the downtown area.

I’m beginning to worry that this trip is too long. I think 5 days is a good length for an RV trip. Any more than that and I fear that I may slowly go mad. Only ~2500 miles to go…