Canadian Rockies: that's a mighty fine moose eh

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > The Great Outdoors > Canadian Rockies: that's a mighty fine moose eh

Catatron Prime: Aug 23, 2010; IT ME; Toilet Rascal

Picnic Princess posted:

Oh jeez, I forgot I had that name. That was a while ago!

I haven't spent much time in Ontario, I was born there but moved to Alberta when I was 11 days old. I mostly just go there to visit family so the most I get to see of the place is from cars between cities. Where I really want to go is the territories, especially the Great Slave Lake area or Baffin Island. A major part of that is the fact that it is the shield. I want to see rocks that are 3 billion years old. There's some insane mountains on Baffin that make the Rockies look boring.

Goddamn those mountains are amazing! The scale of Canada is just absurd to me... I was thinking oh, I wonder if I could drive up there from the US (Great Lakes area), but ahahahahaha gently caress no. Are the even roads that service large swaths of northern Canada?

I would love to take a motorcycle camping trip up through Canada to Alaska one of these days.

Do you ever get around to the other parts of Canada, or just largely spend most of your time in Calgary?

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