Crossing Into Canada With Our RV! Here's What REALLY Happens

Our Alaska RV Adventure officially enters Canada! After traveling all the way across the United States from Michigan to Montana, it's finally time to cross the Canadian border on our journey to Alaska. Border crossings can make many RV travelers nervous, especially after hearing stories from friends who experienced unexpected delays and problems. In this video, we show exactly how our crossing went and share tips that can help make your own border crossing smooth and stress-free. Our first Canadian stop is the breathtaking Waterton Lakes National Park, one of Canada's most underrated national parks and a perfect destination for anyone driving the Alaska Highway. Despite some rainy weather limiting our hiking plans, we still experienced some incredible scenery. During our visit we: 🇨🇦 Cross the U.S.-Canada border in our RV 🚐 Share border crossing tips for RV travelers 💦 Visit beautiful waterfalls in Waterton Lakes National Park ⛴️ Take the scenic boat cruise across Waterton Lake back into Montana ☕ Enjoy High Tea at the iconic Prince of Wales Hotel 🏔️ Explore one of the most beautiful stops on the drive to Alaska If you're planning an Alaska RV trip, driving the Alaska Highway, or simply looking for one of Canada's hidden gems, Waterton Lakes National Park deserves a place on your travel bucket list. 👍 If you enjoy our adventures, please Like, Subscribe, and join the Phase 2 Flock as we continue our incredible journey to Alaska! If you enjoyed the video, please leave a comment. We’d love to hear from you! Also, please remember to give us a thumbs up and SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://bit.ly/3DK9DvU    / @livingphase2   Please visit our website at: https://livingphase2.com where we cover a multitude of information, such as leisure activities, health, wealth, and family topics that are relevant to empty nesters and living in the second phase of life. For any products we mention that we have tried or recommend, you can find most of those linked in our Amazon Store, where if you click through there, we do make a small commission. However, we will never recommend a product we haven’t tried and wouldn’t use ourselves. Here’s the link to the store front: https://www.amazon.com/shop/nancyjacobs #alaska #rvalaska #rvlife #rvtravel #canada #WatertonLakes #WatertonLakesNationalPark #bordercrossing #alaskahighway #motorhome #nationalparks #travelvlog #roadtrip #LivingPhase2 #explorecanada