Banff is beautiful!

[Jason Carlisle]

I assume there are no anxiety as to availability of superchargers in between.

Planning on trip there too and Glacer NP vis NorCal but pulling na RV with several camping stops.

I'm happy you had a wonderful time.

I would have a bit of range anxiety from Whistler to Kamloops if you are pullling there is an EV charger that isn’t a supercharger that would service your needs but that is the only stretch you would want to really look into

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[bmek]

Great photos!

I'm planning a trip with my CyberBeast from California to Vancouver Island, then across to Kelowna, north via Kamloops to Jasper, then Edmonton and south through Calgary, Montana, Utah and Nevada to California in early July this year.

Your photos are inspiring!

 

[Jhodgesatmb]

Loving our time up here

It IS beautiful. I haven't been there in decades but it looks the same. Do they have superchargers there now? Jealous!!!

 

[Alan]

Plenty of superchargers along the trans Canada now. Drove my daughters y from Seattle to Calgary in February.

 

[Gilbertus]

Great photos!

I'm planning a trip with my CyberBeast from California to Vancouver Island, then across to Kelowna, north via Kamloops to Jasper, then Edmonton and south through Calgary, Montana, Utah and Nevada to California in early July this year.

Your photos are inspiring!

Hey, great trip. I came back last week from Vancouver (I also visited Tesla Langley where I saw my first only in Canada Cybertruck), after visiting my daughter in red mountain and also went through Kelowna.

 

[love@1sight]

Jason, this is beautiful and love the white wrap and snow I am in Portland, OR and will plan this trip to Banff this summer. I am expecting delivery on the 05th May. Can you tell me about this trip? Are there enough superchargers ? Any thing that you want to be aware of? Any information willl be helpful.

 

[Crissa]

In some beaches in Oregon, you can try how the cybertruck handle sand as they allow it in there.

Some in Washington, too. Good dense basalt sand instead of the fluffy stuff down in SoCal. Just don't drive into a stream or seep on a beach and don't let the tide catch ya ^-^

-Crissa

 

[jerhenderson]

Yep. Jasper too.

 

[CyberTruckeeTheOne]

Yep. Jasper too.

Thsnks, an extension of the trip to consider to another Canadian National Park.

 

[Whmorken]

Great photos!

I'm planning a trip with my CyberBeast from California to Vancouver Island, then across to Kelowna, north via Kamloops to Jasper, then Edmonton and south through Calgary, Montana, Utah and Nevada to California in early July this year.

Your photos are inspiring!

Did that trip over 50 years ago with wife and 2 children, one and three. Took 8 weeks, camping. Savor every minute. Enjoy the Tetons. My wife can point out our original camp site there today and we now live a few miles away. CB on order, configured, coming soon…

 

[Jason Carlisle]

It IS beautiful. I haven't been there in decades but it looks the same. Do they have superchargers there now? Jealous!!!

Not in Banff but they have Tesla destination chargers at the moose hotel and up at the hot springs

 

[Jason Carlisle]

Jason, this is beautiful and love the white wrap and snow I am in Portland, OR and will plan this trip to Banff this summer. I am expecting delivery on the 05th May. Can you tell me about this trip? Are there enough superchargers ? Any thing that you want to be aware of? Any information willl be helpful.

We went North to Whistler, then to Kamloops as an almost half way point. No problems with chargers to this point. I do recommend a full charge to Kamloops as no superchargers in between to avoid range anxiety. Midway is an EV charger in a pinch that we saw on the route. To Banff was easy but no super chargers in Banff. The Moose Hotel (probably more) have Tesla chargers in their lot that were free to use and weren’t over crowded. The Banff hot springs also had chargers.

We then headed down to Cranbrook for the night and super chargers as we head down to Idaho. That’s where we are so far in the trip

 

[CyberTruckeeTheOne]

We went North to Whistler, then to Kamloops as an almost half way point. No problems with chargers to this point. I do recommend a full charge to Kamloops as no superchargers in between to avoid range anxiety. Midway is an EV charger in a pinch that we saw on the route. To Banff was easy but no super chargers in Banff. The Moose Hotel (probably more) have Tesla chargers in their lot that were free to use and weren’t over crowded. The Banff hot springs also had chargers.

We then headed down to Cranbrook for the night and super chargers as we head down to Idaho. That’s where we are so far in the trip

I suppose Tesla's on board planner was very useful?

 

[love@1sight]

We went North to Whistler, then to Kamloops as an almost half way point. No problems with chargers to this point. I do recommend a full charge to Kamloops as no superchargers in between to avoid range anxiety. Midway is an EV charger in a pinch that we saw on the route. To Banff was easy but no super chargers in Banff. The Moose Hotel (probably more) have Tesla chargers in their lot that were free to use and weren’t over crowded. The Banff hot springs also had chargers.

We then headed down to Cranbrook for the night and super chargers as we head down to Idaho. That’s where we are so far in the trip

Thank you Jason. This detail is very helpful. Appreciate much. Have a safe travels. Cheers.

 

[Klyde]

hopefully i can drive my S to Banff someday from Toronto! Wonderful pics!

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