Bow Lake Alberta

... of talus cones on the adjacent peak, which were of particular interest to me!! We moved on after photos and headed just down the road to Bow Lake, another glacial lake, the Bow glacier at the end of the valley providing a perfect backdrop, again we had a ...

... have no feeling in your feet, but I wanted to do it because I would never be able to do that back home. We stopped off at Bow Lake for some lunch and soaked in the views. All the scenery here is so beautiful! We then made our way to Moraine Lake to ...

... , a banana and an England Cricket hat. From Peyto lake took the Parkway back towards Banff stopping to look at Bow Lake and the Bow Glacier that feeds it (interesting to note that apparantly the retreat of that glacier has actually slowed in recent ...

Leaving Banff and heading towards Jasper, our first stopp off was at Bow lake along the way to the Icefields Parkway. Bow lake was covered with a thin layer of ice. Tim guaranteed us that today, we would see a wolf. It turned out to be Peyto Lake which ...

... . Dar's favorite mountain spot as she breathed in the crisp alpine air while the the sun's glorious rays was shining on her. - Bow Lake & Bow Glacier: We took a mini hike here guided by Alex. One of Alex's favorite things to do is hike, he can ...

... is getting super fast ) we went for a swim in the 'refreshing' lake. Then we went to see the Sunwapata Falls and another lake called Bow Lake. Saturday 10.30 km is a long way, and our feet know it!  We walked to the suspension bridge on the ...

... and very beautiful.  It was covered in a thick layer of snow despite it being June and we then went on to Bow Lake nestled in Bow Glacier before heading to our last stop of the day Mistaya Canyon. A sign at the entrance to the Canyon informs you ...

... for this, hence having the car for three days - I knew that my time in the sun would come! Besides, I still got great views of Bow Lake and the Sunwapta Falls, so I was happy enough when I arrived at the hostel in Jasper. Janet was there as well, and ...

... (bus) to the Athabasca Glacier where we nearly froze to death but it was worth it.  Afterwards we stopped for a look at Bow Lake - beautiful again then onwards to Banff.  On the way we spotted a mother Grizzly bear and her cub walking along the ...

... the rRockies, it was beautiful! After about 10 minutes in the freezing cold we pushed on for a second visit to Bow Lake, again the different weather conditions providing a completely differing expereince, great! The next stop eagarly anticipated, another ...