Red Rock Canyon Waterton Lakes National Park

... night I’ll have tomorrow to write up as well. Start of a slippery slope! Our aim today was to get to Waterton Lakes National park, in Canada. Our plan is one day hiking, one day touring, so today was the latter and good timing to give Tegz’s ...

... to the Sun Road. Instead of looking down precipices or across deep valleys we looked up at gorgeous mountains.  Walking Red Rock Canyon and Blakiston Falls took a bit more than an hour.  We slowly cruised back toward town stopping at ...

... dropping to 38 and windy.  We put on our rain-suits and hiked anyway.  There were two hikes, one through the Red Rock Canyon, and one to Blakiston Falls.  The hikes were both worth doing, but we would  have enjoyed them more in ...

... and swim underwater, if needed, to catch its meals. Up early the next day, broke camp and headed for Waterton National Park - “where the Prairies meet the Mountains.” This Canadian National Park adjoins the US Glacier National Park and is ...

... möglich nochmal in Angriff nehmen - wenn das Fahrrad da ist, vielleicht sogar schon am Sonntag. Die 20 km bis zum Red Rock Canyon sind eigentlich relativ entspannt und gehen nur leicht bergan - am meisten hat noch der Gegenwind genervt. Als ich wieder ...

... Motor auszumachen - aber die Fahrt alleine war auch schon unglaublich schön. Die Täler sind einfach herrlich - insbesondere das zum Red Rock Canyon. Das Tal zieht sich erst ein bisschen durch wellige Prärie und dann wird es immer steiniger und man ...

... hier keiner mehr Geld übrig hat... :oS Morgen wollte ich vielleicht mit noch jemanden eine längere Wanderung am Red Rock Canyon (evtl. ins Bauerman Valley) unternehmen... mal schauen, was das Wetter morgen für Überraschungen bereithält :o) Einen ...

Three days of driving took us through Utah, Idaho, Montana and across the Canadian border to Waterton Lakes National Park. It is adjacent to the Glacier National Park in Montana, and together the two Rocky Mountain parks are called the ...

... keep cool, we are sitting here with jacket and gloves, drinking hot chocolate to try to keep warm. We drove up the Red Rock Canyon Parkway, "where the mountain meets the prairies" and caught a black bear and her cub just prancing around on the hillside ...

... but wasn't prepared for the 'ghost town' of late fall.  We saw more deer than people! The drive up to Red Rock Canyon did not disappoint.  The rain/snow that had moved through earlier int he day really made the views magnificent.  Our ...