Blue Mountain Lodge
137 Muskrat St. , Banff
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Blue Mountain Lodge Banff

137 Muskrat St. Banff, Banff National Park, Canadian Rockies, Alberta, T1L 1C4, Canada

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Beautiful Banff

A travel blog entry by katie_leea

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Greetings from Blue Mountain Lodge in Banff, Alberta. Leea here, going for her 20th straight hour in the same room. I seem to have picked up a nasty stomach bug that has rendered me bedbound. Only just coming good now so I'm well enough to type an update while the others are out snowboarding (I'll get my turn soon!)
Katie and I arrived …

Oh Banff, how I love thee!

A travel blog entry by netted64

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Netted64 stayed here on Oct 15, 2011 during their trip titled: The Lone Arranger.

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To Banff

A travel blog entry by lmc193

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... National park. Before coming to canada I had visions of being awe inspired by the beauty of lake louise....no where in any of the tourist literature does it say it would be frozen at the end of march! Maybe I just didnt do enough research but as you can imagine on reaching lake louise, paying for a park pass and then finding out that "the earliest we've known it to thaw is the 27th May" from the tourist information, I was lets just say a ...

Fun Facts

A travel blog entry by danielpinno

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... Rockies gets enough Vitamin D from the sun.
- It is impossible to save any money in Banff despite the fact there are no bills. Somehow all the money is spent on food and alcohol.
- You can spot a Canadian walking down the street because his jacket is open. You can spot an Australian walking down the street because he is wearing two jackets.
- There are no prostitutes or strip clubs allowed in Banff National Park. However, alcohol and bars are certainly in abundance.

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Johnston Canyon and Lake Louise

A travel blog entry by danielpinno

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Howdy folks,

On Thursday the plan was to rent a car and go see the ice sculptures up at Lake Louise, but luckily we managed to borrow a car from a friend of a friend. So Christian, Adam, Steffie and I drove west up the Trans-Canada Highway towards Lake Louise. We turned off onto the Bow Valley Parkway and travelled up to Johnston Canyon which Adam had seen the previous week and told us it was good to see.

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