Monarch Bed & Breakfast
317 Canyon Close, Canmore
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Monarch Bed & Breakfast Canmore

317 Canyon Close Canmore, Canadian Rockies, Alberta, Canada

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Reflecties en bergen

A travel blog entry by peterluxem

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... bij de volgende reis). HW 40 is een adembenemende weg waarop ik een aantal tussenstops doe om wat foto's te nemen van deze prachtomgeving. Na een tijdje kom ik op HW1 terecht, dit is een heuse autosnelweg, met 2 banen in elke richting afgescheiden met een berm; je mag hier warempel 110, en ik was hier 80 aan het rijden, niet moeilijk dat de trucks mij inhaalde.
Het duurt niet lang voordat ik afslag Banff zie, de eerste afslag is diegene die ik moet hebben en ...

Murderous Mud

A travel blog entry by jpsandblad

3

... beautiful but we were just a bit too tired to appreciate it.

We forced down a tomato rice-soup more due to need of food than by enjoyment and went to bed at 7.30pm. Julie managed to read a few pages in "Prozac Nation" but I was too tired to read so just stared at the tent ceiling for a while. We were both asleep well before sunset (unless you count when the sun goes down below the nearest peak of the Vermilion Range just west of us, in which case it was at about ...

Takakkaw!!

A travel blog entry by tuffychloe

15

... the last time we were here how neat the spiral tunnels are, so we decided to see if we could get to the tunnel overlook in time to see the train spiral through. The tunnels were built to make this section of the railway a lot less steep. Before, it was so steep that most trains were out of control, and it was uncommon to have a train that was in control. But now with these spiral tunnels, it is a more gradual slope (and thus a lot safer), and ...

Ice Fields...aka...Ice Parking Lot!!!

A travel blog entry by oppenheimers

3
7

... as the eye can see. And, on one side of the road, there are huge terraced granite mesas...on the other, peaked glaciers with dustings of snow. Every 20 or so kilometers, there is a lake...more like a reflecting pool, that takes your breath away.

After about an hour of driving, CO and I switched, and I continued the trek to the ice fields. At some point, I realized that the passenger side of the car had amazing views of the granite ...

If you go into the woods today...

A travel blog entry by aslightdetour

49

... possible bear print in the snow whilst on a hike and we apparently just missed seeing a black bear, who had swum across the river and ambled back into the woods near Lake Maligne, according to other hikers.
However, there was plenty of other wildlife to see. We spotted numerous deer and elk, many cheeky squirrels (one of whom climbed all over Michael hoping for a bite of his lunch), a coyote marking his territory ...

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