Tan - Y - Bryn B&B
118 Otter St, Banff
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Tan - Y - Bryn B&B Banff

118 Otter St Banff, Banff National Park, Canadian Rockies, Alberta, T1L 1B3, Canada

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Again on the Parkway

A travel blog entry by josep7778

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Monika wakes up before than me and prepares everything for leaving. When I have finished my shower, all is set to go, except for the bill. The owner is waiting for us downstairs, and we can pay her and go away. Our stops on the way:
-Wabasso Lake.
-Horseshoe Lake.
-Sunwapta Falls (Upper & Lower).
-Stutfield Glacier.
-Tangle …

Another hard day

A travel blog entry by josep7778

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Difficult to sleep because of the bed, the noise... but the breakfast our host serves us at the room, with home made croissants makes it worth. We have planned a lot of things for today:
-Johnson Lake.
-Two Jake Lake.
-Minnewanka Lake.
-Johnson Falls (Upper & Lower)
-Johnston Canyon.
-Ink Pots trail.
-Silverton Falls …

Banff (or Sian does The Great Outdoors)

A travel blog entry by sianashworth

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After the joys of another overnight bus and yet another trip to Calgary Greyhound station, I'm in the Candianian Rockies. The scenery is spectacular...I cannot describe it with any justice but I am literally sat on the bus open-mouthed as we continue on Highway 1, gawping at the mountains and the weird clouds. I get off the bus about 9am and …

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... the start of the canyon was easy going as the snow was only a thin layer on the bitumen. There was obviously nobody at the picnic area and the snow drift had pushed the door of the toilets open a bit.

We ran into a bit of an obstacle before we even started going in because ice had melted and refrozen over the first bridge! It was too slick to walk on so we ended up having to ...

Coming Round the Mountain

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... Springs Hotel. I walked up the road towards the Tunnel Mountain trail with the intention of climbing it, but when I got to the trail I saw that I was not adequately prepared. The trail was too icy and slick for normal hiking boots and when I turned to walk back down to the town I fell right down on my ****. Nothing broken just a bit sore in the arms.

I took the road back to downtown and picked a few things up from the shops and was back home by 4pm. Not a bad day in all!
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