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Big Horn Inn Grande Cache

10019 100st. (Big Horn Highway) Grande Cache, Canadian Rockies, Alberta, T0E0Y0, Canada

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Hallo Rocky Mountains

A travel blog entry by jgoestocanada

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... dicht bei einander und so gebe ich meinen Koffer wieder in fremde Hände und organisiere mir etwas zu Essen, denn das Hostel liegt 7 km außerhalb des Ortes und somit kann man mal nicht eben noch ein paar Nudeln kaufen gehen. Ich bin also mit Essen für 5 Tage ausgestattet und habe meine sieben Sachen wieder beeinander und setze mich in den Wartebereich des Bahnhofes, um dort die Stunden abzuwarten bis mein Shuttle kommt. Doch um 15 Uhr schließt der Bahnhof ...

Leaving the Rockies behind.

A travel blog entry by thesairs

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... to get the most out of them! Our plan was to use 'The Milepost' in an effort to find a wide spot along the way in which to boon-dock for the evening.

Well, for the first time since crossing the border the weather decided to not cooperate. It didn't really rain but it wasn't exactly clear sailing either. It was gray, dreary and foggy - not the best of driving conditions. After a ...

Day 6 Wednesday

A travel blog entry by cfdgrunt

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337 Miles Today: Today started with a 7am wake up. Packed the bikes and headed out to find a little breakfast. After driving around town 2 or 3 times we ended up at a nice little breakfast spot. we stopped to gas up and headed out for Lake Louise. We where walking up the path to lake and we started to this carribian blue water surrounded by some of the ...

June 6 Alaska Trip

A travel blog entry by kbrech

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Sunday, June 6 Across the street from the Buckinghorse River Restaurant was a camp that catered to gas-patch crews. They looked like barricks, that would house approx 500 people. We saw charter buses, so I guess it was taking the crews to their perspective sites to work. We see many families in double wides, ...

16 Grande Cache

A travel blog entry by tombuttle

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... before finding a meadow in the Kvass Flats to camp under the shadows of Mount Braithwaite. The stars are spectacular when you are lying on your back in the middle of a meadow -- they pop out so quickly and brightly as the light fades. Hiked again to a different spot on Kvass Flats where we had mountains to view all around -- so peaceful and serene with only nature’s noises. Took a side trip to Eaton’s Falls on the return leg and then had our customary beer at the ...