Mount Royal Hotel Banff
138 Banff Avenue Banff, Banff National Park, Canadian Rockies, Alberta, T1L 1A7, Canada
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Stop 7 - Banff
Mazdan stayed here on Jan 16, 2010 during their trip titled: Maz & Dan's North American Trip.
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Freaky Weather
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Tonight I volunteered as a 'meet and greet' at the Banff Life Christmas Dinner where we served about 300 people over the course of 3 hours. It was really good to see so many people come along and get festive. This week is also our staff Christmas dinner plus there is a Weihnachtsabendessen on Christmas Eve and another dinner on Christmas Day. I definitely won't be going hungry!
So with a week left until Christmas my thoughts are turning to those who ...
Johnston Canyon and the Inkpots
... We stopped at the top of the upper waterfall and I climbed out onto the waterfall edge. Adam came over and we both jumped across the 1 metre raging waterfall to the otherside, much to the dismay and horror of the others. After basking in our adrenaline-filled greatness, we jumped back over safely and continued on.
It was a steady climb out of the canyon and through the forest to the Ink ...
Twin Teahouse Trek of Terror
... set out to defy us. As we continued along the side, we viewed the unobtainable beauty of the Plain of Six Glaciers which stood before us in the distance. After ten uneasy minutes, we reached the base of a dusty and challenging vertical ascent. Digging deep into our souls we muster all the energy we required, we cautiously and slowly started the ascent. Our laborious breathing forced us to stop several times and curse the difficult environment ...
I'm a lumberjack, OK?
... the picture below.
We arrived Lake Louise a bit later than I thought because of the 1 hour time difference. We checked into the Paradise Bungalows and our very own log cabin hence the lumberjack connection.. See below for the view from the porch of our little cabin. That afternoon we went to see Lake Louise unfortunately the sun had gone down behind the ranges but the 1,000 or so other people and us two still enjoyed the view. I took a few images, the canoe with ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Mount Royal



