Post Hotel Lake Louise
200 Pipestone Rd Lake Louise, Banff National Park, Canadian Rockies, Alberta, T0L 1E0, Canada
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Soft Snow Shuffle
... navigating the trail. You can't really see what you are stepping on when snow is covering everything so it was precarious in sections; especially up the switchbacks.
Arriving at the top, we shuffled our way out to the viewpoint and sat down in the gazebo to have lunch. We were visited by another bird which wasn't shy in taking some dried fruit in exchange for a photo! The view was quite a contrast from the summer when I had been up there with Adam, Jenny and ...
Revisiting our honeymoon hideaways
... Banff and Lake Louise. We were hooked! Our honeymoon was spent visiting Banff, Lake Louise and Jasper enjoying the magnificent scenery.
We had lunch in Banff at Phil's Restaurant and began our trip eastward towards home. The mountains fell behind much too quickly and we entered the flat land of eastern Alberta. Our overnight stay was in Medicine Hat and we had dinner at Kelsey's Bar & ...
Amazing drive down the Icefields Parkway
We set off really early (for us) so we could take our time doing the 2 hour drive from Jasper to Lake Louise in Banff National Park. Getting up early also gives us some more wildlife encounters with Elk and a coyote. The Icefields Parkway is amazing - a highway where large commercial trucks are banned and you drive past impressive falls and amazing glaciers...just at the side of the road! Lake Louise has just a small tourist-based centre and a ...
Grijze start
... alles op te warmen, want dat was nodig.
Terug aangekomen bij de RV is de lucht helemaal opengetrokken, dat is nogal een verschil van zicht nu zie je de bergen. De kleurenpracht langs de weg is ook wonderbaarlijk, de herfst begint duidelijk zijn intrede te doen op deze hoogte. Ik kan het niet laten om hiervan een foto of twee/drie te nemen; om dan de weg verder te zetten.
Volgende stop: Peyto Lake, de vorige keer dat ik hier was, was ik niet content van de foto ...
Mountains of Fun
... 70 degree energy kicker climb to the ridgeline. The scramble was slow, but steady as we paused to take in views of the valley disappearing below us. Needless to say we were overcome with joy to reach the top which was a saddleback separating Mount Temple and Pinnacle Mountain.
The distinction between the two sides of the valleys couldn't be more different in contrast. While the hillside we had just scrambled up was a giant rock scree, the other side was more of ...



