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Good people, Bad Kitchen and a Great Mountain
So I haven't been able to follow my triumphant first post with second riveting tale of adventure until now so I'll try and rattle off the last two days all in one lump post.
Yesterday morning everyone managed to meet up in the Lobby of the travel lodge for the first time before we set off to Banff. Well I say everyone, our rep Lee was …
Training
Ah Training, It's basically relearning something you didn't realise you sucked at.
First day of training has been completed, and it started in the way that many days over the next two months will start, on the bus. I didn't realise before I came out but the lodge is actually about 14 minutes drive from the resort and even crosses a …
Gorgeous Lake Louise
On the journey between British Columbia and Alberta is the Great Divide. We were able to have one leg in the water going to the Atlantic and one in the Pacific with also the Arctic, all leading to Hudson Bay. We walked the length of Lake Louise, visiting each Tea House, and dipping our feet in the water at the top that came from the Glacier...it …
Debbies Birthday
... middle of the wilderness to go for a walk and take a gander at one of the many waterfalls. Horseshoe creek and falls which were very beautiful the aroma of the pines and the taste of the water from the creek again cannot be explained in words I will leave it as an unforgettable experience. Back in the copter Deb takes the co-pilot seat for the remainder of the flight. The home base is located on ...
Mountains of Fun
... the fantastic colour of the water.
We went on Lake Louise Gondola. The gondola goes over an area that has 12 grizzly bears living in it. Unfortunately we didn't see any, but we did see great views of the peaks and Lake Louise on the other side of the valley.
We walked the Plain of Six Glaciers trail, 12.1km return. The trail starts at Lake Louise, another brilliant lake, green in clolour surrounded by glaciers. The walk ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsThe Great Divide Lodge Field
“The Great Divide”
Reviewed Jul 9, 1998
We stopped at the point where the water goes off in different directions...unique.
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