Lake Louise Inn

Jeff and Allison drive up to Vancouver Island, across to Banff, up to Jasper, then home via Glacier National Park.

... for uphill hiking still in its infancy we decided to take a photo from the base, read the sign and continue towards Lake Louise. Leaving down the highway information board listed the road as bare, although Rogers Pass had run out of gas. Fortunately we ...

... views of the snow-capped mountains and glaciers all the way across are superb.     Today has ben a relaxing day at Lake Louise.   We are staying at the Chateau Lake Louise which is very nice and we have a superb view of the ...

... able to tell, and I like garlic. I had a lunch buffet today and pocketed some rolls - now I'll just need some cheese. Lake Louise is beautiful and walking around the lake I remembered being there in 1969 on a family vacation. When I was here before, ...

... Intial thoughts on Lake Louise, a) its very beautiful and b) it has a very expensive supermarket. We're booked into the Lake Louise Inn for a few nights and hope to follow some wholesome pursuits now we've reached the rockies. You'll hear more of ...

... the holidays the mountain was very busy with long line. I was visiting some friends who worked out there so I stayed in The Lake Louise Inn for 3 days. I tried to reserve a spot in the hostel but it was fully booked. Since I was staying in my friend's ...

... the time zone change entering Alberta.  We arrived in Lake Louise around 4:30 p.m.  We had  reservations already made at the Lake Louise Inn.  Bob decided that he was going to continue riding further East and get a head start on his ride for the next ...

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Monday 4th  Oct 2010 - Jasper to Lake Louise (Rain overnight, cloudy and cool) We had our breakfast at the hotel buffet again this morning and wasn’t long before we were outside waiting for the Sundog Bus to pick us up.  There are only 5 ...

... least half of it was on a two lane road with occcational passing lanes provided through the mountain inclines.  We reached Lake Louise Inn about 9:30 p.m. as we lost another hour when we entered Alberta, plus we made a couple short stops along the ...

Well after a relatively restless nights sleep we got up and hit the road for Banff this morning. The Lake Louise Inn was nice, however not being able to turn off the heat made it a rather warm evening. On the road today it was only a few short drive of ...

... , signing up for a rafting trip the next day on the Kicking Horse river just outside Yoho National Park. Our next stop was Lake Louise. We drove up to the Lake Louise hotel and spent a few hours up there.....taking pictures beside the lake, watching all ...

... of Alberta is also named for Princess Louise.  As it was lunchtime it was a good opportunity to visit the Chateau Lake Louise, a world famous hotel  ........... The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise lies on the eastern shore of the Lake.  The ...

... we could really enjoy it. I was hoping the day would be nice like all of the others we had been having, and I wasn't disappointed!!! Lake Louise is just beautiful; it is so turquoise in colour you just love looking at it. It is cloudy when you stand on ...

... nbsp;           change - sum thing else - spice of life... ( don 't tell louise !  )  - yepp -                nyce Hoe tell ...

... 50kms from Banff so the drive wasn’t long. Upon exiting the highway, we drove up the inclined road towards the mountain range. Lake Louise is higher in elevation than Banff so I was expecting it to be chilly, but the sun was shining so it made for ...

... that flow to the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic Oceans.  We continued on, entered Banff National Park and checking into the Lake Louise Inn for the night.     On Thursday, I went to the Park Information Centre to ask the Rangers ...

... out to capture the wildlife. I can't complain too much; I grabbed my camera and did them same! We continued on to Lake Louise and the Canadian Pacific hotel, recommended to us by the Great Great Aunties. Canadian Pacific is one of the transcontinental ...

... green, they help create the classic image you have of the Rockies with the snow capped mountains and  the forests. Lake Louise is very touristy because of the turquoise coloured water. Unfortunately, there is a large hotel (the Chateau) ...