Maligne Lake is a glacial lake that is just a 45-minute drive from the town of Jasper. It is one of the most serene lakes in all of the Canadian Rockies and prized for astounding natural splendor. It’s well worth a visit for anyone visiting the Canadian Rockies, and is a must-stop if you’re in …
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It’s no secret that the province of Alberta is home to some stunning lakes. Any visitor to Alberta probably “visit beautiful lake” on their list of things to do. Whether it’s a lake you can swim in, paddle around, or enjoy from the lakeshore and photograph in the summer, or skate on in the winter …
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Peyto Lake is the most famous lake in Banff National Park you’ve probably never heard of before. It’s a turquoise blue glacier-fed lake 40 km north of Lake Louise and a popular stop on the famous Icefields Parkway. The brilliant display of blue is fed by the Peyto Glacier high above the lake and part …
Like nearby Banff, Jasper National Park has some stunning lakes that will make any visitor happy with delight. Thanks to the many glaciers in the Canadian Rockies one can visit Jasper and enjoy the bright blue waters of glacial lakes, or sit back and relax on the canoe in a town favorite. No matter where …
Pyramid Lake in Jasper National Park is one of the best places to visit in Jasper. This lake is a wonderful kidney-shaped lake right at the foot of the iconic Pyramid Mountain. It’s a locals favorite and also a sight to see for all visitors to Jasper. Pyramid Lake is fairly big with a size …
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You’ve likely seen photos of Abraham Lake in Alberta whether you know it or not. Abraham Lake is well known for the dizzying amount of methane ice bubbles that are locked away in the lake’s clear ice during the winter months. This man-made lake on the North Saskatchewan River in David Thompson Country is a …
Two Jack Lake is a picturesque emerald green lake in Banff National Park with a sweeping view of Mount Rundle. The sweeping landscape attracts both visitors and locals in search of some fresh air. Its easy accessibility from the town of Banff makes it a great place to catch sunset or sunrise. No matter the …
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The lakes in Banff are famed around the world for their natural beauty. That is an impressive feat in Canada, the country with the largest amount of fresh water and the most lakes in the world. Banff National Park has no shortage of pristine wilderness and natural beauty which includes its resplendent lakes. You are …
Cascade Ponds is one of my favorite places to head to in Banff, when I just want to chill and enjoy my surroundings. Located right off the Trans-Canada, well before you reach Two Jack Lake or Lake Minnewanka you’ll come across Cascade Ponds. They are easily seen from the highway, but if you don’t know …
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There is no image more iconic of the Canadian Rockies or Canada for that matter than Moraine Lake. The alpine lake is a wild turquoise blue fed by glacier melt and set with a backdrop of the Ten Peaks. This pristine piece of wilderness draws in millions of visitors a year and once graced Canada’s …
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