Kootenay National Park in British Columbia is 1,406 square kilometers of pure beauty, bordering Banff National Park; many visitors may not even know they entered a new park when traveling along the Banff-Windermere Highway. The best way to see this gorgeous park is to hop on Hwy 93S, which connects Banff to Radium Hot Springs, …
In Kootenay National Park, just after leaving Banff, you’ll come across one of the most beautiful canyon hikes in the Rockies. Far from the madding crowds of Johnston Canyon, Marble Canyon is an excellent alternative for those wanting a quieter yet still accessible experience that can be completed in a short amount of time. I …
Floe Lake is a pristine glacial oasis located on the edge of Kootenay National Park in British Columbia, just west of Banff National Park. The high elevation keeps Floe Lake snowbound for most of the year, but those who make the journey during the summer and early fall are well-rewarded for their efforts. Verdant meadows …