Natasha

Natasha

Natasha calls Canmore, Alberta home. After traveling across seven continents and 90 countries with Cameron, she settled down in the stunning Canadian Rockies. She is a winter enthusiast and loves to snowboard, ice skate, and nordic ski and enjoy all the fantastic summer opportunities in Banff like hiking, scrambling, and biking. Learn more on the about us page!

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  1. Interesting and enjoyable read which takes me back to 1957 and my first visit with my husband to this beautiful lake. The road was narrow and gravel and a bit scary, especially on the return trip. We slowly and safely met a large chauffeur driven vehicle from New York and the eyes of the black driver were the size of saucers. Other great visits with kids and friends ended in the mid 90’s when we stayed at the lodge with English friends. What a lovely visit with dinner and watching the setting sun on the lake. The room rates were not astronomical then and the food was excellent.
    Now I think I will go back to your article and reread your advice with memories of then and now.

    Eileen F
    Invermere BC

  2. I love your blog! So much helpful information!! I’ve booked a trip to Banff this year for Oct 8 – 12 at Emerald Lake Lodge. My goal was to avoid crowds but still be able to see the lakes in all their glory. I really want to go canoeing too, but I don’t want to be freezing my tail off while I’m doing it. The more I research, the more I wonder if I should cancel my October 8-12 trip and book for mid June 18 – 21. If you had to choose between those dates, which would you choose?