Kayaking the Bow River in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta.
Big Horn Sheep in Jasper National Park.
Horseback Riding on the Cave and Basin Trail in the Rocky Mountains.
Mountains on Sentinel Pass Trail in Lake Louise, Alberta.
Enjoying the views from Tunnel Mountain in Banff, Alberta, Canada

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Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada
Parks, Trails, Points of Interest
Banff National Park (Lake Louise Region)

Some of the parks, trails, points of interest and adventure destinations located in and near Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada including the Icefields Parkway in the Banff National Park.

	Banff National Park is Canada's oldest national park and one of the country's most visited year round mountain recreation parks. Established in 1885, the park runs along the same lines as the Continental Divide, the provincial border between Alberta and British Columbia, Canada. Including the Canadian Rocky Mountains. [more info]
	Bow River Trail is a popular hiking and mountain biking recreation trail, natural attraction, sightseeing destination and paddle route for canoes, rafts and kayaks in the Lake Louise area. [more info]
	Consolation Lakes Trail is a 2.7 kilometre one-way trail following near the banks of Babel Creek before connecting with two lakes in Consolation Valley surrounded by massive boulders and the Panorama Mountain Range of the Rocky Mountains. [more info]
	Icefields Parkway (Hwy #93) is a 230 kilometre (143 mile) activity corridor and a paved sightseeing highway exploring Banff and Jasper National Parks. The highway route runs parallel to the Continental Divide connecting Lake Louise with Jasper, Alberta, Canada. [more info]
	Lake Annette Trail follows a 6 kilometre trail along the banks of Paradise Creek eventually leading to Annette Lake which is located at the base of the northern slopes of Mount Temple. [more info]
	Lake Louise the lake, is an activity, sightseeing and resort destination located in Banff National Park popular for hiking, canoeing, rock climbing, teahouses and horseback riding. [more info]
	Lakeshore Pathway is very well maintained, level and easy going walkway. It measures about 2 kilometres long and follows the shores of Lake Louise. There are excellent views of glaciers and mountains. The trail is friendly to people of all ages and abilities. [more info]
	Larch Valley Trail is a 4 kilometre one-way hiking trail (8 kilometre return) leading to the base of the Valley of Ten Peaks, some alpine lakes and a beautiful mountain meadow. [more info]
	Moraine Lake is an aqua blue colored lake surrounded by mountain glaciers popular for picnicking, sightseeing and as an activity destination for canoeing, kayaking and hiking. [more info]
	Sentinel Pass Trail is an alpine trail measuring 5.8 kilometres one -way with an elevation gain of about 725 metres revealing some amazing amazing views. The mountain trail is considered a very difficult adventure route with many switchbacks, rock slides and, sometimes, snow. [more info]
	Plain of Six Glaciers Trail is a 11 km return hiking adventure leading up to an alpine teahouse and surreal views of 6 glaciers. It explores along the shores of Lake Louise, along the banks of Louise Creek and through a mountain moraine left behind by the Lower Victoria Glacier during the mid 1800s. [more info]
	Tramline Trail measures 4.5 kilometres one-way with an elevation gain of 200 metres. It is a route connecting the Village of Lake Louise with the shores of Lake Louise in the Banff National Park. [more info]
Louise Creek Trail: A 2.8 kilometre easy-going, one-way recreation trail exploring the shores of the Louise Creek easily accessible from the village of Lake Louise, Alberta.
Lake Agnes Trail: A popular 3.5 kilometre one-way hiking trail with an elevation gain of 396 metres leading to an alpine teahouse and two local natural attractions called the Big and Little Beehive.
Sheol Valley Trail: A challenging mountain hiking trail measuring 12 kilometres, taking 6 hours return, with an elevation gain of 595 metres before connecting with the Paradise Valley Trail.
Molar Pass Trail: A challenging 9.8 kilometre one way hiking route located on the Icefields Parkway near Lake Louise, Alberta. The trail follows Mosquito Creek up into a mountain pass.
Bow Glacier Falls Trail: A 4.6 kilometre one way hiking trail exploring a forest before leading to a waterfall. The adventure is located in the Icefields Parkway region of the Banff National Park.
Cirque Lake Trail: A 4.2 kilometre hiking trail leading to the shores of Cirque Lake while exploring the Waterfowl Lakes region located on the Icefields Parkway in Banff National Park.
Dolomite Pass Trail: A 9 kilometre one-way hiking trail with an elevation gain of 500 metres visiting the shores of Helen and Katherine Lakes before climbing to Dolomite Pass located on the Icefields Parkway region in Banff National Park.