• Location: Inside Banff National Park, Alberta Canada • Known for: turquoise water, Victoria Glacier backdrop, and iconic Fairmont Château Lake Louise • Activities: o Summer: Canoeing, hiking (e.g., Plaine of Six Glaciers Trail). o Winter: Skiing at Lake Louise Ski Resort, ice skating on the lake, snowshoeing. • Best Time to Visit o Summer (June to September): Vibrant turquoise lake o Winter (December to February): Frozen wonderland

• Location: 14 km from Lake Louise, nestled in the Valley of the Ten Peaks • Known for: Strikingly vivid blue water surrounded by rugged peaks • Activities: o Summer: Canoeing, hiking (e.g., Larch Valley and Sentinel Pass trails). o Photography: Best viewed from the Rockpile trail (short hike). • Best Time to Visit o Late Spring to Early Fall: Water fills from glacial melt, revealing vibrant colors.

• Location: 25 km west of Banff town along the Bow Valley Parkway • What Makes It Special: o A scenic hike through a stunning canyon with waterfalls, limestone cliffs, and lush forest. o Well-maintained trails with catwalks and bridges offering close-up views of the gorge. • Trail Highlights: o Lower Falls:  Distance: 1.2 km one way from the parking lot  Features: A charming waterfall you can view up close via a small tunnel.  Difficulty: Easy, with minimal elevation gain. o Upper Falls:  Distance: 2.7 km one way from the parking lot  Features: Larger waterfalls with viewpoints from above and below  Difficulty: Moderate due to a slightly steeper incline. o • Best Time to Visit o Summer: Lush greenery, flowing water, and accessible trails. o Winter: Frozen waterfalls create a magical winter wonderland. Ice cleats or crampons are recommended.

The Vermilion Lakes are a series of shallow lakes near the town of Banff, known for their tranquil atmosphere and rich wildlife. The wetland ecosystem around the lakes provides a habitat for many birds and other wildlife. Early morning and dusk are the best times to visit, as the calm waters reflect the surrounding mountains, creating a dreamy landscape. This is an ideal spot for photography, picnicking, and leisurely walks, offering visitors a chance to enjoy the peace and beauty of nature. On a peaceful day it will shows a very scenic reflection of Mount Rundle.

It is 2688m above sea level, it will take a professional hiker 7hours to go up, and 8hours to go down. Famous of it shape and good place for photo taking