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Walking around this lake is breathtaking.
156 km from Central Kootenay C
This young osprey had either been unsuccessful returning to the nest or injured itself on an early flight and was perched on a large boulder beside the highway in the Kootenays just south of Nakusp. It is puffed up to as large as it can get to intimidate me into leaving. Out of respect I only snapped a couple of images and scooted.
Experienced by Rick Rogers
174 km from Central Kootenay C
From the balcony of my room Radium Chalet
199 km from Central Kootenay C
1/3 of the way up, Indefatigable Mountain near Kananaskis Improvement, Alberta, Canada
Experienced by Stephen Bacso
207 km from Central Kootenay C
Mount Assiniboine in the Banff National Parc. Rockies Mountains, British Colombia Canada
213 km from Central Kootenay C
Mount Assiniboine is truly a unique glacial mountain in BC
Experienced by David Wirzba
213 km from Central Kootenay C
Hiking into Mount Assiniboine via Banff National Park
Experienced by Karl Lee
213 km from Central Kootenay C
Banff National Park warden cabin while hiking into Mount Assiniboine via Banff National Park
Experienced by Karl Lee
213 km from Central Kootenay C
Moose spotted while hiking out from Mount Assiniboine via Banff National Park
Experienced by Karl Lee
213 km from Central Kootenay C
Hiking into Mount Assiniboine via Banff National Park
Experienced by Karl Lee
213 km from Central Kootenay C
Hiking into Mount Assiniboine via Banff National Park
Experienced by Karl Lee
213 km from Central Kootenay C
Hiking into Mount Assiniboine via Banff National Park
Experienced by Karl Lee
213 km from Central Kootenay C
Hiking into Mount Assiniboine via Banff National Park
Experienced by Karl Lee
218 km from Central Kootenay C
Daybreak we woke up at a truck stop after crossing the border from Washington State into B.C. late the night before. As we got closer, the mist mountains grew taller and waters crystal blue. Our first taste of this trip was Vermilion Crossing in Kootenay National Park on our way to Banff.
224 km from Central Kootenay C
I’m a born and raised Albertan, and always been active in one respect or another - taking advantage of our mountains for Skiing, camping and casual hikes over the years. I finally came to realize that I’d never completed a summit on any mountains worth noting, and so I decided along with 3 other friends that this mountain would be my first. It was quite a challenge, but as you can see the views were amazing! It was well worth the effort, and I an experience I’ll never forget. Mt Sparrowhawk’s summit sits at around 10,250ft (approx).
226 km from Central Kootenay C
Misty mountains in Kananaskis Country, Alberta, CANADA
233 km from Central Kootenay C
Standing on Miners Peak, Canmore, AB
Experienced by Stephen Bacso
234 km from Central Kootenay C
We decided to tackle the steep trail to Ha Ling Peak in an attempt to catch the sunrise. The entire ascent was on one side of the mountain which was part of a valley of peaks. The trees shrouded any view and there wasn’t much to see even after we had past the treeline. The last few hundred meters were filled with scree and as we finally reached the peak, this was the first thing we saw and it all immediately became worth it.
Experienced by Tom Chen
234 km from Central Kootenay C
During a 20km cross-country ski trek, we paused while passing a bridge to take in the scenery around us, and capture the moment with a camera. This is Banff & the Rocky’s at it’s finest.
234 km from Central Kootenay C
Sitting on top of Miners Peak, Canmore, AB
Experienced by Stephen Bacso