Banff National Park p12
The first picture in this post was captured on the way up to the Lake Agnes Tea House. It's approximately a 2 hour moderate hike from the Lake Louise shoreline. The Tea House was built in 1901 by the Canadian Pacific Railway, originally as a refuge for hikers.
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Very beautiful pictures ! Amazing nature!
Thank you @picturesofsaab!
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Great shots! We were thinking about taking our RV across Canada next summer. You're pictures are selling it! Thanks!
You won't regret it @tpoh! Alberta and British Columbia are especially beautiful, and then there's eastern Canada..
Beautiful pictures my friend @ daveks congratulations for another great material
Thank you @jlufer!
Great photos. I use to live in the Kootenays and spent many summers in Banff National Park.
We lived there for 5 years, and since moving away usually go back every summer! Thanks @bola
Beautiful photo's! :))
Thanks @pilgrimtraveler!
Wow!!!
Thanks for sharing :)
Wow is a great way to describe that awesome hike @botonstory!
So beautiful place, I wish to visit one day!
Highly recommended @trueart, you won't be disappointed!