Emerald Lake
Emerald Lake is located in the central part of the Canadian Rockies. Due to the rock flour formed by glacial erosion, the lake water appears in varying shades of green under sunlight, earning it the nickname 'Emerald of the Rockies.' Walking along the lakeside trail, you can enjoy the reflection of distant snow-capped mountains and nearby sturdy pines in the rippling green waters. In such a fairy-tale-like place, far from the noise and hustle of the city, all stress and worries can be swept away, allowing you to enjoy a sense of physical and mental pleasure and tranquility.
Natural Bridge
The Natural Bridge features two viewing platforms. Visitors can start from the parking lot, pass the first viewing platform, and cross a bridge to clearly see the magnificent sight of the Kicking Horse River rushing through the bridge hole. Although we cannot cross the Natural Bridge, we can stroll on the wooden bridge beside it, feeling the roaring and surging river beneath our feet and the coolness it brings. In the face of nature's marvelous display, we can't help but ponder and marvel.
Wapta Falls
Wapta Falls is located between Banff and Yoho Valley. It cascades down a 120-foot cliff and then flows into the dense woodland and rocky canyon below. There is a winding trail below the falls that leads travelers through the dense forest to the base of the falls to admire the spectacular waterfall. Whether you want to hike or seek some beautiful natural scenery, Wapta Falls is an excellent destination.
Lake O'Hara
Lake O'Hara is located in Yoho National Park in British Columbia, Canada. It is a mountainous attraction famous for its more than 20 lakes of various sizes, snow-covered rugged peaks, alpine meadows, and hiking trails of varying lengths. To protect the vegetation and ecology of the area, the number of visitors is limited. It is recommended to book the Lake O'Hara campground and lodges three months in advance.
Takakkaw Falls
The water source of Takakkaw Falls comes from the Daly Glacier. The water flows down the rugged rock surface, creating a breathtaking sight. Enter along the short hiking trail, passing through dense forests and rugged cliffs. For those seeking adventure, you can hike to the base of the falls, where the mist is refreshing and you can get a close-up view of the magnificent waterfall.
