The Lake Minnewanka in Banff National Park offers you a huge variety of natural attractions, including wildlife.
Big horn sheep frequent this area along with bears, cougars, wolfs and other animals – Banff wildlife.
When you visit Lake Minnewanka, you are most likely to see the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep.
And this video from the Banff National Park shows you a snippet from their journeys in the area.
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The Canadian Rockies – A Time Lapse Story
Over the second half of the summer, we took hundreds of pictures around the area of the Banff National Park, the Yoho Park and around the town of Canmore. The short film made out of the images tells a subtle story about life, people and Mother Nature. The name of the story: Two Worlds. If [...]
The Canadian Rockies Tours – A Perfect Day In Nature
As a fun project, over this Summer, we’ve compiled some video footage into this short film. If you like tours through the Canadian Rockies and get inspired by the beauty it offers you, you may want to take a look at this short film. It includes wildlife, mountain streams, lakes and even grizzly bears in [...]
Canmore Cooking Classes-Paintbox Lodge
If you happen to be visiting the Banff-Canmore area for a few days, check out the schedule for the Cooking Classes at The Paintbox Lodge in Canmore. Check out the chef’s website > Canmore Catering Fun, cozy, educational and most of all – extremely delicious : ). And if you’d like a little “taste” of [...]
Banff-Canmore-Lake Louise-Yoho Time Lapse Video
If you like the Canadian Rockies, then you may like this time lapse video featuring views from Banff, Canmore, Lake Louise and the Yoho National Park’s Emerald Lake. Banff and Lake Louise video plus a few more interesting sites – take a look if you have a moment.
Yoho Park-Emerald Lake-Spiral Tunnels Video
What’s to see in the Yoho National Park (… that is so close to the Banff National Park)? Make sure to visit the Spiral Tunnels, the Natural Bridge, and the amazing Emerald Lake. Only about 20 minutes West from the Lake Louise – the trip is worth your while. So, if you have before, take [...]
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