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Tuesday, August 8, 2017

Waterton Lakes National Park

Monday, July 31, we drove into Alberta, Canada, to tour Waterton Lakes National Park which is adjacent to the north boundary of Glacier National Park.
Waterton Lakes is 195 square miles.
Prince of Wales Hotel, Built in 1926 on
the Shore of Upper Waterton Lake
We enjoyed a delicious lunch of Shepherd's Pie
at the Hotel.
This traditional English dish is made with
ground beef and lamb, vegetables and
topped with whipped potatoes.
A Hike Along the Red Rock Canyon
at End of Red Rock Parkway
Cameron Lake at the end of Akamina Parkway
Bighorn Sheep along the Akamina Parkway
Boarding the "International", Built in 1927,
for a Shoreline Cruise of
Upper Waterton Lake
Sitting on the Top Deck for Outstanding Views
We stopped at Goats Haunt deep
in Glacier NP, Montana.
This is actually a port of entry, with customs agents,
and can only be reached by water or hike.

2 comments:

Teri said...

We were in Waterton in 2010. In fact, it was my birthday and we had lunch at the Trappers Mountain Grill with dessert at the Welch’s Chocolate Shop. I loved the little cottages will all the flowers! We even saw some black bears.

Y’all are really putting in some miles and seeing some great places!
It's wonderful to see the Bighorn sheep. We're always looking out for them. They are hard to find.

Virginia said...

Isn't it Great to spend special occasions in very special places?