September is unbelievably spectacular. Don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes.
Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus along with cooking and wine-paring seminars.
A variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop, the Tea House “challenge,” and a Swiss Guides exhibition to honor the intrepid pioneering spirit of legendary mountain guides.
Highlights
• Guided hikes from 1 hour to full day are available at several locations around Lake Louise from 1 – 30 Sept. Whether you are looking for the elevation advantage of a gondola or a small personalized experience this is the original way immerse yourself in Fall. If you would rather just discover on your own, a self guided hike might be the answer.
• Join local photographer Paul Zizka at the Lake Louise Gondola to learn more about capturing the magnificent fall colours in the workshop “From Smart Phones to SLRs – Taking Great Mountain Photographs”. 4 sessions between 9:30am – 2:30pm. *Space is limited, reserve today.• Climb aboard a trusty steed and Trail Ride amongst the larches. From September 1-30, select a short foray or a full day trip and experience authentic mountain travel with a Fall twist.
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• Find new ways to discover the mountains at this special time of year with cultural events featuring First Nations activities and the unique art, literature and photography of the Lake Louise area.
• Indulge in a variety of Chef prepared, fresh, local Fall seasonal fare presented to reward the insatiable appetite generated by the mountain air of Lake Louise. Select dining experiences available from September 1 – 30th at several fine locations.
• From September 1 – 30th, enjoy the serenity of self guided hiking with a special Fall reward of visiting two high elevation Tea Houses and experience a bygone age of alpine refinement.
• Find new ways to step into the golden mountain landscape by propelling a canoe across a pristine lake or joining a guided bike ride along the Great Divide.
For more information, please visit www.banfflakelouise.com
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