Serenity can be found here. It's right off Icefields Parkway, you can't miss it. In off peak season…read moreit isn't as crowded with people and it's a bit more peaceful. There is ample parking too.

I only spent one evening at Waterfowl Lake on the way to Jasper. What I liked about it, was that…read moreit had a "laid back" crowd. The campground was reasonably quiet and even though there were lots of people, it wasn`t packed. There were a fair number of people there, but my impression was that they were there to enjoy the space. The scenery was gorgerous. I uplaoded some pictures of the sceneary around the campground. The camp sights are surrounded by tall trees, and there are washrooms and free firewood available. The campground was a little over $20 a night and you are able to pay by credit card, which was convenient.

Hiking to Bow Glacier Falls is a straightforward and worthwhile way to spend half the day exploring…read morein the Canadian Rockies. I wouldn't put it at the top of my To-Do List, but if you have plenty of time, then experiencing Bow Glacier Falls can be rewarding. First off, Bow Glacier Falls is located around the bend of Bow Lake right off Icefields Parkway. Simply park in the lot and walk towards the Bow Lake Lodge and the trailhead is situated behind the lodge. Interesting note...you can view Bow Falls from a distance right when you're starting off on the trail. Also, when the sun is shining brightly while walking, Bow Lake can reflect colorful images which enhances the hiking journey. Btw...the hike to arrive at the waterfall is 4.6 kilometers or 2.85 miles. I'd classify it as a moderate pathway, but appropriate for all families. Also nice about the trail is that it's barely elevated. You walk around the lake for the first 1/3rd portion and then you do a little climbing in the back half section. Bow Glacier Falls is 150 meters or 500 foot tall waterfall and has some cascading action happening where the water splashes over itself and lends towards a photogenic appearance. While heading towards the falls, you'll be trudging on top of rocks. It's a little bumpy so to speak. Pretty much though, it's choose your own adventure in arriving there. You have plenty of personal space for deciding how best to capture the sights of Bow Glacier Falls. I veered off to the right as after the initial drop, the cliff faced wall sort of obstructs views from the left hand side. But, lol, that's just me being particular about my picture taking. I noticed some hikers not even getting on top of the falls and instead just sitting down and appreciating the scenery from far away. Overall, Bow Glacier Falls is really efficient in getting to participate in quality hiking while enjoying lakeside and waterfall panoramas. I left here feeling a sense of accomplishment.

Felt very safe Lots of people around so not bad for a solo…read morecamper Bathrooms and showers Free firewood Bloody cold at night Easy in and outs Thanks! Loved it.

Closer to 4 stars. But here are the main points: The bathrooms are really outdated. And the showers…read moredon't have enough storage/bench areas for your items. I mean. When are you camping. This is like a must have. But the campgrounds are nice. There are tall trees and lush grounds. So enjoy that to the max. The next big perk is how *close it is to Lake Louise and Moraine. Don't mess with the electric fence. It's not a joke.

I've always dreamed of seeing Lake Louise! We came in early March, so we didn't get to see the…read morebeautiful waters as everything was frozen over, but it was still so pretty! Love how they even cleared out an ice rink and ice bar right on the lake and they were multiple people skating on the rink! I was a bit scared to venture out onto the frozen lake since I've heard horror stories of frozen surfaces breaking and people plunging in...but seeing as they literally had a rink paved out, I felt better safety-wise. There definitely are some small pockets of melted water where the ice is thinner along those edges, so I would just be aware of your surroundings.  Overall, such a beautiful lake and definitely worth visiting! I'll have to come back in the summer to check out its beauty out in a different season. We also didn't get the chance to hike, but I'm sure the trails are stunning as well!

The iconic landmark in Banff that everyone has to see! However since we came in early March, the…read morelake was frozen over and was a winter wonderland! Although we didn't get to see the clear blue waters of the lake, this was an entirely new view that was just as memorable! Note: You need a Banff Park Pass to enter! You can buy it online or at the booths when you get to the entrance of the park. - PARKING - We parked in the lot right next to the lake as directed by the parking attendants there. There's a lodge with bathrooms in the same parking lot too! You simply walk into the tree area, about 3 minutes, and you'll see the sign of Lake Louise and the lake beyond it! - EXPERIENCE - There are signs of thin ice, but there were so many people walking, running, and even sliding on the lake! We had shoe grips on just in case, which I think were nice to have as we walked - felt very sturdy! I did see other people without grips and they just had to walk a bit slower. They also had an ice rink and snow bar outside! - OVERALL - A beautiful sight to see, even in the wintertime!

Well organized, super friendly knowledgeable, and safe guides... Luca made it so much fun and got…read moreus all taking the perfect lines... And the rapids were absolutely killer!!! Got fully soaked from the Terminator sitting up front; complete blast. We did the lunch after, which was perfect... Can't recommend enough!

This was my first time white water rafting and honestly it was one of the best experiences I've…read moreever had. Wild Water Adventures is a well-oiled machine - safety guidelines, all the gear you need, clear instructions, changing rooms, bus trip to the river's edge, photos along the trip - they take care of everything and it all runs so smoothly. You don't have to worry about a thing, just enjoy the Kicking Horse River. I want to say a special thank you to our guide, Spencer, for making our trip so much fun and most importantly for keeping us all safe! Highly recommended.