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    Tourism Website of Banff National Park. Banff National Park is one of the most beautiful and oldest places in Canada. It is a spectacular place for newcomers, hikers, campers and nature lovers. There are plenty of adventures to discover and fun memories to capture. Adventures like camping, biking, kayaking, star-gazing and many more. And there is variety of mountains, forests, rivers and lakes you would love to see. Come and explore the wildlife and landscapes of Banff National Park! ​ Welcome to Canada's

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    Banff National Park Overview After an easy hike to the top of Tunnel Mountain just outside Banff townsite, I take a deep breath of the fresh pine-scented air that rushes past on a brisk westerly. From the summit, I overlook the turquoise bends of the Bow River, and see the peaks that are synonyms water with the park rise abruptly from the valley on all sides. From my vantage point, the bustling community of Banff is revealed as but a tiny square in the vast and varied quilt of Canada's Banff National

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    self! This incredibly scenic coastal drive takes you through some of the most beautiful wilderness areas in the Pacific Northwest. One place along this route where you simply must stop and take a better look is Cathedral Grove in MacMillan Provincial Park. Located on Cameron Lake, the Grove is home to giant Douglas fir trees, both very old and very impressive. It is located just northwest of Nanaimo, and is perfect for giving your legs a break from sitting. 2. Glacier Skywalk: Icefields Parkway Stretching

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    Wildlife Crossings Pros and Cons In 2015, the Washington State Department of Transportation began construction on a series of improvement to I-90, a key interstate that connects eastern and western Washington. The project includes many measures to improve traveler safety and efficiency such as avalanche bridges, expanded lanes, straightened curves, and replacement bridges (WSDOT-I-90-Snoqualmie Pass East, 2016). However, in addition to those changes, they are also adding controversial wildlife crossing

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    The terrains at Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows offer acres of beautiful ski area, trails and snow-filled areas for skiers, avid snowboarders and beginners. Within the area’s 2,400 skiable acres, there is a wide open bowl, long slopes, and lush forested area featuring abundant flora. What make the Squaw Valley ski resort so popular are the choices of ski trails available for each group of skiers. Whether you are a novice skier or an intermediate one, you will find enough skiing opportunities to enjoy

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    Vacation In Canada

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    AND TELLING A STORY) I would like to travel to Canada and while there, I would visit the cities of Quebec, Alberta, and Toronto.(THESIS STATEMENT) To begin with, I would visit the city of Quebec.The first place I would visit is the Battlefield Parks. They were originally built by the British to prevent the Americans from drawing close enough to lay siege to the walls of Quebec. Next I would visit Citadel also known as La Citadel. It is an active military installation. The Citadel is the oldest

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    Banff Research Paper

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    Travel Like the Locals Do in Banff Banff is one of the most popular destinations for tourists in Canada. Located in the mountainous area of Alberta, the outdoor attractions are varied and exciting, but what type of transportation do the have? How do the locals get around? There are two main modes of transportation that locals use, and the following is a description of each of them. Using a car or truck Of course, this is an important part of transportation in Banff, as is the case all over North

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    What are National Parks and why are they Important? Why should we protect them? Introduction: “Canada’s national, provincial and territorial parks are protected wilderness areas set aside by and for the people of Canada, forever. Parks are places we dream about – where we get inspired by nature’s beauty, spend time with family and friends, learn about nature, and enjoy healthy outdoor activities” (CPAWS, par. 1). Not only are these areas beneficial to us but they are home to many different species

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    Yoho National Park - Research Basic Information • Yoho national park is located in Field, British Columbia. • It is situated in the Rocky Mountains, specifically in the Canadian Rockies, which is a mountain range located in British Columbia and Alberta. • It was established in 1885 as Canada’s 2nd protected area. • Banff national park is located in the eastern part of it and Kootenay national park is located in the southern part of it. • Yoho national park was designated as a part of the United

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    12 Sights You Have To See In Banff If you’ve ever been on Instagram, it is highly likely that you’ve seen stunning pictures of an ice-blue lake overlooked by a magnificent mountain range, surrounded by dark green pine trees. While it may look like a scene out of a fairytale, the place does indeed exist, and it’s located in Alberta, Canada. Banff, both a town and the name of the National Park the town is located in, is considered one of the most beautiful places in Canada, if not the world. Here

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