I’ve got some random Banff photos for you today. The first photo was captured at Cascade ponds, located just across the highway from the town of Banff, and the beautiful mountain is the one and only Rundle

When you are in a resort town and the weather is cool and windy, what do you do? Well roam around and take pictures right?! The natural thing to do — so I did. Mount Rundle is a staple here in the Bow

This is Cascade Mountain, arguably Banff Park’s most famous mountain. Easily recognizable, and can be seen quite prominently from Banff avenue. These photos were not taken from Banff avenue, but from a

Wondering around the townsite of Banff — with toque on (beanie for our American friends, why do they call it beanie anyways? Sounds weirder than toque..). Typical November weather in the Canadian Rockies.

November is a transitional month in Banff, meaning too late in the season for canoeing and other general Summer activities, but too early for skiing and snowboarding. Once in awhile if the weather is nice,

It’s Friday again, Friday the 14th of August. We are well into Summer now and hopefully yours is going well. July took me to Waterton lakes park and Kananaskis country; plenty of photos to share with you

I had to make yet another stop on the road home from Radium, B.C. Why you might ask? Well there’s this turquoise river called Kootenay which was flowing by the highway, and I really wanted to capture a

A few more klips of the magnificent Kootenay river, captured on my journey home from Radium, British Columbia. I am quite far behind in posting pictures, truth be told. These klips were shot last September

Have you ever imagined what heaven on earth might look like? I think I found it here. Half-way across a bridge, peering down at the gorgeous Kootenay river in the morning hours. Stellar weather, pristine

Man I just love this river. This is the Kootenay river. Looking at it from this angle really brought out the colours, the turquoise in particular. As I have mentioned plenty in the past, the colour comes

Heading home after a wonderful few days in and around Radium, British Columbia. So many great places to stop along the way, so many great photo ops. The Kootenay river flows along side the highway here

After spending a few quality days in and around Radium, British Columbia, it was time to return home. Here are a few pics I snapped on the way back. The weather was absolutely perfect for driving, and

Here we are on the first Friday of August. By now I’m sure you have had a chance to do some vacation related things?! I am awaiting my next set of holidays which begin on Sunday, but the thing is, I have

A couple more photos from my short journey to Redstreak campground, Radium, British Columbia. In fact, if I just kept on the trail and went on past the campground, you would end up at the famous Radium

This little guy let me get close enough for a decent pic. Usually it is tough to approach a bird without it flying away on you. Here are a couple of photos on the way to the Redstreak campground, which

This turned out to be quite a day for me — three hikes in one day! To be fair, the first hike was the real one (Wilmer Wetlands), and the other two were quite a bit shorter (Dutch Hoodoos and this one

This hike to the Dutch Hoodoos (aka Fairmont Hoodoos) was a quick in and out. I think it took about 90 minutes or so roundtrip. I showed you the hoodoos in a previous post already, for today though, some

# Two weeks back I was privileged to be hiking in Waterton Lakes park, Alberta. The roundtrip hike to Upper Lineham falls took about 4 hours in total with about 350 metres of elevation gain. The upper

I did this hike to Boundary Bay, when I was in Waterton Lakes Park two weeks ago. The reason it is called "Boundary Bay" is because the hike actually takes you to the Canada US border! So on

Here we are at the last Friday of July, turning the page into August tomorrow. We are pretty close to the halfway point of the Summer; what have you been up to so far? Any exciting trips or adventures