The shore gives breathtaking views of the Bow Glacier, which feeds water into the lake during summer and is the source of the Bow River. The lake sits at 6,300 feet in elevation and is often ...

We set out from Banff before dawn to see the reflections of Crowfoot Glacier sparkling in the still waters of Bow Lake. We are well ahead of the crowds as we move from one staggering view to another.

a glacier-fed lake in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies. Thirty trails meander through Bow Valley and the mountains around Banff. One of the most popular is a three-mile hike up Tunnel ...

After leaving Lake Louise, drive north for approximately one hour, and on the left, you will soon see your first stop, Crowfoot Glacier Viewpoint and Bow Lake. There are a couple of small parking ...

The summit separates the flow of waters south via the Bow Glacier and Bow River and north to the Mistaya River. Peyto Lake and Glacier were named to honour Bill Peyto, an early Canadian Rockies ...