Motor Home Camping In The Canadian Rockies

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This article takes you up north to explore theaway enough from everything that you might run
Canadian Rockies. It's one of the most pristineinto some critters. I'm not talking about tiny
places to camp in North America. With panoramiccritters like rabbits or squirrels, I'm talking about
mountain views, glaciers and grizzlies, a trip to theelk, deer... and grizzlies! Just keep in mind, they're
great white north is guaranteed to beas afraid of people as we are of them. Just don't
unforgettable.get too close to try to take a picture or anything.
Ever thought of heading north? Ever walked on aThe area around Lake Louise is spectacular,
glacier, or taken snapshots of a grizzly bear? Thebecause it is truly one of the last frontiers. When
Canadian Rockies are truly unique. You can seeyou head north from Louise, you are really going
some of the most spectacular mountain sceneryinto no-man's land. There's not much up there until
in North America. With its pristine beauty andyou get to Alaska!
amazing views, the Canadian Rockies are not toNorth To Jasper
be missed.Well, there is something between Lake Louise and
Warning: Yeah, it's cold. I mean, really cold. OfAlaska, and it's Jasper National Park. Like Lake
course, the best time to go is in the summerLouise, Jasper has stunning views, abundant
time, but you still need to take coats, gloves, andwildlife, glaciers, and not many people or
big warm sleeping bags.conveniences.
Banff - Skiers' ParadiseIf you want to really do the Canadian Rockies, I
Banff is probably the most popular spot in thesuggest taking driving your RV from Lake Louise
Canadian Rockies, and this is because of theto Jasper. But, I recommend going slow. This is
variety. There's not only camping and hiking, butbecause there is scenery on that drive that you
great fishing and skiing. It's a destination for lotswill never see again.
of motor home travelers.Just off the road you'll see mountain vistas you've
But, let me give you a better description. Imaginenever dreamed could exist. Most people stop off
camping by a rushing river lined with pine trees. Inat the Columbia Icefield, located about halfway to
the background is a giant mountain. Add to thatJasper. This is a gigantic glacier, a leftover from
the cleanest air you've ever breathed and a quietthe last ice age. It's melting slowly but surely, but
stillness you never experience back home, andthere's still a lot of it to go.
you've pretty much got Banff.Jasper is even more remote than Lake Louise, so
Unlike some places in the Canadian Rockies, Banffif you want to head there I suggest stocking up
is fairly easy to get to, and pretty convenient.before you leave; fill that motor home with
You can stock up on supplies, shop or eat out insupplies! Jasper is truly an adventure, and most
town, and you're not far from the pristinepeople who go up there get a peek of a grizzly,
camping areas.wolf or mountain goat.
Lake Louise - Home Of The GrizzlyAs long as you're in the Canadian Rockies, you
Lake Louise is just spitting distance from Banff,might as well check out Kootenay and Yoho, two
located actually in Banff National Park. This isother great National Parks. There's also a variety
another area full of wonderful views and pristineof lodging options for those who don't want to
nature. Lake Louise boasts great skiing, and it'srough it.
the "hiking capital" of Canada, but the lake itself isWhy not go north this summer and check out the
the biggest draw. Because of the silt in the water,Canadian Rockies? It will be a traveling experience
the lake changes colors slightly throughout theyou'll never forget!
year and time of day.