BEn'S TRAVEL BLOG

For those with limited time to see the park, here are a few easy-access places you can go to get the Glacier experience.

If you only have time for one hike in Glacier National Park, make sure it's Avalanche Lake. The hike offers diverse and stunning views.

If you want to see wildlife in Glacier National Park, the Hidden Lake Overlook Trail has bighorn sheep, mule deer, and mountain goats.

No matter how you get there, Johnston Canyon is an absolute must-see stop within Banff National Park.

Moraine Lake is a 124-acre lake tucked among ten gorgeous peaks of the Canadian Rockies. It's a picture-perfect place to spend an afternoon.

Lake Louise is surely one of the most beautiful parts of Banff National Park. You really can't beat this gorgeous blue-green glacier water!

The main points of interest in Yoho National Park include Emerald Lake, a natural bridge, and Canada's second-tallest waterfall.

The Trans-Canada Highway goes right through Glacier National Park, and from the highway, you can see multiple glaciers.

On Day Two of our Canadian Adventure, my mom and I drove to Mount Revelstoke National Park with a stop in Salmon Arm to walk a pier.