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Rocheuses Canadiennes 70 Index Canmore 25 A achats 69 Alpinisme 28, 39 hébergement 53 restaurants 63 Angel Glacier 35 sorties 67 Animal Lick 44 Cascades Gardens (Banff) 17 Annette Lake 38 Castleguard Cave 32 Ashlar Ridge Viewpoint 38 Castle Mountain 20 Athabasca Falls 35 Cave and Basin, Lieu historique national (Banff) 16 Athabasca Glacier (promenade des Glaciers) 34 Chateau Lake Louise (Lake Louise) 23 Aylmer Lookout Viewpoint 27 Coal Mine Trail (parc national Jasper) 38 Columbia Icefield Glacier Discovery Centre 34 B Columbia Icefield (promenade des Glaciers) 34 Baignade 39 Crowfoot Glacier 31 Banff Centre (Banff) 19 Banff Gondola (Banff) 16 D Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival (Banff) 68 Descente de rivière 20, 28, 39, 45, 47 Banff 16, 18 achats 69 hébergement 48 E restaurants 61 sorties 67 Edith Lake 38 Banff Springs Hotel (Banff) 17 Emerald Lake 46 Banff Summer Arts Festival (Banff) 68 Équitation 21, 28, 39 Banff Upper Hot Springs (Banff) 16 Excursions à moto 39 Bankhead Interpretive Trail 27 Berg Glacier 37 F Berg Lake Trail 37 Fairmont Hot Springs 44 Boundary Ranch (Kananaskis Valley) 27 hébergement 59 Bow River Falls 17 restaurants 66 Bow Summit 32 Festivals et événements Bow Valley Parkway 15, 20 Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival (Banff) 68 hébergement 51 Banff Summer Arts Festival (Banff) 68 Canmore Folk Music Festival (Canmore) 68 Bridal Veil Falls 32 Ice Magic Festival (Lake Louise) 68 Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum (Banff) 17 Wordfest (Banff) 68 Burgess Shale Geoscience Foundation 47 Fiddle River Trail (parc national Jasper) 39 Burgess Shale 47 Field 46 hébergement 60 C restaurants 66 Canmore Folk Music Festival (Canmore) 68 G Canmore Museum and Geoscience Centre (Canmore) 26 Glacier Gallery (Athabasca Glacier) 34 Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park (Canmore) 26 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765818267 71 Glacier Skywalk (promenade des Glaciers) 34 J Glaciers 7 Golden 45 Jasper 36, 37 achats 69 achats 69 hébergement 59 hébergement 56 restaurants 66 restaurants 64 sorties 68 Golf 21, 28, 39, 45, 47 Jasper SkyTram (parc national Jasper) 35 Grassi Lakes (Canmore) 26 Jasper-Yellowhead Museum & Archives (Jasper) 37 H Johnston Canyon 20 Hamilton Falls 46 K Hébergement Banff 48 Kananaskis Valley 25 Bow Valley Parkway 51 Kananaskis Village (Kananaskis Valley) 27 Canmore 53 hébergement 54 Fairmont Hot Springs 59 restaurants 64 Field 60 Kicking Horse Grizzly Bear Refuge (Golden) 46 Golden 59 Invermere 59 Kicking Horse Pedestrian Bridge (Golden) 45 Jasper 56 Kicking Horse River 46 Kananaskis Village 54 Kootenay Valley Viewpoint 44 Lake Louise 51 Maligne Lake 58 Miette Hot Springs 58 L parc national Banff 48 parc national Jasper 55 Lake Agnes (Lake Louise) 23 parc national Kootenay 58 Lake Louise Gondola (Lake Louise) 25 promenade des Glaciers 54 Lake Louise 23, 24 Radium Hot Springs 58 hébergement 51 Hector Lake 31 restaurants 62 Héli-ski 21 sorties 67 Hoodoos Lookout 19 Lake Minnewanka 27 Hoodoos 46 Lieu historique national du Musée-du-Parc-Banff (Banff) 17 Lower Kananaskis Lake 26 I Lussier Hot Springs 45 Icefields Parkway 31 Ice Magic Festival (Lake Louise) 68 M Ink Pots (Bow Valley Parkway) 20 Maisons de thé (Lake Louise) 23 Invermere 44 hébergement 59 Maligne Canyon 38 restaurants 65 Maligne Lake 38 hébergement 58 Marble Canyon 42 Marble Canyon Trail 42 Medicine Lake 38 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765818267 Miette Hot Springs 38 Patricia Lake 39 hébergement 58 Pêche 21, 28, 39 Mineral Lick 35 Peter Lougheed Provincial Park 26 Moose Lake 37 Peyto, Bill 32 Moraine Lake 23 Peyto Lake 32 Morant’s Curve 20 Pocahontas 38 Motoneige 47 Promenade des Glaciers 31, 33 Mount Cirrus 32 achats 69 Mount Dennis 46 hébergement 54 restaurants 64 Mount Edith Cavell 35 Pyramid Lake 39 Mount Robson (Mount Robson Provincial Park) 37 Mount Robson Provincial Park 37 Mount Stephen 46 R Mt. Norquay 27 Radium Hot Pools (Radium Hot Springs) 44 Musée-du-Parc-Banff, Lieu historique national du Radium Hot Springs 44 (Banff) 17 hébergement 58 restaurants 65 N sorties 68 Randonnée pédestre 21, 29, 40, 45 Nakiska Mountain Resort (Kananaskis Valley) 27 Rearguard Falls 37 Natural Bridge 46 Restaurants Northern Lights Wolf Centre 45 Banff 61 Num-Ti-Jah Lodge (Promenade des glaciers) 32 Canmore 63 Fairmont Hot Springs 66 Field 66 O Golden 66 Invermere 65 Ours 29 Jasper 64 Overlander Falls 37 Kananaskis Village 64 Lake Louise 62 parc national Banff 61 P parc national Jasper 64 parc national Kootenay 65 Paint Pots 44 promenade des Glaciers 64 Parapente 48 Radium Hot Springs 65 Parc national Banff 14, 15 Rocheuses 3, 4 hébergement 48 achats 69 restaurants 61 hébergement 48 Parc national Jasper 33, 35 restaurants 61 hébergement 55 sorties 67 restaurants 64 Parc national Kootenay 42, 43 S hébergement 58 restaurants 65 Samson Mall (Lake Louise) 25 Parc national Yoho 43, 46 Ski alpin 30, 41, 48 Parcs et réserves Ski de fond 30 Banff 14 Smith-Dorrien/Spray Trail 26 Jasper 35 Kootenay 42 Spéléologie 30 Mount Robson 37 Spiral Tunnels 47 Peter Lougheed 26 Spirit Island 38 Whiteswan Lake 44 Stutfield Glacier 34 Yoho 46 Sunwapta Falls 34 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765818267 Sunwapta Pass 32 Vélo de montagne 22, 31, 41 Survols en hélicoptère 30 Vermilion Pass 42 Via ferrata (Mt. Norquay) 28 T Takakkaw Falls 47 W Terry Fox Viewpoint 37 Wapta Falls 46 Traîneau à chiens 31 Weeping Wall 32 Two Jack Lakes 27 Wenkchemna Glacier (Moraine Lake) 25 Whistlers Mountain 35 U Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park 44 Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies (Banff) 17 Upper Bankhead 27 Windermere Lake (Invermere) 44 Upper Kananaskis Lake 26 Wordfest (Banff) 68 Upper Spiral Tunnel Viewpoint 47 V Y Yellowhead Lake 37 Valley of the Five Lakes (promenade des Glaciers) 35 Yoho Valley Road 47 Valley of the Ten Peaks 25 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765818267.
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