All good things must come to an end they say. This is the very last leg of our hiking experience up at Sunshine Meadows, Banff Park, Alberta. This is the “Homestretch” you might say. After spending about four hours here, it felt good to be wrapping this hike up. It is a great feeling actually to finish an exhilarating and enjoyable hike. To top it all off, we got to take the chair lift and gondola back down, which really makes this one of my favourite activities in all the Canadian Rockies! What was your favourite activity of this last year? Do tell in the comment section.
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Lens: Leica
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The view from top of the gondola is breathtaking. It feels quite surreal and wonderful.
It was fantastic! I have an even better photo to share tonight. Thanks.
Wowww, another wonderful post with beautiful photos, wonderful shots, wonderful colors.... Great, one word
Next year I will pull out the dslr photos and compare. Looking forward to that. Thanks for stopping by.
an amazing series of the vanishing points !
Thanks, something about "vanishing points" that really hit home with me.
the way home or to the opposite side :-)
what a shot. I like this picture, the combination of leaf colors is very beautiful plus the path makes the view even more interesting.
Makes you want to hike down it, thanks for looking.
Perfecto!!! What a bless to live in that wonderful place. Amazing pictures indeed!!
I can imagine how cool it must have been to wrap up the hike with a gondola ride—it’s like the perfect reward after all that effort. My favorite activity last year was a nature walk at a local park—it wasn’t as grand, but the connection with nature was just as special.
There is some nice elevation in that trail looking down. It sure it a pretty place. There really is nothing like finishing a challenging hike, it feels great. I'm still amazed at how well they upkeep those trails!