Stormy Roads
The Mt. Wilson massif seen from the David Thompson Highway. North Saskatchewan river meandering on the left.
Mt. Wilson
Looking west from the David Thompson Highway (Alberta Hwy 11) at this huge mountain that dominates the terrain around Banff's Saskatchewan Crossing.
Ramparts of Mt. Wilson
A slice of the lower section of Alberta's massive Mt. Wilson looking northwest from the David Thompson Highway.
Canmore Beauty
Bow River Bounty
The Bow River flows thru Canmore on it's way to Calgary and eventually the Hudson Bay.
The Three Sisters Rising above the Bow River
Two Sisters
Sunset lights up the skies nicely over two of the Three Sisters. Big Sister is out of sight on the right. Here we have Little Sister and Middle Sister.
A Frosty Morn
Canmore's Three Sisters catch a reflection in Policeman's Creek on a icy morning.
Mount Lawrence Grassi
Sunrise reflections in Policeman's Creek of the multiple peaks of this massive mountain that borders Canmore.
A Fine Morning in Canmore Alberta
Mt. Lawrence Grassi, Ha Ling Peak and Ship's Prow mirrored in Policeman's Creek on a fine autumn morning.
Sunrise Smiles
A sweet sunrise to welcome in a new day. Taken at Policemen's Creek, Canmore Alberta.
CANMORning
Looking at Mt. Lawrence Grassi and Ha Ling Peak from the shores of Canmore's Quarry Lake as a beautiful new day begins.
A Mountain Morning
A pretty dawn with the sun warming the tops of Mt. Lawrence Grassi and Ha Ling Peak.
Ha Ling Peak
A fascinating U shaped peak rising above Canmore AB captured at daybreak.
Mt. Lougheed and The Windtower
Two impressive peaks near Canmore Alberta
The Windtower
One of the peaks that grabs one's attention when driving north to Canmore AB.
Kananaskis Country
A typical scene when visiting Alberta's Kananaskis Country. Looking up Smuts Creek at majestic Mt. Nestor in the distance.
Mt. Nestor
A wonderful sunny day in Alberta's Kananaskis Country with Mt. Nestor rising majestically in the distance.
Looking up Smuts Creek at majestic Mt. Nestor in the distance.
Autumn in Kananaskis Country
The Opal Range rises majestically ahead. Beauty galore in Kananaskis Country.
Kananaskis Gold
Autumn in the Kananaskis with a portion of the Opal Range in the background.
Cool View
Looking across icy Spillway Lake at some of the many mountains of the Kananaskis.
Mt. Lorette
Another one of the picturesque peaks seen along the Kananaskis Trail (also called the Bighorn Hwy and/or Hwy 40) in Alberta's Peter Lougheed Provincial Park.
The Kananaskis River flows below Mt. Lorette on it's way to joining the Bow River.
Mt. Kidd
A view from the Kananaskis trail (hwy) of this unique peak as the sun begins it's evening decline.
Mount Kidd
A lucky camper is driving toward this iconic Kananaskis peak.
Little Highwood Pass
Mt. Rae ahead as one climbs on The Bighorn Highway (Hwy 40) from this first summit on the way south to the top of Highwood Pass. This spectacularly scenic road is also known as the Kananaskis Trail. Highwood Pass summit is 7239 feet (2206 m). The Pass is the highest paved pass in Canada. The pass is closed each year from December to June 15 to protect wildlife.
