Lake Louise
Listed under Lakes in British Columbia, Canada.
Lake Louise is the jewel of the Canadian Rockies. You can dine in style at the fancy lakeside chateau, hike the many alpine trails in the area, or (in winter) do some skiing.
Written by 
Mike Lyvers.
Other expert and press reviews
“Skiing Lake Louise”
Lake Louise is the largest resort in the Canadian Rockies, with the four mountain faces offering everything from steep slopes for experts, long cruises for intermediates and a beginner's run off every chairlift for beginners. Unsurprisingly, the resort … Read more...
Written by 
David Holyoak.
“Girls on film”
By Julietta Jameson for The Sydney Morning Herald First Published 7th June 2009 One useful thing I have learnt from a few years of travel: to experience a major attraction without crowds, get to it before 9am. The hoards seem to land between 9.30am and… Read more...
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Comments, reviews and questions by other travellers
What is the elevation (Above Sea Level) of Lake Louise
I would like to know how high Above Sea Level Lake Louise is.
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The community of Lake Louise is 5033 feet above sea level, but I don't know what the actual lake is.
Ben J Harding
- posted 7th January 2010
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