The lake changes color throughout the summer, from a light blue in June eventually becoming an impressive turquoise color in late August. The lake is two kilometers in length and is, surprisingly, 70 meters deep. Set in a long valley with towering mountains framing the scene, the lake has been a destination for camera-toting tourists since 1890. The most famous lake in Alberta, if not the entire country, is Lake Louise in Banff National Park. Lake Louise Lake Louise | Photo Copyright: Lana Law Prairie lakes are for doing things in, and families flock to these shores in the summer.Īccess to most bodies of water mentioned here is easy and, in many cases, places to stay are nearby and range from secluded campsites right through to five-star luxury hotels.ĭiscover some of the most beautiful places in the province with our list of the best lakes in Alberta.ġ. Lakes in the boreal forest, with its abundant wildlife, or under the wide-open skies of the prairies, are where you'll find beaches and warm water for swimming.
They also provide a stunning backdrop for hiking trails. Apart from the sightseeing opportunities, mountain lakes are for doing things on, like boating, kayaking, and even stand up paddleboarding. These glacier-fed mountain lakes are cold. The mountain lakes, many of which are a stunning turquoise color, are set against an incredible panorama of snowcapped peaks. Lakes in Alberta are unlike those in other parts of Canada.
But one of the most beautiful features is the province's colorful lakes. Authors Michael and Lana Law lived in Alberta for several years and return frequently to enjoy the mountains and lakes.Īlberta is a land of contrasts, where soaring mountains eventually give way to high prairies and rugged boreal forests.
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