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Looking North from Big Sky toward the Spanish Peaks, which recently received a dusting of snow.

Aerial view of mountain ridge and ranges, Canadian Rockies

Panoramic Mountain Landscape in EC Manning Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada. View from Cascade Lookout, BC

unforested mountain range in British Columbia

Views from Whistlers Mountain Sky tram at sunset in Jasper National Park

$Beautiful scenic landscape view of horizon of Alberta Foothills, Rocky Mountains and sky in early spring. \nLight, wispy clouds in a blue sky near Leavitt, Alberta Canada at 1:05 pm on March 16, 2024$

Magnificent view of the mountains from Chersky Peak. Mountain peaks of Khamar-Daban in summer against the background of blue sky and clouds.

The beautiful wilderness mountain landscape of the Canadian Rockies of Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada.

Cayoosh Range is the northernmost section of the Lillooet Ranges, which are a subrange of the Pacific Ranges of the Coast Mountains in British Columbia, Canada.

Pyramid Mountain in Jasper National Park, Canadian Rockies, Alberta, Canada

Hart's Pass is accessible by car and is the highest point in the state of Washington that one can drive revealing magnificent vistas and breathtaking canyons.

A view of the mountains from Panorama Mountain Village near Invermere in British Columbia, Canada.

Pyramid mountain peak inside Jasper national park, Canadian Rockies, Canada.

Lofty clouds above forested mountain ridge

View of Cascade Range from Frosty Mountain, Manning Park, BC, Canada

Mountain Peak in the Lost River Range of Idaho.

Jasper National Park Canadian Rockies nature scenery. Alberta, Canada. Forest and snow capped mountains in summer. View from Old fort point trailhead.

Pyramid Mountain View from Maligne Canyon, Jasper National Park

$Banff National Park, Canada's oldest, was established in 1885, and for many it's the gateway to the Canadian Rockies. The town of Banff and its many hotels serve as an ideal base from which to explore the park and its national park neighbours, Kootenary, Yoho and Jasper, with all wonderful sites and vistas. But take the time and you'll find that Banff has a lot more to offer than just a hotel room. Here are just a few examples to tempt you to spend a little more time exploring the town , its many attractions and rich history. The Cave and Basin National Historic Site, Cave Avenue,\nUpper Hot Springs, Mountain Ave, Banff.\nThe Banff Gondola start life as a small Tea Room operated by John Jaeggi in 1940. Guest's would have to make the long hard hike up to the tea rooms . By the early 1950's John had made plans to build a cable gondola and recieved finacial backing to start the building work. Sulpher Mountain Gondola was officially opened on the 18th July 1959 , Canada's first gondola. With increasing visitor numbers the the summit complex was rebuilt and expanded in 1981. A stunning ride takes visitors up to the top of Sulphur Mountain, for the great views of Banff and the Bow Valley. At the top, make the effort to walk across the broadwalk to Sanson's Peak named after Norman Sanson and check out the old weather station and the site of the Sulpher Mountain Cosmic Ray station ( only the foundations remain ) and more great views. Rest rooms are available at the base station and summit. Spectacular views from a peak restaurant.$

Sunny Day Hiking at High Elevation on Independence Pass near Aspen Pitkin County and Lake County in Colorado

Panoramic Peaks - Majestic Mountain Views Surrounding Banff from Sulphur Mountain.

Fading Moon Over Mt Holmes in Yellowstone

Wyoming mountain vista with foreground trees and sagebrush and distant forests and mountains.

beautiful landscape in Alberta in Canada

View from Pedley Pass near Invermere, British Columbia, Canada

Snow covered mountain in the Lost River Range of Idaho.

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