Two Jack Lake

The lake is named after the legend of two Jacks, who were among the first explorers of the area. Surrounded by mountains, the lake's crystal-clear waters display different colors in different seasons and lighting conditions, making it a favorite spot for photographers. Standing by the lake, you can see the towering Rocky Mountains, especially Mount Rundle and Mount Cascade, whose reflections create a picturesque scene on the lake. The lake's water presents a dreamy green or blue hue, shimmering under the sunlight, with snow-capped peaks shining brilliantly. Whether you visit in the morning or evening, you'll experience its unique charm. (no stop if visiting the icefield for the snow coach).

Lake Minnewanka

The largest lake in Banff National Park, its name comes from the indigenous language, meaning "Spirit of the Water" or "Sacred Water." The vast lake and surrounding majestic mountains complement each other, with the deep blue waters resembling a gem embedded in nature. (no stop if visiting the icefield for the snow coach).