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	Trail Etiquette while Touring Canadian Rockies
		All Canadian Rockies' animals have a personal space, and besides the associated safety issues, they need to be left alone to enjoy life.
		The vegetation and soil in the Canadian mountains, and especially in the sub-alpine and alpine zones are very sensitive to disturbance and can take a long time to return to their natural state.
		People tour the Canadian outdoors and rocky mountains for various reasons, but many want to escape the hectic pace of the city or are in search of solitude.
	tourcanadianrockies.com /trail-etiquette.html (730 words)

	Canadian Rockies - BC Rocky Mountains - Canadian Rockies Accommodations - Adventure
		The valleys are lined with towering mountains and snuggled at the mountains' bases are towns, lakes and roads.
		Canadian Rockies accommodations range from camping to historic lodges to luxurious hot spring resorts.
		The Canadian Rockies are ideal for the outdoor recreationalist.
	www.bctravel.com /se (730 words)

	Canadian Rocky Mountains Winter Tour - Midnight Sun Adventure Travel
		This Rocky Mountain winter-land holiday begins in Calgary where we head west to a fairyland of towering snow-covered jagged peaks, icy blue lakes, crisp mountain air and frozen crystal like waterfalls.
		Crisp mountain air and beautiful scenery is in plentiful supply during this 2.5-hour trip which also includes hot apple cider, and lunch prepared over an open campfire.
		Driving through the Columbia River Valley, also known as the Rocky Mountain Trench, we see the BC Rocky Mountains to the west and the Bugaboo Mountains on the east.
	www.midnightsuntravel.com /tours/rocky-mtn-winter.html (1075 words)

	Banff in Alberta, Canada, information vacations, hotels and travel guides rocky mountain national park
		Welcome to the Banff travel planning guide produced by locals for Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, Canmore, Waterton, Golden and the national parks in the Canadian Rockies.
		The Rocky Mountains of Canada are a vast land - filled with inspiring scenery, wildlife, a multitude of recreational activities for all ages and a lot of unique opportunities that only the people who live in this area know about.
		golfing fishing rafting hiking skiing in banff and jasper and the rocky mountains of canada
	www.canadianrockies.net (334 words)

	Rocky Mountain National Park - Rocky Mountain National Park (U.S. National Park Service)
		This living showcase of the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains, with elevations ranging from 8,000 feet in the wet, grassy valleys to 14,259 feet at the weather-ravaged top of Longs Peak, provides visitors with opportunities for countless breathtaking experiences and adventures.
		Rocky Mountain National Park, for all its grand beauty and sense of wildness, is embedded in a human environment that creates special challenges.
		During the winter, snowshoers and cross-country skiers revel in the white-blanketed tranquility of meadows and forests.
	www.nps.gov /romo (350 words)

	Rocky Mountains travel guide - Wikitravel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Canadian National Parks are operated under Federal jurisdiction, and therefore have signs, brochures and (theoretically) all services in French, as well as understandable pictograms.
		In the Canadian Rockies, Banff townsite is the most foreign-language-friendly, followed closely by Lake Louise.
		The Rocky Mountaineer rail service is a beautiful way to get to the Rocky Mountains and to see many spectacular sights from the dome car.
	wikitravel.org /en/Rocky_Mountains_(Canada) (420 words)

	Adventure Rockies Winter Outdoor Experiences in the Canadian Rocky Mountains
		Towering white-robed mountains against the backdrop of azure blue skies, enchanting snow-draped forests, curling wisps of inviting woodsmoke ascending into the crisp clear air, sculpured snowdrifts in dream-like landscapes, even glittering city lights reflected in suspended icicles.
		The Rocky Mountains are a mecca for a variety of fun winter activities.
		The Rockies have it all: Ice skating, Curling, Ice hockey, Ice Climbing at frozen water falls, and Ice Fishing.
	www.adventurerockies.com /winter.htm (284 words)

	Canadian Rockies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.netlab.uky.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		North of the Liard River, the Mackenzie Mountains, which are not part of the Rockies, form a portion of the border between the Yukon and the Northwest Territories.
		Mountains west of the Rocky Mountain Trench are also distinct ranges and not part of the Rockies.
		The Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks contains the national parks of Banff, Jasper, Kootenay and Yoho, and also the provincial parks of Hamber, Mount Assiniboine and Mount Robson.
	en.wikipedia.org.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Canadian_Rockies (469 words)

	Canadian Train Tours Canadian Trains Train Canadian Rocky Mountains
		Journey past valleys, canyons, interior plains, snow-capped peaks and cascading waterfalls, as you wind your way on this scenic journey from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific coast.
		Among the highlights is a visit to the “Hoodoos”, Surprise Corner, Tunnel Mountain and the “Cave and Basin” where Banff’s history began.
		Leaving Jasper onboard the Rocky Mountain Railroad you will pass by Mt Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies at 3954 meters (12,972 ft).
	www.westcanadatours.com /rail_tours/railroad_info5.html (353 words)

	Talk:Rocky Mountains - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		As a long time resident of the Rockies, I can say that there are no "Rockies" in Colorado, by that I mean we have names for ranges in Colorado that together comprise the rockies.
		The Canadian Rockies are typically much colder in winter and not as warm in the summer.
		The Rockies were formed by the same westward continental drift as the rest of the Cordillera, but are a geologically distinct subunit of it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Rocky_Mountains (1097 words)

	Jasper Canadian Rocky Mountains Jasper, Alberta Canada - Travel Guide
		But for those who like their Rockies a little quieter, 250 kilometres north is paradise - the town of Jasper.
		Exploring the Canadian Rockies is a must for lovers of rugged, mountain scenery.
		For those who want to experience the Rockies and its wildlife as closely as possible to how it would have been centuries ago, Jasper is the perfect base.
	www.etravel-guide.com /articles/238 (1178 words)

	Railway Journeys in the Canadian Rocky Mountains - by Adventure Rockies
		The Whistler Mountaineer will also connect with the other brandnew addition, the Fraser Discovery Route of the Rocky Mountaineer, to take you from Whistler, through British Columbia’s historic gold-rush region, to Jasper and the majestic peaks of the Canadian Rockies.
		The Great Canadian Railtour Company (GCRC) now has been selected by CN Rail, which bought BC Rail from the BC Government, to run tourist passenger trains along the old BC Rail lines to Prince George, and on to Jasper along the CN line.
		If you are interested in Canadian Railway history, but don't want to go on a luxurious train ride, we recommend you visit the railway museums in Revelstoke or Cranbrook.
	www.adventurerockies.com /railway.htm (1579 words)

	Aaron Osicki Web Page - Canadian Rocky Mountains
		Being that I have survived these ordeals in the mountains, thus far, the environment had the time to grow and take route in my mind as a place of enjoyment, peace, and personal excitement.
		Valleys tend to be primarily U-shaped, and parallel the ridges.
		A few major rivers cut through these mountain ranges and flow east or west depending on which side of the continental divide they are on.
	www.ucalgary.ca /~aaosicki/CRM.html (542 words)

	Vacations in the Canadian Rocky Mountains - BC & Alberta Canadian Rockies Vacation Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		And, the towering Rocky Mountains are an experience of a lifetime.
		Discover hiking and mountain biking trails, unparalled wildlife viewing and a wide variety of natural and historical tourist attractions.
		The Canadian Rockies Vacations, Accommodations, Attractions and Tours Catalog is a new trip planning guide for travelers planning a Canadian Rockies getaway.
	www.therockiesguide.com (336 words)

	Quest Nature Tours: Kananaskis: Canadian Rocky Mountains
		Walk along the shores of turquoise mountain lakes, wander in majestic, silent pine forests and stroll on an active glacier.
		In the forests of Douglas Fir, White Spruce and Poplar we'll be on the watch for Mule Deer, Gray Jay and Clark's Nutcracker.
		The towering mountains, pristine lakes, evergreen valleys and glacial streams of this beautiful park will provide a fitting end to our week's exploration.
	www.questnaturetours.com /printTrip.asp?ID=22 (806 words)

	Mount Assiniboine Hiking Tours Canadian Rocky Mountains
		Themountain bears a striking resemblance to Switzerland’s Matterhorn, hence the nickname “the Matterhorn of the Rockies”.
		All guides are certified hiking guides with the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides and have advanced wilderness first aid and professional interpretation courses.
		Wilderness scenery in the park is as beautiful as any in the Canadian Rockies - jagged peaks, shimmering lakes, glistening glaciers and sun-dappled alpine meadows.
	www.bcreservation.com /hiking_info6.html (668 words)

	Canadian Rockies Adventures – Snowmobile & ATV Guided Tours
		Ride an ATV to the top of a dune and enjoy views of Brule Lake and the peaks and valleys of the Rocky Mountains.
		Tour with Canadian Rockies Adventures and leave your autograph on the sand canvas.
		Come and enjoy the freedom to ride into a million plus acres of this magnificent country, and savor the ambience of the mighty Canadian Rockies.
	www.canadianrockiesadvent.com (253 words)

	The Most Popular Train Tour of 2001 - Train Tours of the Rocky Mountains - Seven Seas Travel brings you Rail Tours and ...
		One Night and Two Days of the most breath taking scenery in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
		Experience the magic of pristine lakes, primeval forests, and sun drenched mountains.
		Travelling through the Canadian Rocky Mountains by rail is an experience beyond words.
	giroday.thewebworks.bc.ca /Storage/RockyMountains/mostpop2day.htm (202 words)

	Canadian Rocky Mountains - Townhouse
		The Wildlife Retreat in the Canadian Rocky Mountains
		The renowned Canmore Nordic Center is a five minute drive and provides exceptional cross country skiing in the winter or miles of challenging mountain bike trails in the summer.
		The Canmore Recreation Center is also a five minute drive and offers a workout/weight room facility, a great indoor pool and hot tub for kids of all ages including adults.
	www.vrbo.com /62826 (645 words)

	Rocky Mountaineer Official Site - Canada Rail Tours, Train Travel
		This December, we invite you visit the Land of a Million Christmas Trees(tm) and travel through the Canadian Rockies on our world acclaimed Rocky Mountaineer winter rail journey.
		Experience our most popular winter train vacation featuring two days of spectacular service onboard the Rocky Mountaineer and the mountain resorts of Banff, Jasper, and Lake Louise.
		Enjoy Canada's famous Winter Wonderland on this glorious winter vacation by train to Banff and the Canadian Rockies onboard the Rocky Mountaineer train.
	www.rockymountaineer.com (182 words)

	Rail and Drive Tours in the Canadian Rocky Mountains - Seven Seas Travel brings you Rail Tours and Eco-Adventure Tours ...
		These tours put you in control and allow you the freedom to move at your own pace as you explore the Canadian Rockies at your leisure.
		Travel Aboard the Rocky Mountaineer from Vancouver to Banff.
		Explore Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise, the Columbia Icefields and the Bow Valley Parkway and the Icefields Parkway at your pace.
	giroday.thewebworks.bc.ca /Storage/RockyMountains/raildrivesection.html (273 words)

	Alberta's Rocky Mountains: WorldWeb.com Travel Guide for the Alberta Rockies
		The Alberta Rocky Mountain area is one of the most beautiful places on earth.
		Starting with Jasper, Hinton, Grande Cache and the Icefields Parkway in the north; Banff, Lake Louise, Kananaskis Country and Canmore in the south; and Waterton, a picturesque mountain park on the U.S border, there are a wealth of travel experiences to be enjoyed in Canada's largest mountain range.
		The small, mountain towns that are speckled throughout also add to the experience, with their small gift shops, local restaurants and friendly disposition all making any visit memorable.
	www.discovertherockies.com (253 words)

	Photography of Rocky Mountain Wildflowers by Ray Rasmussen
		Photography of Rocky Mountain Wildflowers by Ray Rasmussen
		This website is not meant to be a comprehensive coverage of the many species of wildflower found in Canada's Rocky Mountain National Park.
		Some of my wildflower shots aren't very good—I include them because I like the little guys and because in some cases, like the Japanese Lantern [alpine bladder pod] they are only seen by those who are willing to go up into the high places--the rocky alpine slopes and peaks where they grow.
	www.raysweb.net /wildflower (131 words)

	Rocky Mountain Heritage Foundation, Canadian Rocky Mountains
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		The Rocky Mountain Heritage Foundation in partnership with the Town of Canmore seeks to design and build facilities at Quarry Lake that reflect the wishes of our community.
		The scope of the project will depend upon the level of community support and the success of fundraising efforts.
	rmhf.org (135 words)

	Webshots Community - Guestbook for Canadian Rocky Mountains (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		We love the Canadian Rockies and your pics are great.
		I can hardley wait till jun, when i visit the Rockies, an joy the pride of the Canada parks.
		I was on the Mountain 15 Months ago and they view is incredible,I am now planning my next visit May 2004,and why not with views and a great photo like the ones on your webpage.Fantastic keep up with the great shots throughout Canada
	community.webshots.com /guestbook?albumID=7632812 (1831 words)

	Canmore and the Canadian Rocky Mountains
		After all, you're in the great Canadian Rockies...
		At the foot of the Three Sisters Mountain, nestled in the Bow Valley, between Kananaskis Provincial Park and Banff National Park, Canmore has everything you need to make your Rocky Mountain vacations memorable.
		If you're planning a vacation in the Rocky Mountains you need to know what are the best:
	www.canadian-rockies-canmore.com (486 words)

	Travel Alberta - Canadian Rockies
		With alpine courses as challenging as the Canadian Rockies that tower over them, Alberta is a golfer’s paradise.
		Few outdoor experiences are as rewarding as scrambling up a summit in the Rockies, or spending a starry night in the backcountry.
		Search the Canadian Rockies for a variety of tourism services including accommodations, attractions, events and activities.
	www.canadianrockiestourism.com (340 words)

	Canmore Alberta Canada photo, virtual tour and webcam gallery
		Canmore Alberta Canada is a picturesque travel destination located in the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
		Rare images of of the Internment camp at Castle Mountain and coal mine at Anthracite.
		A beautiful 360 degree scrolling Virtual Panoramic of the Canadian Rockies surrounding the town of Canmore complete with various names of the area peaks.
	www.canmorealberta.com /gallery/index.html (290 words)

	Rocky Mountain Heritage Foundation, Canadian Rocky Mountains
		rocky mountains canadian rockies canmore alberta rocky mountain three sisters official website rocky mountain heritage foundation
		heritage foundation rocky mountains canadian rockies canmore alberta
		The Rockies were formed over millions of years, creating not only our magnificent vistas but subsurface resources including fl coal.
	www.rmhf.org (135 words)

	Official Site of Banff Lake Louise Tourism
		There is only one place in the world that can genuinely offer spectacular natural mountain scenery, abundant wildlife, four-season recreation and world-class accommodation in a protected National Park setting.
		We invite you to discover our distinctive mountain lifestyle; explore the grandeur of our pristine surroundings; ski the famed Canadian Rockies and spoil yourself with our international culture and cuisine.
		Banff National Park is a year-round protected wilderness area offering rugged alpine beauty, first-class amenities and the best powder skiing in the world.
	www.banfflakelouise.com (174 words)

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