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	Lake Louise, Canada
		However, in honor of Princess Louise, the daughter of Queen Victoria and wife of the Governor-General of Canada, the name was soon changed to Lake Louise.
		Well-known from many picture postcards, Lake Louise is a starting point for some rewarding walks, the best of which perhaps being that to the Plain of Six Glaciers, which will take a total of some five hours.
		Lake Louise ski hill is one of the two leading ski resorts in Banff National Park.
	www.planetware.com /canada/lake-louise-cdn-ab-abbll.htm (587 words)

	Lake Louise, Alberta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lake Louise is both an actual lake and a nearby hamlet located in the Canadian province of Alberta in Banff National Park.
		Lake Louise is named after the Princess Louise Caroline Alberta (1848-1939), the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom, and the wife of Sir John Campbell, who was the Governor General of Canada from 1878 to 1883.
		The hamlet of Lake Louise is located beside the Trans-Canada Highway, 180 km (112 miles) west of Calgary.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lake_Louise,_Alberta (558 words)

	Travel to Alaska - Lake Louise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Lake Louise is reached by traveling north seventeen miles on this state maintained gravel road.
		Originally Lake Louise was named Lake Adah after a girlfriend of Lt. Castner, one of the explorers of this region.
		Lake Louise was and R & R stop for the army during construction of the Glenn Highway.
	www.traveltoalaska.com /Lake_Louise.html (236 words)

	Lake Louise travel guide - Wikitravel
		Lake Louise is a beautiful mountain lake in the middle of Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies of Canada.
		Lake Louise is 184 KM (115 miles) west of Calgary, Alberta and 60 KM (36 miles) West of the town of Banff.
		The primary form of spring and summer recreation in the area is walking around the lake on the lakeside path, hiking on mountain trails leading from the lake, and admiring the scenery.
	wikitravel.org /en/Lake_Louise (675 words)

	Banff National Park Lake Louise and Vicinity Drives and Walks
		Lake Louise Drive, a paved 4.5 km road, and two trails, the Tramline and Louise Creek, provide access between Lake Louise Village on the valley floor and the lake itself.
		The parkway is a low-speed scenic drive between Lake Louise and Banff on the side of the Bow River opposite the Trans-Canada.
		The lake is often ice-covered to mid-June; in the fall the area is golden with larches.
	www.canadianrockies.net /bnpdawll.html (3829 words)

	Lake Louise
		Lake Louise is a very well known beauty spot and is well provided with extensive car parks within easy distance of the lake, however they were all full and we had to drive round for some time before spotting somebody just leaving.
		Lake Louise first became known to the outside world on July 24th, 1882 when Tom Wilson, an explorer and route finder for the Canadian Pacific Railway (inevitably) was led there by a member of the Stony Indian band whose description of "the lake of little fishes" intrigued him.
		The pale blue colour of the lake, which is shared by other lakes in the area, is due to the presence of finely ground rock in the run-off from the glaciers.
	www.scit.wlv.ac.uk /~jphb/canada/Lake.Louise.html (1771 words)

	Lake Louise - banff National Park, Alberta Canada
		The shoreline of Lake Louise in the early morning....
		Lake Louise is home to one of North America's finest downhill ski areas, and has numerous hiking and walking trails.
		The Village of Lake Louise is on the Trans-Canada Highway fifty-seven kilometers (thirty-five miles) west of banff.
	www.discoverlakelouise.com (289 words)

	Banff & Lake Louise - Banff National Park
		Banff and Lake Louise are unique in offering a wide variety of activities within a mountain setting which satisfy the interests of visitors from around the world.
		He named his discovery Emerald Lake, but it was later changed by the Geographic Board to Lake Louise in honour of Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, fourth daughter of Queen Victoria.
		Lake Louise, with its blue-green water set against the stark backdrop of Victoria Glacier, is probably the most beloved and most photographed scene in the Canadian Rockies.
	www.banfflakelouise.com /generalinfo/banff.html (817 words)

	Alaska Division of Community Advocacy
		Lake Louise lies 32 miles northwest of Glennallen, on the western border of the Mat-Su Borough, north of the Glenn Highway.
		Lake Louise is a local name first reported by Capt. E.F. Glenn of the USGS, in Glenn and Abercrombie, in 1889.
		Lake Louise Road is accessible from the Glenn Highway.
	www.dced.state.ak.us /dca/commdb/CF_CIS.cfm?Comm_Boro_Name=Lake+Louise (412 words)

	Town History - Lake Louise
		The first settlers built a dam on the lake to operate a grist mill and the village of LeRoy was located by the "mill pond" as it was referred to.
		Louise Hambrecht was born in December of 1866 on the family farm, which was known far and wide for its hereford cattle - the first to be brought into the state.
		Louise's father, Conrad and her brother Frank, were founders of the First National Bank and both served as president, Frank also served as a county commissioner for 20 years, which was a record at the time of his death in 1933.
	www.leroy-mn.org /history/lakelouise.html (607 words)

	SummitPost - Lake Louise -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		Back of the Lake at Lake Louise is one of the most accessible and thus one of the more popular sport and trad rock as well as waterfall ice climbing locations in Banff National Park, one of four connecting national parks making up the central Canadian Rockies.
		Lake Louise was actually created when a natural dam of glacial debris (the current site of the Chateau) caused the water to back up behind it.
		The Lake Louise Alpine Center Hostel is a great place to eat and has been recently renovated, but is more expensive than your average hostel.
	www.summitpost.org /mountain/rock/181154/lake-louise.html (988 words)

	Park Info: Lake Louise State Park: Minnesota DNR
		Lake Louise State Park is the site of Minnesota's oldest, continuous recreation area.
		The mill pond was named after a member of the Hambrecht family and still bears her name, "Louise." In 1962, the city of LeRoy donated Wildwood Park -- about 70 acres -- to the state of Minnesota to form the nucleus of Lake Louise State Park.
		Lake Louise State Park offers visual relief from the vast pastureland cropland that surrounds the park.
	www.dnr.state.mn.us /state_parks/lake_louise/narrative.html (441 words)

	Travel: In-town Lake Louise
		The lake is surrouned by several mountains, a glacier, and of course the Chateau Lake Louise.
		This lake, near the top of Mt St Piran, is a 3.4 kilometre hike above Lake Louise and is named after Lady Agnes Macdonald, wife of the Canadian prime minister at the time the railroad was built.
		This lake is at the southwest end of the Valley of Ten Peaks, nestled between four glaciers.
	www.foundlocally.com /Rockies/Travel/Attr-LakeLouise-TheLake.htm (545 words)

	Lake Louise, Alberta, British Columbia, Canada
		Nestled in the heart of Banff National Park, the village of Lake Louise is surrounded by some of the most majestic mountain peaks in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, and is amongst the most beautiful areas in all of Canada.
		Location: The Village of Lake Louise is located in Banff National Park, approximately 115 miles (184 Km) west of Calgary, and 35 miles (58 Km) west of the town of Banff in Alberta, on the Trans-Canada Highway 1.
		The Village of Lake Louise is located in Banff National Park, approximately 115 miles (184 Km) west of Calgary, and 35 miles (58 Km) west of the town of Banff in Alberta, on the Trans-Canada Highway 1.
	www.britishcolumbia.com /regions/towns/?townID=4005 (1517 words)

	Goski.com - Lake Louise
		Louise is infamous for having icy slopes, espessially on the frontside.
		Spent two days at Lake Louise in the Chateau which is grossly over priced ($300 per night) given the disgusting state of the rooms, I guess you pay for the view.
		Louise has one of the best daycare facilities around - children under 2 need a rewservation but for all other it is drop in and around CDN $4 per hour.
	goski.com /resorts/louise/resort_welcome.html?page=state&... (4070 words)

	Canada - Ski Lake Louise
		Lake Louise has it all, from gentle, perfectly groomed beginner runs to double fl diamonds rated "the best super steeps in the country" (Ski Canada Magazine).
		With abundant natural snow, backed up by Canada's largest snowmaking system, Louise guarantees skiing from early November to mid May. The Lake's huge, wide open bowls which lay claim to some of the driest, lightest snow, are home to the Canadian Powder 8 Championships.
		Lake Louise enjoys the honour of prestigous Gold Medals from Ski Magazine in Scenery, Terrain, Challenge and Value.
	www.canada-ski.com /ski_lake_louise.html (176 words)

	Lake Louise Hotels Motels - a travel and top tourism guide to Lake Louise AB
		Nestled among the towering peaks surrounding Lake Louise, Deer Lodge has been treating travellers to true mountain hospitality for more than 60 years.
		Although we are focused primarily on finding you a discount hotel in Lake Louise we also recognize the need to find other amenities such as Lake Louise dining, Lake Louise attractions, transportation to and from Lake Louise, as well as what activities there are to do in Lake Louise.
		These include such things as hiking in Lake Louise with all of it's wonderful parks, visiting the Lake Louise galleries and museums, or enjoy one of the many Lake Louise attractions.
	www.lakelouisehotelsmotels.com (418 words)

	Lake Louise Canada Included On Caravan’s Canadian Rockies Tour
		Lake Louise alpine resort and village, located on the valley floor in the dramatic mountain setting of Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies, is only 35 miles down the Trans-Canada Highway west of Banff.
		This magnificent snow-covered peak at the end of Lake Louise is named after the former Queen of England and the lake was subsequently named after one of Queen Victoria's five daughters.
		Lake Louise is often referred to as Canada's "Diamond in the Wilderness" and is one of our featured destinations on Caravan’s Canadian Rockies tour, which begins in Calgary, Alberta and includes:
	www.caravantours.com /lake-louise.html (574 words)

	Lake Anita Louise
		Lake Anita Louise Fact… Did you know that Lake Anita Louise is one of two lakes that was proposed to be in the area known as the "bowl"?
		The second lake was to be named Lake Anita Marie, and was on the original plans of the Lake Linganore PUD.
		This is why many places throughout the Pinehurst and Lake Anita Louise villages have "Twin Lakes" in their name, for example Twin Lake Drive and Twin Lake Tot Lot.
	www.lakelinganore.org /LakeAnita (128 words)

	Lake Louise by Good Earth Travel Adventures
		Lake Louise and Banff Getaway — a popular trip featuring the beauty of both Lake Louise and Banff while staying at the Canadian Rockies' most famous resort hotels.
		Lake Louise, Canada is so many things: a turquoise lake named after a princess, one of North America's biggest ski resort and a Chateau nicknamed “Diamond in the Wilderness.” Lake Louise, Canada is indeed a jewel hidden within Banff National Park’s vast landscape.
		Located a short drive from Lake Louise, Canada is the famous Kicking Horse river, offering thrilling but not intimidating Class II and III rapids in the Upper Canyon.
	www.goodearthtravel.com /lake_louise.htm (534 words)

	Goski.com - Lake Louise
		Located in the heart of Canada's Banff National Park, Lake Louise ski area is widely regarded as one of the most scenic mountain resorts in North America, if not the entire world.
		Lake Louise is located in Banff National Park and as such will never (hopefully) be developed.
		Lake louise is small and has very little nightlife - so if this is what you want stay in Banff (or for families Canmore is a good - and cheaper option).
	goski.com /resorts/louise/resort_welcome.html?...&from=state&bc=RIR (4070 words)

	Lake information report: Minnesota DNR
		Lake Louise is a 220-acre basin located approximately 5 miles northwest of Alexandria.
		Lake Louise is part of a special research project investigating fl crappie populations in west-central Minnesota lakes.
		Walleye fingerling stockings between 1982 and 1998 were found to be unsuccessful in increasing walleye abundance in Lake Louise.
	www.dnr.state.mn.us /lakefind/showreport.html?downum=21009400 (413 words)

	Lake Louise Travel Guide:Lake Louise, Alberta, hotels, restaurants, activities & attractions
		Lake Louise Alberta, the "Jewel of the Canadian Rockies" is only 57 km (35 miles) from Banff.
		As Canada's largest ski area, Lake Louise is famous for downhill skiing, but also offers some of the Rockies best hiking and cross-country ski trails.
		Known as the Lake of the Little Fishes to the Stoney Indians, in 1884 Lake Louise was named in honor of Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, daughter of Queen Victoria.
	lakelouise.explored.ca (396 words)

	Lake Louise \|
		Lake Louise offers comfortable community living with spacious two- and three-bedroom apartment homes in a park-like setting in one of Atlanta’s most unique apartment properties.
		The 55-acre property surrounds a 12-acre lake where every home has a view of the pastoral, peaceful landscape, and most have a view of the Lake.
		The beauty of the lake she walked every evening is now preserved for the peace and serenity of Lake Louise residents.
	www.lake-louise.net (244 words)

	Lake Louise Accommodations: The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise - Lake Louise Hotel
		Lake Louise Hotel, elegant and polished yet relaxed and inviting, The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise accommodations strive to live up to the natural wonder with whom we share our name.
		Situated on the banks of a breathtaking lake with the majestic Rocky Mountains providing an astounding backdrop, The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise combines beautiful scenery with unrivaled service to make your stay a moment to cherish.
		Only a two hours drive west from Calgary, The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise is enveloped by some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet and is situated within UNESCO World Heritage Site Rocky Mountain Parks.
	www.fairmont.com /lakelouise (554 words)

	Lake Louise - World Snowboard Guide
		Lake Louise is widely rated as one of Canada’s best resorts and feels more like a European resort than most in Canada.
		Lake Louise is also located close to the smaller resorts of Sunshine and Mt Norquay with all three sharing a joint lift pass.
		Facilities in Louise are a bit on the dull side, but overall with Banff as an alternative this is a great destination for all.
	www.worldsnowboardguide.com /resorts/Canada/Alberta/LakeLouise (272 words)

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