Looking Northeast from the south side of the appropriately named Emerald lake. Various peaks along the President range of the Waputik mountains may be seen.

Looking south across Emerald lake towards Mount Burgess which is reflected in the rippled water.

The view from the south side of Emerald lake showing the avalanche zone of Emerald peak, which was still closed due to avalanche risk at the time.

Looking north from Emerald lake shows the vast avalanche field and flood plains that feeds the lake. Carmar peak, Mt Marpole, and the ridge leading up to the President sit in the background.

Emerald Lake loop
Yoho National Park, BC

Nature walk, 3.2 mi loop
406 ft
Hiked 6/5/25

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The covered lookout with Divide mountain, Mount Whyte and Mount Victoria on the left and the Cathedral shoulder on the right

A Trail view cutting across the steep slope of Paget mountain that shows the Cathedral mountains to the right. This is the only level section of the Lookout section and it is short lived.

The rear side of the lake has one section that passes through a washout. Trail may be seen wrapping around the beautiful lakeside with Cathedral mountain off in the distance.

Looking across the stunning waters of Sherbrooke lake towards the avalanche zone of Mt Ogden, currently a waterslide.

Paget Lookout and Sherbrooke Lake
Yoho National Park, BC

Moderate 8.6 mi out and back
2,192 ft elevation gain
Hiked 6/4/25

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Looking down from the rear bowl of the hoodoos. The edges of the trail may be seen undergoind the undercutting that is a part of the evolution of hoodoos.

An upstream view of Hoodoo creek taken from the walking bridge. Mountains may be seen in the distance.

The view up at the hoodoos from the lower trail terminus. Trees grow in the more stable sections of the hill.

This section of the lower hoodoos trail was very degraded, with atleast one foothold wedged into the slide.

Hoodoos trail
Yoho National Park, BC

Moderate 3.8 mi out and back
1,332 ft elevation gain
Hiked 6/3/25

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Wapta falls form its lowest viewpoint along the Kicking Horse River. Aquila mountain and surrounding peaks may be seen rising in the distance.

Wapta falls from the middle viewpoint shot at 1/3s. Chancellor peak/Aquila mountain in the distance.

Wapta Falls from the middle viewpoint shot at 1/320s.

The upper view of Wapta falls, showing that weird mound that’s built up just downstream.

Wapta Falls
Yoho National Park, BC

Easy, 2.9 mi out and back
407 ft elevation gain
Hiked 6/2/25

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