BOOKING TRAVEL / TOURISM YOHO NATIONAL PARK

Yoho National Park stretches over a portion of the Rocky Mountains, adjacent to both Banff and Kootenay National Parks. It includes a number of magnificent and extremely diverse mountain landscapes, with snow-capped peaks, beautiful lakes, thundering rivers and waterfalls. In 1985, Yoho was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The two main areas of interest of the Park are the Yoho Valley and the Kicking River Valley. The Trans-Canada Highway that passes through the park makes access very easy, with views at the scenic spots and side roads turning off the freeway to major points of interest.

Lake O'Hara

Perhaps the best sight in Yoho is the turquoise O'Hara lake. The mountains surrounding the lake are home to amazing hiking trails leading up to the lake and provide outstanding views. On the shores are Lake O'Hara Lodge and a campsite, but access to the area is limited.

A bus serves the lake, but there is a quota that limits the number of passengers allowed to enter the area each day. Reservations are required. Guests can also choose to walk the 13 km long path to the lake and there is no limit to those who reach by walking. Cycling is not allowed. Limited campsites are available at the lake; Reservations must be made in advance through the park office. Bookings for motels should also be made in advance; Generally one year from the time of arrival

Walk at Lake O'Hara

Most people come to Lake O'Hara to walk. There are many trails, from a simple 2.8-kilometer trail around the lake to high mountain routes that require more skill and all day to walk. Some of the most popular routes include Lake Oesa Trail, Opabin Plateau Race Track, MacArthur Pass, and Lake Glory and Glory Morning Lake, all of which are medium to easy walks. Some of the highlights of hiking in this area include waterfalls, alpine lakes and the feeling of great solitude due to the limited number of visitors allowed at Lake O'Hara. Trails are sometimes closed due to gray bears in the area or other hazards.

Takakkaw Falls

Takakkaw Falls is one of the highest waterfalls in North America, with an impressive depth of 254 meters on the rock surface. Visitors can stand near the foot of the waterfall and look straight up, feeling the mist from the nozzle upon reaching the bottom. Waterfalls are fed by the Daly glacier, part of the Waputik Ice Rink.

Takakkaw Falls can be reached by following the Yoho Valley road out of TransCanada to the parking lot near the foot of the falls. The view even from the parking lot is spectacular, but you can easily walk to the stream at the base to see the whole view of the water falling from above. In addition, for a higher view, the Iceline hiking trail leads up the ridge opposite the waterfall for spectacular views over the falls and beyond the glacier. This is a moderate, hard day, but worth the effort.

Emerald lake

Emerald Lake, as the name implies, a beautiful emerald mountain lake at the foot of the glaciers-covered mountains of the Presidential Range. A lovely resort located along the coast with a restaurant open to guests and visitors. Some splendid trekking begins at Emerald Lake, among the most attractive are Circuit Lake, climbing the Yoho and Burgess passes, and the Hamilton Lake trail.

Emerald Lake can be reached by following an eight-kilometer path that begins about two kilometers south of Field town. A small path along the path is a remarkable natural bridge, beneath a river that flows through extremely resistant rock.

Burgess Shale Fossil Bed

The Burgess Shale Bed fossils on the east side of the Field have been shown to be extremely important in paleontology. Fossils more than 530 million years old (Cambrian; especially trilobites) recovered from these unique, undisturbed beds have brought great insights into the development of life on earth. The Burgess Shale fossil bed was discovered by Charles Walcott in 1909 and today is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fossil beds show a period of time when this area was near the equator.

It is possible to walk into Burgess Shale as part of a guided tour. Check at the Yoho National Park office for information on guided walks and to ask about restricted areas.

Horse riding and spiral tunnel

Kicking Horse Pass goes beyond the continental divide and is known for the Spiral Tunnel created for Canada's Pacific Railway. The line initially went through what was called the "Big Hill" and at one time had the greatest slope of any railway in North America. As a result accident is a problem. Finally, spiral tunnels were created to reduce the slope. There are signs along the highway discussing the techniques involved in the construction of the railway.

An observation area about nine kilometers to the west of the 1,625-meter Kicking Horse Pass peak provides an n

good for a daring designed section with two spiral tunnels (model on St. Gotthard railway tunnels in Switzerland). There is also a view on the spiral tunnel with great views of the railway tunnel.

The old bridge on "Big Hill" was once part of the original CPR track on the Kicking Horse Pass. Today, the bridge is simply a tourist attraction. The climb to the Kicking Pass from the east begins at the border between Alberta and British Columbia.

Wapta Falls

In front of the western entrance of Yoho National Park, an auxiliary road turns off, ending after five kilometers at a dead end. From here, a trail leads to the beautiful and roar Wapta waterfall, where the Kicking Horse River falls down a wide stone steps.

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