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Mount Saint Piran from Big Beehive


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Mount Saint Piran is the rounded peak on the right

This small peak is accessible by trail, and a signed one at that. Just go to the Lake Louise parking area, and you got it, park. After that you must get out and walk.

The trail to the peak proper starts just before you get to Little Beehive. Look to your left for a trail, and a sign is just up the trail about ten feet. From that point on the crowds are few and the air fresh. I sometimes wish I could control the seasons, so I could do these hikes more often, but I'm not God so that's not my domain.


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The Ice Field Parkway

Once on the summit the views are great, just not as good as Mt. Fairview.

Mount Niblock and Mount Whyte however are dominant from this perspective.

Once you've finished feeding yourself and drinking much water, go back to ground level and perhaps enjoy an expensive meal of greasy food at the local chalet.


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Another Beggar

The Lake Louise ski area is visible in this photo
Mount Douglas and Mount Saint Bride in the distance

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1. The Black Tusk
2. Tunnel Mountain
3. Mount Rundle
4. Mount Temple
5. Moose Mountain
6. Mount Robson
    Mumm Peak.
7. Heart Mountain
8. Mount Swansea
9. Mount Nestor
10. Mount Whyte
11. Mount Niblock
12. Eiffel Peak
13. Grotto Mountain
14. Ha Ling Peak
15. Mount Baldy
16. Prairie Mountain
17. East Mt. Rundle
18. Mt. Lady MacDonald
19. Doorjamb Mountain
20. Squaw's Tit
21. Jumpingpound
22. Sunwapta Peak
23. Mount Chester
24. Mount St. Nicholas
25. Mount Olive
26. Mount Ware
27. Mount Yamnuska
28. Mount Glasgow
29. Mount Cornwall
30. Outlaw Peak
31. Mount St. Piran
32. Mount Fairview
33. Blackrock Mountain
34. Barrier Mountain
35. Paget Peak
36. Mount Bourgeau
37. Mount Cory
38. Cascade Mountain
39. Fortress Mountain
40. Big Sister
41. Turtle Mountain
42. Crowsnest Mountain
43. The Wedge
44. Cirque Peak
45. Beatrice Peak
46. Mount Ball
47. Pigeon Mountain
48. Mount Allan
49. Loder Peak
50. Stoney Squaw

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