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Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
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Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
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Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge
Yoho National Park, British Columbia
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car.

Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise.

Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary.

The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks.
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Accommodations (Open Accomodations)
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Dining (Open Dining)
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Recreation (Open Recreation)
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Directions (Open Directions)
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
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Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes

Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes
Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes

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Sun Valley Heli, Sun Valley, Idaho, IDAHO, Drift through endless tree runs, or take in the grand vistas of our high alpine terrain as you cruise open bowls. Enjoy with ease as you float through the light dry powder typical of the mountians here. Sun Valley Heli Ski offers up one of the best powder experiences found anywhere. With over 100 years combined experience on our guide crew, no one can find the lighest, deepest snow better. Our team works to keep you safe, and give you a day of skiing you'll never forget. Finish your day with friends or family at one of America's premier luxury resorts. With abundant choices of resturaunts and taverns, you'll have no trouble finding a place to share the days adventures.
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Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, NOSUBREGIONS, Yesterday's travellers were adventurers in search of the extraordinary. They came by rail and horse-drawn coach to a summer retreat on the shores of exquisite Emerald Lake. Legendary guide Tom Wilson first discovered Emerald Lake in 1882 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The CPR built the original guest lodge in 1902. By the mid-1920s the lodge had been expanded and road improvements made it possible to reach the resort by car. Since then, the Canadian Government has permitted no additional development. Now the area remains one of Canada's most outstanding year-round accessible wilderness settings. Following extensive renovations in 1986, Emerald Lake Lodge re-opened as an exclusive year-round vacation and business destination. The historic Lodge remains the heart of the resort, which is located in Yoho National Park, just 25 miles west of Lake Louise. Built of hand-hewn timber and featuring massive stone fireplaces, the Lodge includes a formal dining room, quiet reading and sitting rooms, conference facilities and a games room. The lounge is enhanced by an oak bar salvaged from an 1890's Yukon saloon. From upper or lower large verandahs, the visions nature presents are as fresh and breath-taking as ever. As in the past, Emerald Lake proudly welcomes those in search of the extraordinary. The historical lodge offers a true escape from the hectic pace of modern life. A respect for the past characterizes the accommodations at Emerald Lake Lodge. Dotting the 13-acre peninsula are 24 cabin-style buildings (accommodating up to 200 guests), each designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the Lodge. Rooms have private baths, balconies and wood burning fieldstone fireplaces, which are stocked daily with complimentary firewood. Room amenities include feather duvets and pillows, telephones, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and alarm clocks., Guide, NW Auctions, hotels, cruises, travel, northwest, pacific, adventure, Inside Passage, BC, British Columbia, Lodges, Resorts, Inns, skiing, adventures, powder, boating, yachting, canoeing, wines, NW, country inns, seaplanes, flightseeing, skytrekking, fjords, destinations, rocky mountain, Vancouver Island, San Juan Islands, summer rental homes, pacific coastal, naturalists, Indians, First Nation people, discovery islands, Salmon River, Helicopter skiing, snowcat, cascade lakes, bears, fishing, float planes