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In 1883, three Canadian Pacific Railway construction workers discovered some something incredible is nestled in the chain of the Alberta Rocky Mountains.

On an eastern slope, they found a cave containing hot springs. Today, these pools are known as the birthplace of Canada's national parks. Banff National Park, the first in the country and third in the world, increased from just a small pool in a massive destination covering 2,564 square miles.

But if you think everything worth seeing the beautiful attraction of the North is the turquoise waters of Lake Louise, think again.

This is the Cave and Basin where Banff began.

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But there is so much more to see.

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Around every corner is another spectacular view.

Around every bend is another spectacular sight.

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The Canadian Rockies are a major focal point - that particular peak Castle Mountain.

The Canadian Rocky Mountains are a major focal point -- this particular peak is Castle Mountain.

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Cascades, streams, lakes and spot the landscape massive national park.

Waterfalls, streams, and lakes spot the massive national park's landscape.

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This was captured in Johnston canyon. It is one of the most crossed hiking in the Rockies because of the incredible waterfalls along the route.

This was captured in Johnston Canyon. It's one of the most traversed hikes in the Rockies due to the incredible waterfalls along the route.

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This does not matter if you see the top of park ...

It doesn't matter if you see the park from up high...

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Or at ground level, it is beautiful anyway.

Or on ground-level, it's beautiful either way.

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Although you might assume the high peaks are still covered with snow, they are actually not, but there is a glacier above the highest peak, Mount Temple.

Though you might assume the tall peaks are always covered in snow, they're actually not, but there is one glacier on top of the highest peak, Mount Temple.

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This is called the Wailing Wall.

This alpine body surrounded by water is Lake Louise. Known for its beautiful pool in summer, freezing in winter for skating a surreal experience.

This alpine-surrounded body of water is Lake Louise. Known for its beautiful paddling in the summer, it freezes over in the winter for a surreal skating experience.

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