Mistaya Canyon, located at the border of Jasper and Banff National Park is a stunning sight. Your adventure starts with the short walk from the parking lot that descends to an abandoned roadbed. From here, enter a bridge and look out into the canyon as the water rushes beneath your feet. But you don’t need to stay on the bridge to enjoy the view. The entire canyon is open – an enter at your own risk area. Depending on your confidence and sense of balance, you can walk right up to the white water and hang out on the rocks. In addition, several great hikes start at Mistaya Canyon. My trip to Banff was sponsored by my long-time sponsor Vero Social Network. Vero – which means truth in Latin, is all about connecting genuine people around the world. You won’t find any algorithms here and your data is never stored or sold. Join me on Vero, and discover social the way it was meant to be. The Geography of Mistaya Canyon The Mistaya River originates in Pristine Peyto Lake, located just a few miles down the road. From Peyto, the river rushes over a flat bottom valley and plunges into […]

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