Lake Louise is a Lake of many names. The first colonial explorers named the area Emerald Lake for its crystal clear color. But for thousands of years prior, First Nations members called it “The Lake of Little Fishes.” Whichever name you go by, one thing is certain – the lake is both beautiful and famous. And, as one of the best-known sites in Banff National Park, planning a trip to Louise takes a bit of prep work. Show up at the wrong time and you may find heavy crowds and a parking headache. However, with a bit of research, you can avoid the busiest spots and enjoy the lake’s serene beauty. Today, let’s take a look at how to plan a trip to Lake Louise. Will also look in detail at several Lake Louise hikes including the Big Beehive Hike. My trip to Banff National Park was sponsored by Vero Social Network. Join me on Vero (algorithm and ad-free) for tons more content, videos, and travel tips. What is the Best Time To Come to Lake Louise? If you ask a local they will tell you that in the summer, Lake Louise parking lot often fills up at 5 am […]

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