Lakeside hiking to find beautiful scenery⛰️

Improvement District No. 9 is definitely the heart-pounding destination if you want to experience a true “dot green, sapphire on the Rockies” tour. This time, we will take you to the sapphire-like view of Moraine Lake, the Double Jack Lake surrounded by mountains, the secret lake Johnson of the forest lakeside, and the popular photo-taking route Moraine Lake Rockpile Trail. Whether you want to be a pathfinder in the mountains or just want to chill at a cafe and see the natural beauty, this route is worth checking in! Attraction inventory recommendation 1. Moraine Lake Cafe 📍Address: 1 Moraine Lake Rd, Unit 2, Lake Louise, AB T0L 1E0, Canada At the beginning of the trip, enjoy a breakfast at Moraine Lake Cafe. The outdoor view of the Rocky Mountain Blue Lake is a secret base to replenish your energy before the hike. The shop focuses on freshly roasted coffee, simple meals include light sandwiches, handmade desserts; the staff is friendly and can help you recommend surrounding routes. 2. Minnewanka Loop/Lake Johnson 📍Address: Lake Minnewanka Drive, Banff National Park, Alberta T1L 1K2 Canada Driving around the Minnewanka Loop, the lakes and mountains along the way constantly refresh your definition of “picturesque”. Lake Johnson is located in the middle of the trail and is a favorite of many picnic enthusiasts. Picnic on the lakeside lawn, or stroll around the lake on the path, listen to the wind and feel the reflection of the lake, and serve with snack boxes and coffee super feel! 3. Two Jack Lake 📍Address: Improvement District No. 9, Alberta Canada ⏰ Open all day year round Double Jack Lake is a great place to unlock the magical moments of the evening. The lake is green, the microwaves are sparkling, and the two boulders are like guardian elves. There is a sense of camping atmosphere not to lie, the sunset, sitting on the lakeside wooden chairs or shore paths, it is really easy to conjure up the association of "sapphire"! 4. Moraine Lake Rockpile Trail 📍Address: Improvement District No. 9, AB T0L 1E0, Canada The most classic photo-taking route, a short one kilometer trail, along the rocks and lake light. Walking to the top of the hill, you can see the blue lake and mountains in front of you, which is the moment when the camera shutter can't stop pressing! It is recommended to visit in the morning or evening to avoid the crowds and enjoy the view of the lush blue lake. Transportation/Practical Tips - Routes require self-drive or group charter, limited public transportation coverage. Be sure to look for parking spaces at attractions in advance for self-driving cars, such as Moraine Lake, where parking is tight during summer hours and early morning entry is recommended. - The lakeside temperatures are low in the morning and evening, so bring a jacket when hiking, non-slip shoes are recommended. - There are not many dining facilities in the Minnewanka Loop and surrounding lake areas, so you can purchase light meals or portable snacks in advance at Moraine Lake Cafe. - Both Double Jack Lake and Moraine Lake Rockpile Trail are open year-round, however be aware of traffic safety in the event of heavy rain or temporary weather conditions. If you also want to feel the stunning beauty of the Sapphire Lake, remember to reserve a whole day and slowly check in every lakeside trail to ensure an easy harvest of healing nature! The lake view of the Rocky Mountains is really fascinating. If you want to capture your own memories, take advantage of the summer season #RockyMountainHike #LakeScenery #DrivingTour Guide #HealingNature #TravelPhoto