A hidden gem in southern Alberta

Posted Sep 8, 2011 7:49 am.

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Waterton Lakes National Park is an unspoiled gem tucked away in the southern corner of Alberta near the US border.

The Canadian side of the park creates an international peace park, sharing it’s space with Montana’s Glacier National Park.

Waterton Lakes National Park is full of an assortment of natural attractions.

One of the most photographed scenic spots in waterton is Cameron Falls, which can be experienced by heading down a short pathway to the right of the falls.

Red Rock Canyon is another great spot for nature lovers and offers a variety of hikes at different skill levels, including the Crypt Lake Trail.

And Waterton Townsite features many park attractions, restaurants, interesting gift shops and places to stay.

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