Kootenay National Park

We crossed into Canada from Idaho in the camper van on the morning of July 28th, heading for the Canadian national parks in the Rocky Mountains.  We stopped in Cranbrook for lunch and groceries and challenged ourselves to the “voted most challenging mini golf in Canada” at Elizabeth Lake Lodge (it was pretty cool) before continuing on to Kimberly.  We checked out the town that evening and found a good overnight spot near the mountain biking trails above town and rode some of the trails the next day before heading on to Kootenay National Park.

In Kootenay National Park, we managed to snag a campsite for a couple of nights and spent one day hiking the beautiful Stanley Glacier Trail and checking out the incredible Marble Canyon gorge.  The following day was a bit of the rest day to enjoy the Radium Hot Springs as well as visit the town of the same name.  We made a couple more stops while making our way on to Banff.

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