Day 2 – Banff Part I – Like a New Home

This post could be from the senta series that comes photo … Hehe… So much even, it will be divided into two parts, ok!

Saturday was a day of many emotions, seriously, I can’t remember a day with more beautiful scenery, the breathtaking ones. Even taking your breath away literally, because we walked just that day, city, mountain, canyon, mountain up and down. And it was exactly on Saturday that the largest number of photos were taken, about 325. Eita busy finger! Hehe

For those who did not miss the post of day 1 of the trip, you will know that we spent the night in Calgary and plan to leave early for Banff, which is approximately 128km from downtown Calgary.

And after a certain amount of travel, we’ve already begun to see the cordilherias of the Canadian Rockies, called the Canadian Rockies. It’s a show of horizon.

First photo of the Canadianrockies

Then the mountains begin to grow before our eyes and then they didn’t stop…

Along the way, we stopped quickly in the city of Canmore, but I was clicking madly for almost the entire route, each mountain was a click, just imagine.

Canmore – AB

Soon after we arrived at Banff National Park, which is all this area that goes from before Banff to just after Lake Louise. It is worth noting that you have to pay entrance, including counting the number of days you will be inside the park. A car with 2 or more people pays $19.60 a day.

And finally Banff, which has about 6700 inhabitants and is always crowded with tourists. We heard Brazilians in droves over there, I think it was a tour or something.

At the entrance to the city…

View of Banff Avenue – charming place!!!

Another one from Banff Avenue and in the background to Cascade Mountain

Wedding in the gazebo…

Diego heading towards Cascade Mountain – left

Bow lake – the same as the photo in this post – right

The flowers and the mountain

After a few walks through the center, we went uphill towards Banff Gondola. From there, you climb Sulphur Mountain, via cable cars. I froby! Every day I find myself more afraid of heights, but the good thing is that the landscape compensated.