Moraine Lake in Banff National Park, Alberta, is fed by glaciers in the surrounding Ten Peaks. Its unique color is caused by the sky's reflection in the glacially dropped rock flour throughout the lake. Moraine Lake is but a stone's throw from Lake Louise which, undeservedly, is more popular but certainly not more spectacular.
Moraine Lake-0136
Moraine Lake-0136
All text and photographs are copyright© Donal Hill and South Coronado Photo Company. All rights are reserved worldwide. This web site is intended purely for commercial purposes and the convenience of the customers of South Coronado Photo Company. No image may be copied, duplicated, modified or redistributed in whole or in part without the prior written permission of Donal Hill or South Coronado Photo Company. The South Coronado Photo Company logo of the circled bridge, boathouse, 3 birds and the text, "South Coronado Photo Company" is the trademark™ and property of Donal Hill and South Coronado Photo Company, 826 Orange Ave., #514, Coronado CA, 92118, phone: 619-435-2135, Web: southcoronadophoto.com.