This lake is near Banff, Alberta, in the Rocky Mountains. It is the longest and second deepest lake in the mountain parks. Along its shores elk, deer, mountain sheep, and even bears can be seen. In the lake there are many fish, including big trout. Today there are five campgrounds for people to stay at, making it a popular summer spot!
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bountiful. Lake trout in excess of 20 kilograms (44 pounds)
were often caught when Europeans first began visiting the
lake a little more than 100 years ago. Along its shores,
elk, deer and mountain sheep are abundant (as are bears)
and the lake is on a golden eagle flyway, a spring and fall
migration route from summer nesting territories as far north
as Alaska and Siberia to wintering grounds in the mountains
of Colorado and Wyoming.
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