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Yellowknife

Yellowknife

Yellowknife is one of those trips where you have to go at least once in your life, but after you visit you have no intentions of ever going again. Lol. To say that it was a little cold is a bit of an understatement. I swear during the three days I was there I have never been so cold in my life. Let’s backtrack a bit first. After grabbing breakfast in our hotel lobby, we took a shuttle to the…

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Sulphur Mountain

Sulphur Mountain

For our last day in Banff, we woke up early, ate breakfast, then checked out of the hotel. Our hotel had given us free transit passes to ride the local bus, called Roam. We ended up using it to take the bus up to Sulphur Mountain to ride the gondolas. We arrived at the base of Sulphur Mountain a little early. It was really foggy that morning, so you could hardly see the top of the mountain. After exchanging our…

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Lake Louise

Lake Louise

For our next day, we booked a day trip to Lake Louise. We grabbed breakfast at the Chili’s restaurant inside our hotel, then packed our bags for the trip. Our tour bus picked us up outside the hotel shortly after. We were lucky it was a small group for our tour. It was exactly 10 people including our bus driver. Once he finished rounding everyone up, we were on our way towards Lake Louise. The first stop on our trip…

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Banff

Banff

The next day was a day in transit. We woke up early morning to eat breakfast inside our hotel room. Unfortunately, since we didn’t have a microwave inside our room, it was a little…tricky…to reheat our leftovers from the previous night. Thankfully we were well prepared with our instant noodle. I guess $83 leftover steak and $1.99 cup noodle make a good pairing. =P We reserved a Brewster bus to pick us up from the hotel to take us to…

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Calgary

Calgary

Day two in Calgary began with us taking the C Train to City Hall, then walking about 20 minutes to Fort Calgary. It was still very cold in Calgary, so the 20 minute walk felt like an eternity. As we got near Fort Calgary, we could already see the row of log cabins leading into the museum. We could also see the statue of Col. James MacLead near the front. After stepping inside we paid for the admission and started…

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