Moraine Lake

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Moraine Lake is a glacially fed, vividly turquoise lake in the Canadian Rockies, renowned for its dramatic mountain backdrop and iconic status as one of Canada’s most photographed natural landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacial lake
natural landmark
tourist attraction
accessBy bicycle
shuttle bus
tour bus
accessRestricted yes
basinCountry Canada
color turquoise
country Canada
distanceFromCalgary approximately 190 kilometres by road
distanceFromLakeLouiseVillage approximately 14 kilometres
approximately 8.7 miles
elevation approximately 1884 metres above sea level
approximately 6181 feet above sea level
featuredOn Canadian postage stamps
former Canadian twenty-dollar banknote
frozenDuring winter
governingBody Parks Canada
hasViewpoint Rockpile Trail viewpoint
inPhotographicIconographyOf Canada
knownFor dramatic mountain backdrop
photography
scenic beauty
vivid turquoise water
locatedIn Alberta
Banff National Park
Alberta’s Rocky Mountains
surface form: Canadian Rockies

Improvement District No. 9, Alberta
maximumDepth approximately 14 metres
approximately 46 feet
near Lake Louise
surface form: Lake Louise village
nearestMajorCity Calgary
outflow Moraine Creek NERFINISHED
partOf Valley of the Ten Peaks
popularActivity canoeing
hiking
photography
sightseeing
protectedUnder Canada National Parks Act
roadAccess Moraine Lake Road
surfaceArea about 0.19 square miles
about 0.5 square kilometres
surroundedBy Ten Peaks
touristSeason late spring to early fall
vehicleAccessPolicy private vehicles generally restricted during peak season
waterSource glacial meltwater
waterType freshwater

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Banff National Park contains Moraine Lake