Some info about the place. It takes about 20 miles (32 k) of hiking to get to the park. Many choose to walk but a helicopter is an option. Once there, you can pick an expensive but nice lodge (if you have reservations) or campgrounds (first come first served) or cabins to stay at while there. This photo is from a place called The Nublet, a short hike from the lodge and campgrounds.
Camera stuff: canon 6d, iso 640, 22mm, f11, 1/160 If you’re interested in my work, my instagram handle is @abel.j.rojas
![image showing Looking at Mt. Assiniboine turns frowns upside down. Mt Assiniboine Provincial Park, British Columbia, CA. [OC][1080x1350]](1c45c3fd-3e41-5625-bd1a-bca726f929da.jpg)
walkingaswind on December 8th, 2017 at 22:21 UTC »
Some info about the place. It takes about 20 miles (32 k) of hiking to get to the park. Many choose to walk but a helicopter is an option. Once there, you can pick an expensive but nice lodge (if you have reservations) or campgrounds (first come first served) or cabins to stay at while there. This photo is from a place called The Nublet, a short hike from the lodge and campgrounds.
Camera stuff: canon 6d, iso 640, 22mm, f11, 1/160 If you’re interested in my work, my instagram handle is @abel.j.rojas
Hope you enjoyed the photo!
Edit: grammar
Blk_Angel on December 8th, 2017 at 23:15 UTC »
Cool lake reflection of a howling... bear?
Smarter_Berseker on December 9th, 2017 at 03:59 UTC »
I prefer Mt Bone-in-ass myself.