Reflections
In the morning.
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Cameron Lake is a mountain lake at the end of the Akamina Parkway in Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada, about 11 km from Waterton village in a straight line. It is named after Donald Roderick Cameron, a 19th-century British officer. The 49th parallel, the border between Canada and the United States, runs through the southern end of the lake, so part of it technically lies in Montana. Towering mountains, snow-capped into early summer, surround the lake and are mirrored in its calm water in the morning, dense pine forest lines its shores, and moose sometimes wade in the shallows near the bank. There is a visitor centre and a dock where boats and kayaks are rented in summer, and a trail runs along the western shore. This is bear country, so carry bear spray and keep your distance from wildlife, and check that the Akamina Parkway is open before you go.
In the morning.
Summer rental.
In the shallows.
Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada
June to September.
Yes; carry bear spray.