Red Rock Canyon, Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada
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Martin Broomfield
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The stream at Red Rock Canyon, has cut through layers of sediment typical of Waterton-Glacier, including red and green argillite. Ripple Marks, mud cracks and fossil, blue green algae are visible along the canyon.
Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta. The site of the first oil well in Alberta. In 1889 local Abori...
The Prince of Wales Hotel, Waterton Lake National Park, Alberta was constructed in 1927, by the Great...
Cameron Lake, Waterton Lakes National Park. Nestled between the mountain peaks of the Akamina Ridge, ...
Waterton Lake, southern Alberta, Canada and northern Montana, USA. The lake straddles the Canada and ...
Bowman Lake is on the North end of Glacier National Park and has great views. This was a project that...
Polebridge Montana is a community just outside of Glacier National Park. It is all off the grid with ...
The Old Bridge spans the Middle Fork of the Flathead River just outside of West Glacier, Montana. It ...
The entrance to the west side of Glacier National Park goes through West Glacier, Montana and over th...
Devil's Elbow is on of the rapids that form in high water on the Middle Fork of the Flathead. To the ...
This was taken above the summit at Whtiefsih Mountain Resort in the winter. You can see the Glacier P...
Les montagnes Rocheuses ou « Rocheuses » (en anglais : Rocky Mountains ou Rockies) désignent une grande chaîne de montagnes intracontinentale dans l'ouest de l'Amérique du Nord qui s'étend sur plus de 4 800 km depuis le Nouveau-Mexique au sud jusqu'à nord de la Colombie-Britannique au nord. Elle s'étend sur le territoire des États-Unis et du Canada. Son altitude varie entre 1 500 m près des hautes plaines et 4 401 m au Mont Elbert dans le Colorado. Sa largeur est comprise entre 120 et 650 km. Les Montagnes Rocheuses prennent une forme oblongue, étendue en longitude sur plusieurs milliers de kilomètres.
