Travel Tips and Stories of Shuswap Lake in Canada
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Travel guide of Shuswap Lake
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Travel guide of Shuswap Lake
81 km from Shuswap Lake
Taken in Summer 2019; Kamloops; British Columbia; Canada
95 km from Shuswap Lake
A black bear grazing in Wells Gray Provincial Park, BC.
118 km from Shuswap Lake
I took this photo for the #michaelschallenge. I actually took this photo of my model in an aisle of Michaels covered in fake fern plants. The goal of the Michaels Challenge is to use their fake plant selection to make it look like you aren’t in their store. I found this photo breathtaking. And was so pleased with its mood of a horror movie, or dramatic scene of hiding and seek. Therefore the name “Eye Run, but Eye Can’t hide”
119 km from Shuswap Lake
A tiny ray of sunset through the gap in the snow covered pines of Canada’s mountains.
Experienced by Tim Hart
119 km from Shuswap Lake
Highway 33 towards Kelowna with Okanagan Lake in the distance.
Experienced by Kate Joyce
128 km from Shuswap Lake
Pont surplombant le Mushbowl C’est une petite cascade prise en sandwich entre les deux cataractes de la rivière Murtle, Helmcken Falls et Dawson Falls. À The Mushbowl, la rivière autrement large est divisée par un rocher au milieu de la rivière. Sur le côté gauche des chutes se trouve une grotte accessible lorsque la rivière est à un débit modérément élevé, offrant une vue unique sur la cataracte.
130 km from Shuswap Lake
This young osprey had either been unsuccessful returning to the nest or injured itself on an early flight and was perched on a large boulder beside the highway in the Kootenays just south of Nakusp. It is puffed up to as large as it can get to intimidate me into leaving. Out of respect I only snapped a couple of images and scooted.
Experienced by Rick Rogers
152 km from Shuswap Lake
Little Tunnel in Naramata. www.kapturethelight.com www.instagram.com/kapturethelight/
163 km from Shuswap Lake
Stopped to admire the sunset colours along Highway 3 while driving into Penticton.
206 km from Shuswap Lake
Taken on a trip into the backcountry of Jasper. A real Canadian feel and outdoor experience.
206 km from Shuswap Lake
A 35km ski tour in the backcountry of Jasper National Park. Tonquin Valley, Jasper Alberta.
209 km from Shuswap Lake
captured this shot of the road up to mount edith cavell after a beautiful hike in the alpine meadows
Experienced by justin beck
209 km from Shuswap Lake
Mount Edith Cavell - Jasper National Park, Alberta
213 km from Shuswap Lake
Close Up Pine Spruce Tree With Waterfall In Rich Lush Rainforest In Pacific Northwest, Alberta, Canada
Experienced by Joshua Woroniecki
213 km from Shuswap Lake
the Athabasca River at sunrise at Jasper National Park, Alberta Canada
214 km from Shuswap Lake
After a long day of family adventure, we took the road less travelled and came across this wonderful view.
Experienced by Adam Patterson
224 km from Shuswap Lake
Absolutely loved this place. It’s not easy to get to and you absolutely need to be ok with driving a long way in a car, but that island, albeit, small is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen.
Experienced by Tom Gainor
224 km from Shuswap Lake
A lone canoer rounds Spirit Island on Maligne Lake, Jasper National Park.
Experienced by Karl Lee
225 km from Shuswap Lake
We canoed 14km down Maligne Lake to Spirit Island in perfect conditions. On our way back up the lake the weather changed swiftly and the 14km back to the boat house against relentless headwinds and strong waves almost broke us. A true adventure we’ll never forget.
225 km from Shuswap Lake
A few weeks ago, my family and i hike on the moose lake in jasper national park. Unfortanetly we didnt came upon any moose but we same some beautfiull reflections on the lake. It was 33 degrees and totally worth it. I shot this photo with my new canon camera.
