Discover Lake Louise’s Wildflowers
Explore the vibrant beauty of Lake Louise’s wildflowers with our new field guide, "Blossoms of Beauty." Learn about the over 160 species of flowering plants that grace our slopes and forests. From the Fireweed found at every elevation to the delicate White Mountain Avens at the treeline, each plant tells a story of adaptation and survival. Don't miss this extraordinary natural display.
When to Visit: Our wildflower season runs from late June to mid-August, peaking in late July and early August. During this time, the slopes burst into a riot of colors, offering a constantly changing floral display.
Why They Thrive: The unique conditions of our mountain create a perfect habitat for diverse plant life. Factors like elevation, slope, tree cover, and soil chemistry contribute to the rich tapestry of wildflowers you can see.
Where to Find Them: Take the gondola to various trails and lookout points to see these blooms up close. Visit the Wildlife Interpretive Centre at Whitehorn Lodge for expert guidance and join a guided hike to delve deeper into the flora of Lake Louise.
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