Field Bodies of Water
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Bodies of Water in Field, British Columbia.
Emerald Lake
While surrounded by mountains and natural forestland, Emerald Lake is an easily accessible attraction that offers a myriad of summer and winter activities. Visitors to Emerald Lake often partake in fishing, canoeing, horseback riding, picnicking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
Natural Bridge
Crossing over the Kicking Horse River, this natural bridge offers visitors with a lookout point of this mighty river. Once the site of a waterfall, the land surrounding this area has slowly been carved into a natural bridge by the powerful flow of the Kicking Horse’s waters.
Lake O'Hara
Because of its fragile environment, Lake O’Hara is a limited access attraction with visitors required to take a shuttle bus to the region. However, hiking to the lake is not restricted. The trail, as marked by the map, begins 15 km (9.3 mi) east of Field at a parking lot also used as the departure point for the shuttle.
Sherbrooke Lake
Just off the Trans-Canada Highway, between Mount Ogden and Paget Peak, is Sherbrooke Lake. Accessible from the Wapta Lake picnic area, this lake offers its visitors sparkling green waters surrounded by subalpine forest and lush meadows that are filled with wildflowers in the summer months.
Whitewater Rafting
Near Lake Louise
Yoho Cabins
Yoho National Park
Travel Packages
