Moraine Lake is a glacier-fed lake in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada. It's known for its striking turquoise color and is one of the most photographed lakes in the Canadian Rockies. Features: Location: In the Valley of the Ten Peaks, 14 kilometers southeast of Lake Louise Elevation: 1,884 meters (6,181 ft) Color: Turquoise, caused by glacial silt and sunlight refraction Activities: Hiking, canoeing, photography, and taking in the views Attractions: Moraine Lake Rockpile, a large pile of boulders with panoramic views Getting there: Transportation: Parks Canada shuttles, Roam Public Transit, and commercial buses are permitted from June to mid-October Road: The road to Moraine Lake is closed to personal vehicles year-round Walking and biking: Visitors can walk or bike the 10 km (6 mile) one-way road Nearby attractions: Moraine Lake Lodge: Offers accommodations, a gift shop, and a café Rock Pile: A short interpretive trail leads to the top of the rockpile, where you can see the "Twenty Dollar View" When to visit: The lake is open from June to October The lake's color is most intense in July and August The color can vary from day to day depending on lighting conditions Instagram:jupiter_legend #morainelakeal #banffnationalpark #lake #nature #fyp #fypシ - @naturecoed