[2025 Field Stay] Travel Guide for Emerald Lake Lodge (Updated Mar)

Just took a 2.5-hour drive from Calgary to Field, BC, to experience the breathtaking beauty of Emerald Lake in winter—and it was absolutely worth it! ❄️ If you’re not a fan of crowds, this is the perfect season to visit. The snow-covered landscape, frozen lake, and peaceful atmosphere make it feel like a winter wonderland. We also stopped by the on-site restaurant, which served some great food—highly recommend! If you're looking for a quiet, scenic getaway, add this to your list! #EmeraldLake #WinterWonderland #TravelBC #travel #foodie

Emerald Lake Lodge: A Tranquil Lakeside Retreat Nestled in lush greenery, Emerald Lake Lodge is a serene and elegant haven for travelers seeking a peaceful escape. This resort, in harmony with nature, offers a profound interpretation of a beautiful life. Hotel Features: Emerald Lake Lodge is surrounded by mountains and water, inspired by the surrounding natural scenery. Built with wood and stone, it exudes a rustic beauty. The rooms are cozy and stylish, with windows framing stunning lake and mountain views. The lodge emphasizes sustainability, using solar power and rainwater collection systems, allowing guests to enjoy nature while contributing to environmental protection. In addition to accommodation, the lodge offers outdoor activities like kayaking, hiking, and birdwatching, allowing guests to experience nature up close. The spa center uses local plants for relaxing massages and treatments, helping guests unwind. Nearby Attractions: Guests can explore nearby natural beauty from the lodge. Emerald Lake is a scenic spot with clear waters and lush surroundings, perfect for photography and picnics. The nearby Emerald Falls is a must-visit for hikers. For cultural exploration, nearby indigenous villages offer rich traditions and crafts. Emerald Lake Lodge, with its unique location, harmonious design, and outdoor activities, offers a tranquil retreat close to nature. Guests can enjoy peace and comfort while experiencing nature's grandeur and cultural depth, creating unforgettable memories.

The largest lake in Yoho National Park. As its name suggests, the vivid emerald green lake is too beautiful. You can canoe on the lake🛶 and ski in winter⛷️ I visited in the summer, so there were people enjoying canoeing everywhere. I spent my time relaxing taking pictures of them! There were also several lodges on the lakeside. Next time I'd like to stay here and look at the lake all day🤍 The surroundings were a little dull due to the forest fire, but the emerald lake was still beautiful. Please come and see this spectacular view. ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Emerald Lake, Yoho National Park 📸: Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ #overseastrip #canadatrip #canada #studyingincanada #canadiantourism #yoho #emeraldlake #emeraldgreen

Emerald Lake and Ancient Wooden Bridge Some people say that Banff's Emerald Lake is the most beautiful, in fact, each has its own characteristics. The characteristic of Emerald Lake is that the lake must first pass through a wooden bridge. This quaint wooden bridge is the most unique among all the lakes in the Rocky Mountains. Tourists have stood here to take photos with Emerald Lake. This ancient bridge has been around for a few years. The paranoid Canadians are still not using the early one-way street. In fact, the bridge currently only allows the resort ferry in Huzhong Island to pass slowly. The private car can only be parked in the far parking lot by shuttle bus. This bit of protection of the natural heritage is awe-inspiring. The Emerald Lake seen by the bridge is calm and there is no ripple. The water reflects the snow peaks of the forest. The bright colors hit your vision and feel "really like fake". Emerald Lake is precisely the largest lake in the "Yose National Park" connected to Banff, with an area of more than one square kilometer, formed more than 10,000 years ago. Standing on one side of the lake, I clearly saw that the landslide caused by the avalanche caused the forest to be cut down, and the pile of warm wood in front of the dwelling made me feel the coldness of the earth. Banff Lake is more than confused; Banff Lake is beautiful, beautifully messed up.