Moraine Lake

Moraine Lake is a stunning glacially fed lake located in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada. Famous for its vivid turquoise color, the lake is surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the Canadian Rockies, creating breathtaking views. The unique color comes from the sediment, called "rock flour," brought into the water by melting glaciers. Moraine Lake is a popular destination for visitors, offering hiking trails and opportunities for photography, especially during the summer months when the lake's colors are most vibrant. It serves as a symbol of Canada’s natural beauty and a hub for outdoor enthusiasts.