• 20A Mount Rundle Main Summit Just After Sunrise From Trans Canada Highway After Canmore On The Way To Banff In Winter.jpg
  • 20B Mount Rundle Main Summit Close Up Just After Sunrise From Trans Canada Highway Between Canmore And Banff In Winter.jpg
  • 20C Mount Rundle Main Summit Close Up Just After Sunrise From Trans Canada Highway Between Canmore And Banff In Winter.jpg
  • 21 Mount Rundle Main Peak and Mount Rundle 1 From Trans Canada Highway Between Canmore and Banff In Winter.jpg
  • 22 The Ridge From Mount Rundle 1 Descends To Banff From Trans Canada Highway Between Canmore and Banff In Summer Early Morning.jpg
  • 23A The Ridge From Mount Rundle 1 Descends To Banff From Trans Canada Highway Between Canmore and Banff In Winter Early Morning.jpg
  • 23B The Ridge From Mount Rundle 1 Descends To Banff From Trans Canada Highway Between Canmore and Banff In Winter At Sunrise.jpg
  • 23C Mount Rundle 1 Close Up From Trans Canada Highway Between Canmore and Banff In Winter At Sunrise.jpg
  • 24 The Ridge From Mount Rundle Descends To Banff From Trans Canada Highway Between Canmore and Banff In Winter At Sunrise.jpg
  • 25A Mount Peechee From Trans Canada Highway Just Before Banff In Winter.jpg
  • 25B Mount Peechee From Trans Canada Highway From Near Banff In Winter.jpg
  • 26A Mount Inglismaldie and Mount Girouard From Trans Canada Highway Just Before Banff In Winter.jpg
  • 26B Mount Girouard From Trans Canada Highway Just Before Banff In Winter.jpg
  • 27 Mount Astley And Other Mountains In Front Of Mount Aylmer From Trans Canada Highway Just Before Banff In Winter.jpg
  • 28A Cascade Mountain Shine At Sunrise From Trans Canada Highway Just Before Banff In Winter.jpg
  • 28B Cascade Mountain was named in 1858 by James Hector after the waterfall or cascade on the southern flanks of the peak - From Trans Canada Highway Just Before Banff In Summer.jpg

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23A The Ridge From Mount Rundle 1 Descends To Banff From Trans Canada Highway Between Canmore and Banff In Winter Early Morning

23A The Ridge From Mount Rundle 1 Descends To Banff From Trans Canada Highway Between Canmore and Banff In Winter Early Morning