Camping in the Canadian Rockies / an account of camp life in the wilder parts of the Canadian Rocky mountains, together with a description of the region about Banff, Lake Louise, and Glacier, and a sketch of early explorations.

by Walter Dwight Wilcox

FULL-PAGE PHOTOGRAVURES.

Page [Mount Assiniboine] Frontispiece [Banff Springs Hotel] 4 [Bow River and Cascade Mountain] 10 [Lake Louise] 18 [Mount Lefroy and Mirror Lake] 38 [Lake Agnes (In early July, 1895)] 42 [Tom Chiniquy (By courtesy of Mr. S. B. Thompson, New Westminster, B. C.)] 50 [Mount Temple, from the Saddle] 78 [Discovery of Paradise Valley] 92 [Camp in Paradise Valley] 108 [Mount Sir Donald, from Eagle Peak] 126 [Head of Rocky Mountain Sheep] 132 [North Lake] 152 [Summit Lake, near Mount Assiniboine] 154 [Head of Rocky Mountain Goat (Shot July 18, 1895)] 164 [The Waputehk Range (Looking across the range from near Hector)] 184 [Mount Daly] 192 [Upper Bow Lake (Looking east)] 196 [Upper Bow Lake (Looking west)] 200 [Source of the Little Fork of the Saskatchewan River] 206 [Storm in Little Fork Valley] 208 [Mount Hector and Slate Mountains (From summit of a mountain near Little Fork Pass, 10,125 feet in altitude)] 210 [Camp at Little Fork Pass] 212 [Upper Bow Lake (Looking south)] 270 [Emerald Lake and Mount Field] 272