Johnston Canyon 
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26 km (16 mi.) along the Bow Valley Parkway sees the start of a favorite path through Johnston Canyon with its two waterfalls.
A trail leads through the canyon with bridges along the steep cliff walls allowing visitors to get a feel for being in one of these unique canyons. The trail contiues on some 6 km (4 mi.) on the far side of the canyon, leading up to the Ink Pots, a group of springs of which two basins are particularly striking because of the bluish-green color of the water. Most visitors just stick to the lower level while those with more time and energy take on the more strenuous walk to the Ink Pots.
Johnston Canyon is an impressive site in both summer and winter, although it sees very few visitors outside of the summer season.
A trail leads through the canyon with bridges along the steep cliff walls allowing visitors to get a feel for being in one of these unique canyons. The trail contiues on some 6 km (4 mi.) on the far side of the canyon, leading up to the Ink Pots, a group of springs of which two basins are particularly striking because of the bluish-green color of the water. Most visitors just stick to the lower level while those with more time and energy take on the more strenuous walk to the Ink Pots.
Johnston Canyon is an impressive site in both summer and winter, although it sees very few visitors outside of the summer season.
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A view of Johnston Canyon in Banff National Park after a heavy snow fall in mid winter.
Johnston Canyon lookout area in Banff National Park during summer.
Upper falls in Johnston Canyon, Banff National Park.
Ice on the lower falls at Johnston Canyon, Banff National Park.
Ice in Johnston Canyon, Banff National Park.
