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Nothing Gold Can Stay
Robert Frost - 1874-1963
Nature’s first green is gold,
Her hardest hue to hold.
Her early leaf’s a flower;
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf.
So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day.
Nothing gold can stay.
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Larches!
The first week of October is typically the prime time to view larches in Banff National Park. These deciduous conifers turn yellow in the middle of September before losing their needles in the middle of October. During larch season, you get fall colours darting high up into the alpine, giving you mixtures of yellows and oranges that contrast beautifully with the blues and snow-topped peaks of the surrounding mountains. This makes for magical walks amongst the trees and along alpine lakes. For the most popular larch hikes, you will want to arrive before sunrise or for a better experience, book yourself onto a Parks Canada shuttle.
CHANGING FOLIAGE
In autumn, seeing the deep green of balsam firs explode with the sunrise yellow of the changing larch and poplar foliage makes for an amazing photo op. Pictures only capture a fragment of what it’s like to see the riptide of reds, oranges, and yellow flowing down the mountains.
GRAZING ANIMALS
Throughout September and into October, you’ll find all manner of mountain animals in the lower meadows. Deer in rut. Bighorn sheep in head butting contests. Bears preparing for hibernation. Expect a show or two along the highway, and if you come in the spring, you’ll see mommy deer bringing their Bambi’s down to the fields at the base of the mountain where the snow melts faster, allowing grass to grow through! |