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Program of the 58th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry 87<br />
Lake Louise & Moraine Lake Tour<br />
The bus will travel along the scenic Bow Valley<br />
Parkway where you will view the soaring heights<br />
of Castle Mountain followed by an afternoon<br />
excursion to Lake Louise, the “Jewel of the<br />
Canadian Rockies” situated in a hanging valley.<br />
The world famous Chateau Lake Louise sits at<br />
the opposite end of the lake from Mt. Victoria<br />
and Victoria Glacier. There will be time to stroll<br />
along the shores of the lake or explore some of<br />
the wilderness sights and sounds. While at the<br />
Bow Lake & Peyto Lake Tour<br />
The Icefields Parkway is arguably one of the most<br />
spectacular stretches of road in the entire world.<br />
There is an abundance of wildlife, and the bus will<br />
likely have to slow for mountain goats, big horn<br />
sheep or bears that amble onto the highway. The<br />
Bow Summit is the highest point on the Icefields<br />
Parkway (2156m). From this viewpoint you will<br />
Johnston Canyon Hiking Tour<br />
The sightseeing bus will take you from the Bow<br />
Falls and Tunnel Mountain Drive, which overlooks<br />
the splendour of the Bow River Valley, to visit the<br />
Hoodoos which have been shaped by centuries<br />
of wind. The tour continues along the Bow Valley<br />
Parkway to Johnston Canyon. Here guests will<br />
Thursday 13 September:<br />
Lunch (included with registration fee)<br />
13:00-14:00 Donald Cameron Hall or Sally Borden Building<br />
Chateau, a number of activities are available to<br />
everyone, including canoeing, horseback riding,<br />
and guided hikes at additional local prices. Please<br />
note that accessChateau Lake Louse is limited to<br />
public areas.<br />
The tour continues to Moraine Lake, nestled in<br />
the Valley of the Ten Peaks.<br />
The bus will then return to Banff and deliver<br />
delegates directly to the site for the barbecue<br />
dinner which all delegates will attend.<br />
see beautiful Peyto Lake, which is the most<br />
emerald lake in the Rockies.<br />
The return trip includes a sightseeing stop at Bow<br />
Lake and Crowfoot Glacier.<br />
The bus will then return to Banff and deliver<br />
delegates directly to the site for the barbecue<br />
dinner which all delegates will attend.<br />
have an opportunity to walk to the lower falls.<br />
Please note that, although hiking boots are not<br />
required for this walk, sturdy (non slip) walking<br />
shoes are recommended.<br />
The bus will then return to Banff and deliver<br />
delegates directly to the site for the barbecue<br />
dinner which all delegates will attend.<br />
Poster/Exhibition viewing with coffee<br />
14:00-15:00 Sally Borden Building (Lower level) and Professional Development<br />
Centre (Poster Display wing)<br />
Exhibition and Poster displays remain open with cash bar from<br />
18:00-23:00<br />
Banquet (Requires pre-purchased ticket, included with Registration sheet)<br />
19:30-21:30 Donald Cameron Hall Dining Room<br />
Entertainment: World Champion Native Hoop Dancer
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