Lake Minnewanka

The Minnewanka lake is a very cold lake situated in the eastern zone of Banff National Park in Canada. There are many lakes spilling down from Mount Inglismaldie, Mount Girouard and Mount Peechee on the south side of the lake in like manner support the lake. This is a famous lake.

The lake is 21 km 13 mi long and 142 m 466 ft profound, making it the second longest lake in the mountain parks of the Canadian Rockies the aftereffect of a power dam at the west end. The lake is empowered by the Cascade River, gushing east of Cascade Mountain, and runs south through Stewart Canyon as it releases into the western end of the lake.

Local people since quite a while prior involved regions around Lake Minnewanka, as ideal on time as 10,000 years back, according to stone mechanical assemblies and a Clovis point lead found by archeologists.