Spray Lakes Reservoir

Spray Lakes Reservoir is a supply in Canmore, Alberta, Canada. The Spray Lakes were a series of lakes framed along the Spray River, a tributary of the Bow River. With the damming of the waterway, the lakes were joined in the Spray Lakes Reservoir. It lies between the Goat Range and the Three Sisters edge, at a height of 1,720 meters 5,640 ft. The lake is trailed by Highway 742 Smith Dorrien Trail in the northern part. The lake is depleted by the Goat Creek, which exhausts into the Bow River around 25 kilometers 16 mi toward the northwest, at the town of Banff.

Some portion of the water is occupied for hydroelectric purposes from Goat Pond by means of an open waterway and through a trench burrow into Whiteman's Pond and towards Canmore. The lake lies in the recreational region of Kananaskis Country, and characterizes the eastern edge of Spray Valley Provincial Park. A iety of recreational zones are set up on the two shores. The western shore is paralleled by climbing trails, and excursion destinations and campgrounds are set up on the two sides of the lake.

• Spray Lakes West Provincial Recreation Area

• Sparrowhawk Provincial Recreation Area

• Buller Mountain Provincial Recreation Area

• Mount Shark Trailhead Provincial Recreation Area