Guide to hiking the Hump
Waterton Lakes National Park

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Waterton Lakes and Northen Glacier Trails
By Andy Russell

"The trails of Waterton and Northern Glacier represent some of the most scenic in all our National Parks. They lead visitors through a wide variety of geography from the shores of the main lake up through the trees to timberline meadows and along high ridges over 2,750 metres above sea-level, where one can see a vast panorama of mountains tempered by the distant view of the flat rim of the prairie to the east. There is no comparable place in Canada with the spectrum of color or the contrast in topography."

Born of a Vision
by Chris MorrisonFrom an idea to an accomplishment, Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park was the first of its kind in the world.

Born of a Vision tells the story of the men behind this 1932 designation and how the men and women who followed have kept this concept alive

$9.95 in Canada

Where the Mountains Meet the Prairie
by Graham MacDonald

MacDonald (historian, Parks Canada, Calgary) presents the human history of Waterton Lakes National Park. From a discussion of the park’s namesake, British naturalist Charles Waterton, to explorations of such topics as conservation, Native traditions, and townsite development, this study provides a broad interpretive history of the area. The text is supported with black and white photographs, art reproductions and maps.

Voices in the Wind:

A collection of essays that explores the relationship between the Waterton-Glacier region and its human and animal inhabitants.