Forget Banff where hotels cost $450 and Diablo keeps turquoise ice for $120
“`html Lake Louise parking sold out again. The Fairmont wants $1,435 a night. Border crossing adds three hours to your drive. Meanwhile, four hours from Seattle, Diablo Lake’s frozen turquoise arms wait in absolute silence. No reservations. No crowds. No passport. The same glacial physics that makes Banff famous works here. Rock flour from Colonial … Lire plus








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