Mosquito Creek Review

I feel that this name is very appropriate. The mosquito sucking water is really as small as the mosquito. It may be bigger in summer. In the past of autumn, the stream is really shallow and there is a camping camp next to it. And very standardized.

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Beautiful scenery, fresh air, convenient transportation, a good place to travel

Mosquito Creek is a small stream in Banff National Park, flowing through the campground in Banff National Park. The ecological environment here is good, the stream is clear and bottomed, and salmon and carp are often seen swimming around. The stream is full of stones of large and small size, with different colors. On both sides of the stream, there are many wet plants such as triangular poplars and willows. Walking in the forest trail, listening to the sound of the stream, close to nature, feeling relaxed and happy.

Mosquito Creek Mosquito Creek, on top of it is a campground, and this stream is on the edge. There are many such campsites in Banff Park, with water pipes, toilets, wooden tables and chairs. We saw many tourists sleeping here. There are RVs and tents. The park belongs to the virgin forest and often has bears. So the tent actually hitched on the roof, which was quite scary. Worried they'd fall?