Moraine Lake, located in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies, is a glacially fed lake surrounded by the awe-inspiring Valley of the Ten Peaks. Its turquoise-blue waters result from glacial silt, creating a stunning visual effect. The Rockpile viewpoint offers an iconic perspective of the lake and its surrounding peaks, including Mount Fay. Visitors can enjoy canoeing on the pristine waters and explore hiking trails, with the Rockpile Trail providing panoramic views. Accessible during the summer months, Moraine Lake is known for its seasonal beauty, and its popularity may lead to visitor restrictions during peak times. This natural gem is a must-visit for those seeking the breathtaking landscapes of Banff National Park.