Lake Louise Wayfinder Field Guide

About Lake Louise:

Known as Ho-run-num-nay by the Stoney Nakoda First Nations, translating to Lake of the Little Fishes it was Tom Wilson in 1882, a Canadian outfitter and guide that discovered the emerald lake. It was renamed to honour Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, fourth daughter of Queen Victoria and Governor General of Canada from 1878 to 1883.

Lightweight, packable, and durable.

About The Wayfinder Company:

‘It is our belief that we are but a small piece of this large world and we will contribute by creating something that improves the outdoor experience - if we can’t create something new and better, we won’t create it. Secondly, we believe a ‘do no harm’ perspective is required, we will tread as lightly as possible on this planet while doing no harm to nature and people.

To give more than we take - we all need a helping hand at some point and we’ll do our best to work with local outdoor initiatives giving back to the places that have already enriched our lives. These beliefs will be a conduit for the Wayfinders of the future, based in an appreciation for the historical Wayfinders who have laid the seeds of exploration, that have inspired us; we want to provide a platform for current and future Wayfinders to live their passions.’