カナダの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

The Chalet du Mont Royal dates to 1931. This large building, designed in the French Beaux-Arts style, boasts a spacious interior with murals depicting the history of Montreal under the French regime. Today, the building houses a visitor center with an information kiosk, a snack bar, a souvenir stand, and restrooms. (Visit June 13, 2025) https://www.mtl.org/en/what-to-do/culture-arts-heritage/chalet-du-mont-royal

Cabin Point is the perfect spot to take in wave-lashed shoreline scenery and views of the Juan de Fuca Strait. Take the Coast Trail to Cabin Point for a chance to see seals hunting and ancient volcanic rock that make up the shoreline. There's also an old trapper’s cabin and the Antje Wagenbach memorial bench on the shore.

The Plain of Six Glaciers Tea House is a classic Banff hiking destination and one of the few backcountry tea houses still operating in the Rockies. The teahouse is a rustic log cabin built in 1927, where hikers can enjoy tea, homemade lunches, and baked goods surrounded by towering icefalls and creaking glaciers. The tea house accepts cash only (Canadian Dollars) and can get busy in summer, so arrive early, pack layers for alpine weather, and savor one of the most scenic cups of tea in the world.

A great spot to stop for some tea!

Cozy wooden hut with small supplies (hot drinks, soup, sandwiches, biscuits) provided by very friendly and dedicated staff.

On this site a small self-contained shelter, mainly intended for winter visitors, offers a beautiful peaceful location at Lake Solitaire.

Lake Agnes is a stunningly beautiful alpine lake with surrounding steep mountain walls. It can be a busy place, since there is also the famous Teahouse just at the lake shore. You can hike to Big Beehive and Little Beehive which offers a majestic view of the Continental Divide.

Great view plus an opportunity to cool down in the shade of the building/warm up in the building/satisfy human needs 😃