Pyramid Lake Resort







We had dinner at "Pyramid Lake Resort". We were camping at the Wapiti campground within Jasper National Park. We were so happy to find the restaurant ...some times we just head thinking we want to find the 1st great looking place to try out. & thankfully this was a great pick, check out these views we got to see while eating this fabulous meal. This meal was one of the best meals we had all of our whole Canadian trip. It was a amazing!! 1. appetizer, 2. I had halibut, 3. hubby had elk, and 4. was the pyramid chocolate yummyness. it was delicious!! Are you now hungry? Beth ( :

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Linda Kay said…
Beth, the pictures of the resort are beautiful, and that meal! Wow! I love the little pyramid chocolate dessert. Have a great week, girlfriend.
4/27/15, 9:24 AM
TexWisGirl said…
the lake is beautiful!
4/27/15, 11:17 AM
William Kendall said…
The elk would be delicious. It's a beautiful area.
4/27/15, 11:45 AM
Anonymous said…
Such a gorgeous place and the food looks awesome.
4/27/15, 1:36 PM
Stephanie said…
The food looks so scrumptious especially the dessert. The scenery is beautiful! I never did make it up to Jasper while living in Alberta many years ago.
4/27/15, 2:27 PM
Pamela Gordon said…
Can you believe that we have been there too? About 15 years ago we went to a friends wedding in Jasper and stayed at the Patricia Lake Cottages and Pyramid Mountain was across the lake. The wedding was at a church in Jasper but they went to the lake to have photos taken. It was in October and we woke to snow on the ground one morning. It was beautiful but cold! Your meal looks delicious. Have a good week Beth.
4/27/15, 3:22 PM
eileeninmd said…
Wow, Beth! Pretty scenery and a beautiful. And Yummy food! Sounds like an awesome time! Great shots, enjoy your new week!
4/27/15, 4:48 PM
This N That said…
Yum..Pretty High end camping that you're doing!! The eating part anyhow!!
4/27/15, 6:23 PM
DougPhoto2009 said…
Stellar food presentations. Thanks for sharing.
4/27/15, 8:49 PM
Michelle said…
You pick some beautiful places to visit and the food looks great too!
4/28/15, 6:56 AM
Tanya Breese said…
oh it is beautiful, so is the food!
4/28/15, 2:10 PM
Ruth Hiebert said…
The food looks good,but those mountain scenes,steal the show for me.
4/28/15, 3:20 PM
Linda said…
Looks wonderful!
5/2/15, 10:07 PM
The Greenockian said…
Interesting building!
3/28/21, 4:25 AM
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