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Aerial view of Berg Lake, British Columbia, Canada
BC from a bird's eye
Evergreens meet an ever-turquoise lake here in the northern backwoods of British Columbia, Canada. Berg Lake, true to its name, is dotted with icebergs year-round, its aquamarine hue owing to the glaciers that slowly spill into it from the looming Mount Robson. Though you can't see it from this bird's-eye view, Robson is hard to miss for those who trek here: The most prominent peak in the Rockies, it rises more than 7,000 feet from Berg Lake straight to its summit.
BC from a bird's eye
Evergreens meet an ever-turquoise lake here in the northern backwoods of British Columbia, Canada. Berg Lake, true to its name, is dotted with icebergs year-round, its aquamarine hue owing to the glaciers that slowly spill into it from the looming Mount Robson. Though you can't see it from this bird's-eye view, Robson is hard to miss for those who trek here: The most prominent peak in the Rockies, it rises more than 7,000 feet from Berg Lake straight to its summit.
Slowly flowing from one of the Rockies' mightiest mountains, a giant glacier gives this lake a turquoise tint.
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