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Mt. Rundle is an iconic peak in the Canadian Rocky Mountain range located east of the town of Banff in Alberta, Canada. Rising some 3,504m (11,500 ft) into the sky, the grey and white quartzite peak contrasts against the blue sky and surrounding greenery. It is a popular destination for hikers, with trails of varying difficulty leading to the top of the mountain.

For photographers, the attraction is the 180-degree panoramic view of the mountain valley, cascading ridges, and eerily blue lake waters below. The peak is visible from the Trans-Canada highway, making it a popular spot to take photos of the alpine landscape. In spring and autumn, the golden foliage on the side of the mountain creates a beautiful contrast with the granite. There is something for everyone, from landscape photographers to thrill seekers to nature lovers.