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The Saskatchewan River crossing, the name comes from a time when fording the river on horseback was the challenge tourist faced. For 100 years before that the North Saskatchewan River provided a major east-west canoe highway for the fur trade....
Now a hotel and restaurant serves the need of a weary traveler...
Icefields Parkway Banff National Park.
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