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A water-carved bridge that spans the Kicking Horse River.
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A where impressively preserved ancient undersea creatures give hints about the nature of life. This is the best-known of a group of Burgess sites; see Paleontology#Burgess Shale..
The Shale is very well-protected, and if you want to see it, you have to be at the Fields visitor centre by 7:30AM; it's a 7-hour guided hike.
A beautiful glacier fed lake.
From here you can see the trains exit and enter the spiral tunnels simultaneously.
At 384 m (1260 ft) this is the second highest known waterfall in Canada. Many hiking trails begin from the base.
National Historic Site of Canada. Narrow pass with an interesting rail history.