Camping in the Canadian Rockies an account of camp life in the wilder parts of the Canadian Rocky mountains, together with a description of the region about Banff, Lake Louise, and Glacier, and a sketch of early explorations.

"Camping in the Canadian Rockies" by Walter Dwight Wilcox is a historical travelogue where the author recounts his camping trips in the Canadian Rockies during the late 1800s, vividly portraying the stunning scenery of Banff, Lake Louise, and Glacier and also recounting details around the early explorations of the region. Wilcox aims to ignite a sense of wonder in his readers with detailed descriptions of natural beauty paired with tales of adventure, using Banff as the central hub for the exploration of the surrounding majestic peaks and sharing historical context from early pioneers like Sir George Simpson and Rundle, capturing the exciting atmosphere amidst the hustle of new tourists. The author focuses on describing the geographical makeup of Banff, setting the scene for an immersive journey into nature’s untamed beauty.