Twin Falls Tea House National Historic Site
When train whistles first blew through the Rocky Mountains in the early 1900s, the Canadian Pacific Railway built grand hotels, rustic lodges and backcountry chalets amid some of Canada’s most spectacular natural landscapes. Stop at the historic log building while day-hiking to enjoy its rustic architecture and breathtaking views of the dual cascades of Twin Falls.
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About
Built in the early 1900s by the Canadian Pacific Railway, Twin Falls Tea House National Historic Site is a welcome stop for hikers in the Yoho Valley.
Plan your visit
View side-by-side cascades above Twin Falls Tea House National Historic Site on a day hike. Contact the Alpine Club of Canada for overnight reservations.
Hours of operation
Closed for the season
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