Num-Ti-Jah Lodge Review
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Families will love:
- Gorgeous views of Bow Lake
- Onsite family dining
- Seasonal activities for families
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Num-Ti-Jah, built by Jimmy Simpson, one of the region's early guides, dates to the 1920s. Several expansions later, the log lodge has 25 rooms, but still retains its rustic funkiness. There are large stone fireplaces, mounted moose heads on the walls and simple (often small) rooms. A few can accommodate two adults and a child. Block out the parking lot that fronts gorgeous Bow Lake so that you can enjoy the water's from the lodge.
Written by Candyce H. Stapen
Family Interests
- Bicycling
- Hiking
- Skiing
- Water Sports
- Horseback Riding
Family Amenities
- Onsite Dining
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