what are some good ones for a beginner with relatively no gear

Is that lake Louise? Fuck you

>>1072052
thats lake tahoe

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>>1072050
Lake Louise is decent as long as you start really early or really late on week days to avoid crowds. You can connect the 2 main trail and make it a loop.
No gear required, probably the least /out trail you can do but still pretty good views.

>>1072060
>Lake Louise is decent as long as you start really early or really late on week days to avoid crowds.
OR you can also simple walk more than 500 meters away from the hotel and it's also relatively OK, crowdwise (coming from an Euro perspective, though.)
I would really suggest to "do" lake Louise.
Just the sheer absurdity of the whole thing makes it really worth it.

>>1072050
buy gear (50$ a good tent decathlon, 50% a great backpack decathlon, 100$ really good shoes from grisports) go hiking(try NGO's that initiate you first