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Skiing update for Nov 28

-Pipestone trails. Photo by Chuck.- A number of things to touch on today: Canmore Nordic Centre Bear on Elk Pass – Blueberry Hill First Pipestone report Grooming progress at Lake Louise

Amazing for Nov 5! We ended up with 12 trip reports yesterday which included info on Kananaskis Village, Skogan Pass, Great Divide, Moraine Lake road, Lake O’Hara fire road, Cascade Valley, and West Bragg Creek.

A funny story from last winter

Now here’s a dog who knows how to have fun. I can vividly picture this scenario as described by Alf. All the WBC photos below were submitted at various times throughout last winter by Alf(they aren’t from the day of this event). West Bragg Creek: “But that is not my…

Mid-summer sightings on Goat Creek and Spray River

I’ve biked here a couple times in the past week and had some interesting wildlife encounters. Not anything dramatic

This bison calf has no idea how special it is

Banff National Park posted this birth announcement regarding the first bison calf to be born in Banff’s backcountry in over 140 years…

Bear chases kicksledder on Spray River West(with video)

Update April 19: Story in the Crag and Canyon newspaper Grizzly pursues woman, dogs on Banff trail This was posted by Annette Young on Facebook… Completely shaken but safe, untouched and unharmed….

Typical spring skiing – 20% slower

In mid-winter on cold snow, I can ski the Tyrwhitt loop at an average speed of 9 km/H on my waxable skis. Today, with waxless skis(zeros), on wet snow, I averaged 7.3

Yet another Lynx sighting

Thanks to Alf Skrastins for this photo of a lynx in the Sawmill area of Kananaskis Country. You can see the lynx tracks and more photos of Alf’s ski trip High Rockies Trail Sawmill-Blackshale Welcome to spring! In Calgary, it arrived today at 4:29 a.m.

Saturday night update

-Skogan Pass below High Level junction. Photo by Ray Perrott- I didn’t ski today, so I’m posting some photos from Ray and Mary Perrott’s trip to Skogan Pass.

The Lodgepole Grouse

We haven’t had any reported sightings of the Pocaterra “Killer Grouse” this winter, so I was thrilled to see this guy yesterday on Lodgepole ski trail. We stood there for a few minutes, enthralled with his entertaining antics.

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Skiing update for Nov 28

Confederation Golf Course

A funny story from last winter

Mid-summer sightings on Goat Creek and Spray River

This bison calf has no idea how special it is

Bear chases kicksledder on Spray River West(with video)

Typical spring skiing – 20% slower

Yet another Lynx sighting

Saturday night update

The Lodgepole Grouse

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