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Upper Bankhead, a new trail in Banff

This new trail is a feast for the eyes. Being completely in the open, you are surrounded by spectacular scenery. As a result

Sundance and Healy creek

Sundance canyon offers unparallelled scenery but the trail can have quite variable conditions. After skiing 2.4K you’ll come to the Healy creek

Hmmm…it could be an appropriate title for the last post I ever make on this blog. Not to worry, I’ve got a few Ks(and keystrokes) left in me. It has to do with the “abrupt endings” we’re experiencing this year. Due to the June floods, some of our ski trails…

Bridges in Banff post-flooding update

Intrepid skier and biker Chuck has some good news about the Spray River and Goat Creek trails: “Today I biked from Banff to the Goat Creek trailhead (and back) to see what trail conditions might be like this winter. I was pleasantly surprised. The only remaining difficulty is the bridge…

Goat creek is hazardous for biking

– The small bridge at 4.4K on the Goat creek trail has been seriously damaged – Update Jul 11, 2013: “Parks Canada also plans to repair several trails and bridges, including

Redearth creek is open with some new features

It didn’t take long to construct a new bridge over Lost Horse creek, thereby enabling Redearth creek trail to reopen today to hikers and bikers

Venturing out after the flood

Update Jun 27: All hikers please note the new page on the Main Menu. Please leave a report if you venture out. Hiking after the flood Note: Trans Canada Highway from Calgary to Canmore opened

Moraine Lake and Flint’s Park

If you haven’t checked the photos on Chuck’s trip reports, you’re missing some spectacular sights. MORAINE LAKE Perfectly groomed to the viewpoint and

Cascade Valley

It was -4°C at Lake Minnewanka at 2:30 pm with about 6 – 8 cm of new snow on the Cascade Valley trail. There were decent skier-set tracks and VR45(-2/-8) was giving excellent grip.

Spring skiing

To repeat something I’ve already heard today on the trip reports, “Fabulous! Awesome!” Goat creek received more snow and was trackset again

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Upper Bankhead, a new trail in Banff

Sundance and Healy creek

End of the trail

Bridges in Banff post-flooding update

Goat creek is hazardous for biking

Redearth creek is open with some new features

Venturing out after the flood

Moraine Lake and Flint’s Park

Cascade Valley

Spring skiing

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