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Porcupine creek and Baldy pass

We finally took Tessa for her traditional birthday hike to porcupine creek yesterday. She turned eight on July 8, but until a few days ago, the trail was closed

Rows and flows of angel hair

– Eating lunch among the clouds on Grassi knob – With apologies to Joni Mitchell, this is one hike which will stand out as one of the most memorable for me.

-Peering down from the top of Yamnuska- One of the first prominent mountains you’ll see on the north side of the highway when driving towards Canmore and Banff is this one. I’m happy to report the Yamnuska trail is in excellent condition, accessible from the 1A

Most of Kananaskis country is closed

Update Jun 28: Volunteers required to repair trails at Canmore Nordic Centre At first I thought the Command Centre trailer was one of those book trucks that sell books like The Best Hunting Rangefinders of 2018 Reviewed: The Definitive Guide, but no such luck. I drove to Sibbald Flats today, one…

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

Windtower Mountain

When you drive the 30K stretch of the Trans Canada Highway between the Hwy #40 turn-off(I now call it Casino corner) and Canmore, how many peaks can you look at and say you’ve been on? I just added one more

Lady MacDonald teahouse hike

Update June 24, 2013: The access trail to Lady MacDonald has been washed-out in the Cougar creek flooding. Update June 13, 2013: “The provincial government has plans to demolish the long-abandoned teahouse,

Larches at Nipika

Lyle Wilson from Nipika Mountain Resort was reading my posts about the larch trees, and sends this email: “If people want to wander in larches

Fall colours in the mountains – more possibilities

Update Sep 24: “For the second year in a row, RCMP and Parks Canada officials were forced to temporarily close the road to a popular Banff National Park hiking area because of traffic and parking chaos

Is this legal?

I encountered two hikers who were loaded down with antlers which they had collected in Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park in K-Country.

Category: Hike

Porcupine creek and Baldy pass

Rows and flows of angel hair

Yamnuska hike/scramble

Most of Kananaskis country is closed

Venturing out after the flood

Windtower Mountain

Lady MacDonald teahouse hike

Larches at Nipika

Fall colours in the mountains – more possibilities

Is this legal?

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