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Kananaskis Fire Lookout

It’s difficult to fathom, but yesterday’s trails were even better today. I headed out from Boulton creek to discover new tracksetting on Whiskey Jack

Heaven

I was contemplating a ski on Skogan pass today, but kept right on going when I reached the village turn-off. After 4 days of being ill, my lungs protested

PLPP, Ribbon creek, Wedge connector

The photos below show nine different trails and the conditions on each. Elk pass, Tyrwhitt, Lookout, Hydroline, Fox creek, Upper lake, Pocaterra, Wedge connector, and Ribbon creek.

Dreaming of this day

Ribbon Creek and Kananaskis Village Six weeks ago, I was biking up to the Kovach Lookout, dreaming about the day

Minister Cusanelli: No user fees

Tourism, Parks and Recreation Minister Christine Cusanelli must have seen the sign, because today she tweeted: “I encourage all Albertans to get outdoors & active. There will be no trail fees for K-Country cross country trails this season or next”. Below, you can read what I had already written about this…

More snow bringing gladness to our hearts at Elk Pass

I was greeted by falling, blowing snow and lots of it in PLPP today. The tracks at Elk Pass were still well-defined thanks to all the nice, kind skiers who were breaking trail

PLPP trails

Elk Pass is in reasonably good early-season condition, as long as you discount the first 200 metres from the trailhead. In fact, the conditions were so nice

Tyrwhitt avalanche

“Trees up to 14 in thick were broken off and tossed like matchsticks…” We don’t usually see avalanches on the trackset trails in Kananaskis. Kananaskis Public Safety has

First day of spring – cold and snowy in PLPP!

Cold and snowy, the best way to usher in springtime in the Rockies, at least if you’re a xc skier. It was a busy day

Pocaterra

When overseas visitors think of the Canadian Rockies, they usually think of Banff. If they are skiers, they usually have

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