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Grass Pass – Kananaskis Country – Hiking Alberta
The hike to Grass Pass begins from the east section of the Sentinel Recreation Area parking lot about 35 KM (21.9 miles) west of Longview, Alberta, Canada, and 3.8 KM (2.4 miles) west of the Kananaskis Country entrance sign on … Continue reading →
Posted in Kananaskis Country
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Tagged grass pass, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, Kananaskis, Kananaskis Country
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Michael’s Creek – Glenbow Ranch – Hiking Alberta
Bow River ice jams in the Narrows of east Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park have cleared and the trail past old Glenbow Quarry is open. The paved path to Michael’s Creek is an excellent bicycle ride. From the parking area it is an … Continue reading →
Posted in Cochrane
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Tagged Alberta, Cochrane, glenbow ranch, glenbow ranch provincial park, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, michaels creek
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Whale Lake – Kananaskis Country – Hiking Alberta
Whale Lake is a tiny, ecologically sensitive oasis in northern Kananaskis Country. On this relatively flat hike, originating from Rafter Six Ranch Resort, interesting ground features alter my original plan, and I morph into my favorite mode of travel, wandering somewhat aimlessly … Continue reading →
Posted in Kananaskis Country
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Tagged Alberta, Canada, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, Kananaskis, Kananaskis Country, rafter six ranch resort, whale lake
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Rafter Six Ranch – Calgary – Hiking Alberta
If I continue along the right branch, from the north end of Stoney Trail, 4.8 KM (3 miles) later I would arrive at the location of an Alberta landmark and historical institution resting in the shadow of Mount Yamnuska. Taking the … Continue reading →
Posted in Calgary, Miscellaneous
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Tagged Alberta, Canada, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, rafter six ranch, rafter six ranch resort
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Stoney Trail – Kananaskis Country – Hiking Alberta
Stoney Trail follows the west shore of Barrier Lake and the Kananaskis River. The trail can be easily accessed off Kananaskis Trail (Hwy 40) at the Barrier Lake exit just south of the Barrier Lake Information Centre. This hike begins by walking west across … Continue reading →
Posted in Kananaskis Country
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Tagged Alberta, Barrier Lake, Canada, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, Kananaskis, Kananaskis Country, Stoney Trail
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