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Category Archives: Best Hikes
5 Great Snowshoe Trips – Kananaskis – Hiking Alberta
In my world, snowshoeing is an outstanding sport. It offers great exercise in cool, crisp air with spectacular and unique mountain vistas. I have assembled the following sampling of snowshoe trips in Kananaskis Country west of Calgary, Alberta. They range from beginner … Continue reading →
Posted in Best Hikes, Kananaskis Country, Snowshoe
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Tagged Alberta, Black Prince Cirque, Canada, Chester Lake, Elephant Rocks, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, Hogarth Lakes, Kananaskis, Kananaskis Country, Rawson Lake, rummel lake, Smith-Dorrien Trail, snowshoe, Warspite Lake
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Ten Sensational Hikes from hikingwithbarry – Volume 2
Upper Antelope Slot Canyon – Page – Hiking Arizona To say the Upper and Lower Antelope Slot Canyons are hikes, is a stretch. They are more like guided excursions but the experience is phenomenal. Try to book times when the sun … Continue reading →
Posted in Best Hikes, Miscellaneous
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Tagged Alberta, Arizona, B.C., Bow Valley Corridor, British Columbia, Butch Cassidy, Butch cassidy trail, Calgary, Cameron Fire Lookout, Cameron Lookout, Canada, Canmore, Crowsnest Pass, Garden Wall, Glacier National Park, Grand Canyon, Grandview Trail, Highline Trail, hiking, hikingwithbarry, Kananaskis, Kananaskis Country, Kootenay National Park, Lower Antelope Slot Canyon, Montana, Mount Burke, Mount Sir Donald, Page, Rats Nest Cave, Red Canyon, Rogers Pass, Stanley Glacier, The Pod, Upper Antelope Slot Canyon, Utah
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Ten Sensational Hikes From hikingwithbarry – Volume 1
Valued readers have asked me to name my best hikes. A few follow which I consider to be phenomenal experiences. All are reasonably aggressive and none would be recommended as season openers. Selections are from posts within this blog and I have provided links … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alberta, Angel's Staircase, Asulkan Valley, Banff National Park, British Columbia, Calgary, Canada, Centennial Ridge, Crowsnest Pass, Duchesnay Lake, Eiffel Lakes, Fairy Falls, Glacier National Park, Grinnell Glacier, hiking, hikingwithbarry, Imperial Geyser, Kananaskis Country, Larch Valley, Laughing Falls, Montana, Mount Allan, Perley Rock, Point Lace Falls, Ribbon Creek, Rogers Pass, Sentinel Pass, Swiftcurrent Pass, Takkakkaw Falls, Turtle Mountain, Twin Falls, Wenkchemna Pass, Wind Valley, Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park, Yoho National Park
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Great Hikes in Crowsnest Pass – Hiking Alberta
The Crowsnest Pass, established in 1979, is composed of a series of small towns born from the coal mining industry near the beginning of the 20th century. From east to west, within just a few short kilometres, the short string of small towns are … Continue reading →
Posted in Best Hikes, Crowsnest Pass, Miscellaneous
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Tagged Alberta, Bellevue, Bellevue Mine, Blairmore, Canada, Coleman, Crowsnest Pass, East Kootenay Power Plant, Frank, Frank Slide Interpretive Centre, Grassy Mountain, Greenhill Mine, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, Hiking the Historic Crowsnest Pass, Hiking the Southern Rockies, hikingwithbarry, Hillcrest, Hillcrest Mine, Lille, Lundbreck, Lundbreck Falls, Rocky Mountain Books, Star Creek, The Pod, Turtle Mountain
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10 Great Hikes in Kananaskis Elbow – Hiking Alberta
If you are looking forward to hiking to the mountains, this article presents a few great early season hikes within easy access of Calgary, Alberta. Hwy 22x, along the bottom of Calgary, provides quick and easy access to Kananaskis Country. Past the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alberta, Beaver Flat, Bragg Creek, Canada, Elbow Loop, Elbow Valley Trail, Elbow Valley Visitor Information Centre, Forget-Me-Not Mountain, Fullerton Loop, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, Ice Cave, Ings Mine, Kananaskis, Kananaskis Country, Moose Mountain, Nihahi Creek, Powderface Ridge, Prairie Mountain
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