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Category Archives: Sibbald Creek
Cox Hill – Kananaskis Country – Hiking Alberta
There are several ways to hike to the top of Cox Hill. The most common route is from Dawson Trailhead on the Powderface Trail via the Tom Snow trail. I choose to take the Jumpingpound Ridge trail further south in … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alberta, Calgary, Canada, Cox Hill, Cox Hill Ridge, Crystal Light, Dawson Trailhead, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, jumpingpound mountain, Jumpingpound Ridge, Kananaskis Country, Moose Mountain, Powderface Trail
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Sibbald Meadows Pond – Sibbald Creek – Hiking Alberta
Sibbald Meadows Pond is an idyllic oasis of peace and quiet, at roadside towards the west end of Sibbald Creek Trail (Hwy 68) and a few kilometres east of the junction with Kananaskis Trail (Hwy 40). The pond is created … Continue reading →
Posted in Kananaskis Country, Sibbald Creek
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Tagged Alberta, Beaver, beaver dam, Beaver Lodge, Calgary, Canada, Canada Geese, Canada Goose, Deer Ridge, Eagle Hill, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, Kananaskis Trail, loon, mushroom ice, red winged blackbird, Sibbald Creek Trail, Sibbald Flat, sibbald flat pond, sibbald meadows pond, ti-jurabi-chubi, TransCanada Highway
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Powderface Trail – Kananaskis Country – Hiking Alberta
Powderface Trail is a 34 kilometre (21 mile) twisting, turning, rollercoaster, gravel road running north-south and linking the east-west part of Sibbald Creek Trail (Hwy 68), in the north, to the east-west Hwy. 66, Bragg Creek access to Kananaskis Country, at … Continue reading →
Posted in Kananaskis Country, Sibbald Creek
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Tagged Alberta, Bragg Creek, Calgary, Canada, dawson trail, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, jumpingpound creek, jumpingpound mountain, Kananaskis Country, mount mcdougall, mount mcdougall memorial, Powderface Trail, prairie creek, Sibbald Creek Trail, Sibbald Flats, transcanada trail
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Ti-jurabi-chubi – Sibbald Creek – Hiking Alberta
Near the end of the Sibbald Lake on Sibbald Flat, across the field from Stop 9 on the Sibbald Flat Trail, reside skeletons of structures created predominantly from poplar and willow branches. This is the site of The Sun Dance Ceremony … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alberta, Calgary, Canada, Deer Ridge, Eagle Hill, hiking, hiking alberta, hikingwithbarry, Sibbald Flat, Sibbald Flat Trail, Sibbald Lake, Stoney, Stoney Nation, Stoney-Nakoda, Sun Dance, Sun Dance Ceremony, Sweat Lodge, ti-jurabi-chubi
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Sibbald Viewpoint – Sibbald Creek – Hiking Alberta
Today, a long-standing mystery will be solved. I have stood at the Sibbald Viewpoint many times, over many years. It is always a beautiful view to the flat grasslands below the ridge, particularly when colours are enhanced by low, morning sun. … Continue reading →
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