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Rawson Lake – Kananaskis Country – Hiking Alberta
Rawson Lake is a spectacular, winter snowshoe trip. It is classified as moderate, and distance is limited to the near end of the lake. On this day, I am leading a group with the Calgary Outdoor Club . If you are new to Calgary, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alberta, avalanche, avalanche risk, Calgary, Calgary Outdoor Club, Canada, hiking, hikingwithbarry, Kananaskis, Kananaskis Country, Kananaskis Trail, Rawson Lake, Sarrail Creek, Sarrail Creek Waterfall, snowshoe, snowshoe hug, snowshoe trip, TransCanada Highway, Upper Kananaskis Lake
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