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Ravens End Hike

Ravens End, formerly known as Yam Shoulder, is a partial hike through the forest to the base of where the majestic rock features of Mount Yamnuska begin.

Troll Falls Hike

Troll Falls is a gentle and short hike that is suitable for all levels of hikers and provides a nice outing to a series of picturesque waterfalls in a serene setting.

Rummel Lake Hike

Rummel Lake is one of our standard winter hikes, as it's a pleasant stroll through the forest to the lake with the picturesque backdrop of Mount Galatea.

Commonwealth Creek Snowshoe

Commonwealth Creek is always a nice gentle and scenic outing however we did have about six inches of fresh which increased to two feet in the upper valley, so it was a great 'shoe'.

San Pancho Trip

This was our fifth time to San Pancho and we always enjoy seeing some of our local friends, meeting new people and discovering new food joints.

Mount Kidd Lookout

Mount Kidd Lookout is an easily accessible trail from the Kananaskis Village area that offers amazing views of the area but is a very steep grunt to the top.

Prairie Mountain Hike

Prairie Mountain is relatively close to Calgary and hence is very busy, but it's a good workout with some spectacular sweeping views of the prairies and Kananaskis range.

Canyon Creek Peaks Hike

Canyon Creek Peaks is a beautiful set of unnamed peaks near Calgary that is an easy stroll for the first couple of km and then ascends sharply to the first set of peaks.

Jumpingpound Summit Hike

Jumpingpound Summit is a relatively easy hike that typically offers panoramic 360 degree views but we had a snowy day with limited visibility.

Belmore Brown Hike

Belmore Brown is a spectacular hike in an area in a largely undiscovered area on the eastern edge or the Kananaskis Valley.