The Tent Ridge Horseshoe hike is not only one of my favorite Kananaskis hikes but one of my favorite hikes in all of Alberta. Hikers climb to 8,000 feet for tremendous views of Kananaskis Country and Banff National Park. Its location down the Smith Dorrien allows for a true wilderness setting if the crowds from …
Picklejar Lakes is one of the most beloved and picturesque hikes in Kananaskis Country. It features not one, but four shimmering alpine lakes! The varied scenery combined with non-technical terrain makes for a compelling journey that can be managed by seasoned and aspiring hikers alike. Spoiler alert, there are no pickles on this hike. Rumour …
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The Smutwood Peak hike is easily one of our favorite hikes in all of the Canadian Rockies. When we set out to tackle Smutwood Peak, we had no idea just how awe-inspiring the views would be in person. Thanks to numerous photos circulating around social media, the Smutwood Peak hike has become increasingly more popular. …
Barrier Lake is one of the most popular lakes in all of Kananaskis and the Barrier Lake hike is a fantastic Kananaskis trail to enjoy. It’s beautiful for one, but you can also reach it in less than an hour from Calgary, as it’s located right after the Kananaskis entrance. Visitors can choose to either …
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East End of Rundle hike is easily one of the most popular hikes near Canmore. It’s also the best effort to reward with breathtaking views of Spray Valley and Ha Ling Peak. Given its proximity to downtown Canmore and relative ease, it sees heavy foot traffic. It’s a beautiful hike that provides visitors with astonishing …
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If you are searching for the best Kananaskis hotels we have you covered! Kananaskis Country is one of the most beautiful places in Alberta. Visitors come from all over the world to enjoy the mountains, lakes, and wildlife here. In between hiking in Kananaskis and paddling on Kananaskis Lakes, you’ll need somewhere to lay your …
Every time we have driven down the Spray Lakes road and passed the unique Mount Engadine Lodge, I’ve always wondered what it would be like to stay there. We figured this year was the year to stop wondering and actually pay a visit to the lodge and glamp for a few nights in their tents …
The Windtower hike is short and rewarding in Kananaskis Country. Located off the Smith Dorrein Highway and remains a favorite in the provincial park. The hike was never on our list, but we crossed it off for one stunning evening hike thanks to a friend’s recommendation. After a fun four hours, I am so happy …
The beautiful Kananaskis Country is located in the foothills of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Kananaskis is home to Provincial Parks, countless hiking and walking trails, bold wildlife, and never-ending opportunities for adventure. There are plenty of hikes in Kananaskis to keep you busy for years, and the best way to experience them is by staying …
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Mist Mountain is one of the tallest mountains in the Kananaskis region and offers a significant objective without any technical mountain climbing. There are several routes up to the peak of Mist Mountain with many varying degrees of difficulty. The most straightforward and enjoyable ascent is via the south face and east ridge. This was …