Dec 2nd, 2012, 09:12
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"Althogh some consider forcefulness and persistance to be two traits desirable to the same degree, I think that making a violent effort is much less useful than maitaining a steady one."
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Dec 3rd, 2012, 11:18
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Grotto Canyon Hiking Trail Difficulty Rating: Light Distance: 4 km return to the waterfall. Elevation gain: 50 metres. Time: 1.5 hours return. Location: From Canmore, drive 14 km east on Highway 1A towards Calgary and the Grotto Mountain trailhead is on the left side. Description: This trail leads up a creek bed into a narrow canyon of gray limestone walls. From the trailhead, go west along the powerline past the Baymag Plant and go right where the sign points into the woods. Follow the creek bed up to the fork at the end of the trail. On the right branch, up 50 metres is a small waterfall, and the left branch continues up the creek bed to a wide valley with hoodoos. You'll want to give yourself extra time for this journey, perhaps another 1.5 hours. |
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Dec 3rd, 2012, 15:12
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Centennial Ridge - North Approach Hiking Trail Difficulty Rating: Very Difficult Distance: 21 km return. Elevation gain: 1400 metres. Time: 12 hours return. This trail is closed from April 1 to June 21 each year for wildlife management. Location: From Canmore, drive 7 km east on Highway 1 towards Calgary and use Alpine Resort Haven exit. The trailhead parking lot is 1.25 km, just before the Resort. Description: At the trailhead follow the road under the Skogan Pass power lines which swings west toward 2 creeks. After the first creek, turn left and follow the road - there are red markers on the south of the creek. It is an extremely steep road which climbs past several coal seams, but it eventually eases after gaining about 500 metres of elevation. The road ends near the treeline and a narrow trail takes you along the slopes of Mount Collembola. The trail continues up a dangerous grassy slope (Use Caution!) where eventually the precipice of Mount Lougheed can be enjoyed. The walk up to the summit of Mount Allan has some of the best views in the Rockies - from Mount Temple up near Lake Louise to the skyscrapers of Calgary. |
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