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Banff National Park Of Canada

Alberta, Canada
 (3 votes, 4 reviews)

Trails

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Yoho National Park of Canada

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Takakkaw Falls to Yoho Lake circuit
A day hike past Rockies glaciers and their creations - Canada's third highest waterfall and hidden lakes.
Moderate
6.3 mi/
10.1 km
Canada's Emerald Lake, Yoho National Park
Think Lake Louise without the crowds and with better chances of seeing North American wildlife.
Moderate
7.1 mi/
11.5 km
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Takakkaw Falls to Yoho Lake circuit
Takakkaw Falls to Yoho Lake circuit
Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada
 
Moderate: 6.3 miles, Half day
A day hike past Rockies glaciers and their creations - Canada's third highest waterfall and hidden lakes.
Canada's Emerald Lake, Yoho National Park
Canada's Emerald Lake, Yoho National Park
British Columbia, Canada
 
Moderate: 7.1 miles, Half day
Think Lake Louise without the crowds and with better chances of seeing North American wildlife.
Community Trips
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Plain of the Six Glaciers Hike, Canada
by transmorphist on Sep 12, 2007
Eldon, Alberta, Canada
9.1 miles
We hiked from Lake Louise to the Tea House.
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Mount Bourgeau
by scottadams on Jul 17, 2010
Banff, Alberta, Canada
15.3 miles
One of Banff's premier hikes. It's a long trail but not terribly difficult. The trailhead is clearly marked with plenty of parking. Expect to spend at least 7 hours on trail. From the trailhead follow the clearly marked trail to Bourgeau Lake. It can be tempting to stop here but push on along the trail branching to the right. Near the end of the lake the trail will begin to quickly gain altitude...
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Lake Louise Hike
by subindie on Feb 19, 2008
Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada
7.9 miles
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The Fortress - Headwall Lakes & Chester Lake Circuit
by scottadams on Aug 23, 2008
Peter Lougheed Provincial Park - Kananaskis Country, Alberta, Canada
11.5 miles
The Fortress is an intimidating summit when viewed from Highway 40 in Kananaskis. From the east it's nothing but huge vertical rock faces. Fortunately you can pretty much walk right up the backside with only one section of easy scrambling right at the end. We only planned to hike to the Headwall Lakes that day and had no intention of climbing The Fortress. The terrain is just so appealing that it continually drew...
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Mount Rundle, Banff National Park
by bcorrie on Oct 17, 2008
Banff, Alberta, Canada
4.3 miles
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Grotto Creek Trail & Beyond
by soistheman on Jun 03, 2008
Canmore, Alberta, Canada
4.9 miles
Phisical: EasyTechnical: EasyThis is very easy and present hike. Everyone can enjoy. There is not much hills which challenge you. You don't have to have hiking boots and other stuff. You can still hike with sneakers. However bring extra socks because your shoes probably will get wet. This trail can be long. It is as long as 10km. If you decide to go as far as I did, you can. If you...
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Sentinel Pass
by laoatwork on Aug 25, 2006
Eldon, Alberta, Canada
7.0 miles
This was a great trail but required a minimal of 6 persons to hike otherwise 2000 canadian dollars fine.  Click here to see our blog about our trail.
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Wilcox Pass
by konadawg on Oct 09, 2011
Saskatchewan River Crossing, Alberta, Canada
7.1 miles
Wilcox PassAltitude: 2375 m (7792 ft)Location: 52:14:48-117:13:18 52.2467-117.2217 11U 484864 5788501 NAD27: 11U 484863 5788283(16 km N of Castleguard meadows). (1 km E of Wilcox Peak). Prominence (depth) is 509m below Wilcox PeakDescription: Wilcox Pass is a high open pass east of the Icefields Parkway. It is a popular hike with great views of the Columbia Icefield across the valley. There are a lot...
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Moraine Lake, Canada
by transmorphist on Sep 13, 2007
Eldon, Alberta, Canada
2.0 miles
Moraine Lake provides canoes for sightseers.
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Inkpots/Luellen Lake
by zebble on Jun 07, 2008
Castle Mountain, Alberta, Canada
16.4 miles
A nice out and back run from Moose Meadows, past the ever popular Inkpots and into the quiet less traveled backcountry trails leading to lake Louise.

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cchurko
Unbelievable! Unbelievable!
Visited on Jul 25, 2012

by cchurko on Aug 06, 2012
teddflor@gmail.com
an amazing ski trip with great friends
Visited on Mar 14, 2012

by teddflor@gmail.com on Jun 25, 2012
rlswim
Spectacular scenery and great roads!
Visited on Jul 12, 2010

by rlswim on Feb 15, 2011
konadawg
Discover Banff® - Set in the heart of Banff National Park and snugly embraced by Alberta's Rocky Mountains, the little town of Banff boasts a big, worldwide reputation. Its charming streets are abuzz year round due to an annual influx of millions of visitors, and this famous mountain resort town caters accordingly with world-class shopping, dining and accommodation.

At first sight it's apparent why the world is in love with Banff. From the ever-watchful Cascade Mountain to the picturesque Bow River, the community is blessed with a spectacular natural setting, woven with parks, woods and trails. Winter turns the area into a snow sport enthusiast's dream; the Sunshine Village Ski Resort and Norquay attract a global deluge of skiers and snowboarders, while cross-country skiers, snowshoers and ice climbers explore numerous local trails. Banff is an ideal base for hiking and wildlife viewing excursions into surrounding park areas during summer and provides a popular weekend retreat throughout the year with excellent restaurants, day spas and the Banff Upper Hot Springs.

Located only 144 km (90 mi) from Calgary and close to Kananaskis Country, Canmore and Lake Louise, Banff is a convenient and much-loved mountain paradise.

Taken from: Banff Tourism discover Banff National Park

Visited on Jan 01, 2010

by konadawg on Nov 22, 2010

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