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    • Crowsnest Pass, Alberta

      Hike Turtle Mountain

      4.3 mi / 3051.2 ft gain
      Turtle Mountain will make any hiker work for the reward at the end of the trail. While it offers panoramic views of the valleys and mountains surrounding it, as well as a aerial "looking down upon" view of the famous Frank Slide - the hike even takes you to the top of the mountain above the slide...
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    • Pincher Creek No. 9, Alberta

      Scramble Table Mountain near Pincher Creek

      6.2 mi / 2296.6 ft gain
      The trail starts at Beaver Mines Lake Campground.From the town of Beaver Mines, take route 774 South to the well marked Beaver Lakes campground turn off. Drive to the end of the camp where you will see a trail head sign board. The trail starts beside the parking sign (A second trail at the end of...
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    • Fernie, British Columbia

      Hike the Mountain Lakes Trail (Heiko's Trail)

      5.0
      14.9 mi / 6889.8 ft gain
      Finished in 2003 by Fernie legend Heiko Socher, Mountain Lakes Trail (aka Heiko’s Trail) is about as good as it gets. This hike is not for the inexperienced hiker. You are way out in the backcountry with little to no other human contact. This is grizzly bear and cougar country so make sure to bri...
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    • Fernie, British Columbia

      Hike through Mount Fernie Provincial Park

      4.0
      2.5 mi / 65.6 ft gain
      Fernie is a well-known destination for outdoor rec activities, from resort skiing to backcountry touring to hiking and mountain biking. Going for a short winter hike might seem like the least exciting thing you could do, but as a break from the regular nine-to-five, it provides a perfect reconnec...
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    • Waterton, Alberta

      Hike Mount Lineham

      I’ve heard a lot about the hiking in Waterton and the stunning scenery, but I never really bought into it from the pictures alone – I’m glad I finally took the opportunity to find out for myself. Mount Lineham is a short extension of Lineham Ridge, and while it might not eclipse the views from th...
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    • Estes Park, Colorado

      Hike to Bear Lake, BC

      4.0
      5.6 mi / 1699.5 ft gain
      Start your hike at 6,100 feet elevation at the parking lot. The first section of the trail will take you through the forest on a rather steep trail. After half a mile keep left on the main trail that leads you away from the creek. Watch your step, the gully you're walking in can be slippery at ti...
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    • Waterton, Alberta

      Backpack the Alderson-Carthew Trail

      5.0
      12.4 mi / 4101.1 ft gain
      Take the Akamina Parkway in Wateron Lakes National Park to its terminus at Cameron Lake. Your hike will start from here. If you’re through-hiking either drop another vehicle off at Cameron Falls in the town site, or be prepared to hitch a ride back to Cameron Lake, due to heavy traffic this is ...
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    • Flathead County, Montana

      Boulder Pass Trail: Kintla Lake to Boulder Pass

      35.06 mi / 5600 ft gain
      Glacier National Park is often touted as one of the best places in the whole USA when it comes to hiking and backpacking, natural scenery and wildlife encounters. With tons of trails to choose from (over 700 miles at last count), it can obviously be tough to decide where exactly you want to explo...
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    • Waterton, Alberta

      Hike Bear's Hump, Waterton Lakes NP

      4.7
      1.7 mi / 738 ft gain
      The trailhead is located at the Visitor Center of Waterton Lakes National Park. The trail is very well maintained, but know that the elevation gain is quick - in less than a mile you gain 738 ft. Roundtrip is 1.7 miles and is totally worth the short but strenuous hike.When you reach the top there...
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    • Waterton, Alberta

      Stargaze at the Top of Bear's Hump

      1.7 mi / 656.2 ft gain
      Bear's Hump is one of the shortest hikes in Waterton Lakes National Park.  Fortunately, it also offers one of, if not the best, views of the small mountain town of Waterton and surrounding peaks.  At 2.8 kilometres and 200 meters of elevation gain round trip, this hike can be done in about an hou...
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    • Flathead County, Montana

      Kintla Lake Campground

      * The road to this trailhead/lake is closed during the winter.  Kintla Lake is one of the lesser explored lakes in Glacier National Park. Located on the west side of the park, it is accessible via an unpaved road from the Polebridge Ranger Station. From the Ranger Station, take a LEFT and contin...
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    • Waterton, Alberta

      Explore Cameron Falls

      Located on the west side of Waterton townsite in Waterton Lakes National Park is the iconic waterfall Cameron Falls. Probably one of the most photographed waterfalls in Waterton due to its accessibility The waterfall is practically right off of the road/bridge with easy parking right next to it. ...
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    • Arrow Creek, British Columbia

      Hike or Bike to Fish Lake

      3.7 mi / 500 ft gain
      Top of the World Park is located 48 kilometres northeast of the village of Kimberley, access is via White Swan and Lussier Forest Service Roads, and extreme caution must be exercised at all times while travelling these roads. The access route is normally passable from late May until late October....
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    • Waterton, Alberta

      Hike to Crypt Lake

      4.3
      10.8 mi / 2296.6 ft gain
      The hike begins with a gradual climb through shaded forest, which thins as you progress into the hanging valley. Along the way, you will pass by three amazing waterfalls: Twin Falls at 3.5km (2 mi), Burnt Rock Falls at 5.6km (3.5 mi) and the 600ft Crypt Falls at 8km (5 mi). There is also a 1km (0...
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    • Flathead County, Montana

      Camp Out at the Hornet Lookout

      1 mi / 800 ft gain
      Reservations for Hornet Lookout are obtained via Recreation.gov, and can be made up to six months in advance.  Consider a four-wheel or all-wheel drive vehicle with some clearance if available, as the forest service roads aren't always well maintained. Although the hike is short, it is all switc...
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    Camping and Lodging in Crowsnest Pass

    Mt. Wam Lookout Cabin Rental
    Eureka, Montana

    Mt. Wam Lookout Cabin Rental

    Wurtz Cabin
    Flathead County, Montana

    Wurtz Cabin

    Ford Cabin
    Flathead County, Montana

    Ford Cabin

    Guides, Insights and Stories from Crowsnest Pass

    The Benefits of a Winter Road Trip to Waterton Lakes National Park

    The Benefits of a Winter Road Trip to Waterton Lakes National Park

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