Backcountry Camping in Kootenay National park
East Kootenay G, British Columbia
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Added by Joanna Gregson
Ever wanted to camp near the base of a glacier? Tumbling Creek campground is THE place for you. The white noise from the rushing creek will guarantees a fantastic night's sleep.
Distance: 21 km round tripTrailhead begins at the Paint PotsTraverse multiple bridges, streams, valleys & waterfalls. A photographer's paradise!
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