Rawson Lake Hike, Kananaskis

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We’ve been planning to hike to Rawson Lake for a while now. The last time we came in 2019, they were closing down the trail due to bear activity. This time, the only negative is a lack of sunshine, and rain in the forecast. But we are gonna go for it!

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This is Upper Kananaskis Lake. The trailhead to Rawson Lake is just around the corner.

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This is the Upper Kananaskis Lake perimeter trail. It is a 17km (10 mi) trek. Something we did in 2019. It is long, but rewarding.

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Ice cold glacial water feeding into the Lake.

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A beautiful sound to the ears, the rushing water.

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Water flowing into the Upper Kananaskis lake.

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Today’s destination, Rawson Lake. More photos to come. A Huawei P40 Pro smartphone was used.

Rawson Lake Hike, Kananaskis | Ecency