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Random Friday
It’s Friday October 16th, another Random Friday, another Fall season in full force! Leaves turning such pretty colours, cooler breezes in the air. Next the snow will fly, but hopefully not until well into
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On the Way to Lineham Falls
A few more pics to show you as I made my way to the spectacular Lineham Falls. Apparently there are a couple of tiny lakes that feed the falls, but it doesn't look like one can hike up there, either that
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Pristine Mountain Trails
The trails on the way to Lineham falls were pristine and easy to follow. Some of the best manicured trails inside Waterton Lakes Park actually. Sometimes you encounter trails with excessive roots, which
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Trek to Lineham Falls
The first planned hike during my Waterton Lakes Park stay was to Lineham Falls. I had been looking forward to this one for about a year actually! Orginally I had considered doing it the year before, but
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Cracks.
The beauty of crack. Old Industrial building.
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Lineham Falls Hike
Moving on from Cranbrook’s community forest to a hike inside Waterton Lakes park, Alberta. This is the next adventure my life takes. July vacation started here in Waterton Parks, and I had my eye on doing
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Warm Down Hike
A couple more captures as we made our way around the Cranbrook Community’s Forest. Some decent views from this short hike. On the opposite side of the forest you can take the higher elevation route to
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Kettle Lake
The Cranbrook Community Forest is home to a few different lakes and ponds. This one is called Kettle “lake”, arguably more of a large pond than a lake. The hike there only took about a half hour with little
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