Grassi Lake Trail – Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park
Grassi Lake Trail – Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park
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This family-friendly hike takes you to two crystal-clear, turquoise-coloured mountain lakes, while also passing a waterfall and Alberta's only visible prehistoric reef.
The area was colonised 8,000 years ago by the Stoney Nakoda, Siksika, Blood and Kootenai tribes. The mountains of the Bow Valley are sacred to them. According to…
Last updated: December 9, 2024
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Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park
Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park
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2.23 km
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2.19 km
1.71 km
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Short run to the Grassi Lakes which are well worth a walk. Sporty little challenging - but the nature is great. Arrived at the top experienced a marriage proposal... 😍
Although it's more difficult and strenuous, the Grassi Lakes Interpretive Trail is definitely worth hiking. It offers beautiful views of a waterfall, mountains, lakes, and valleys. A $15.75 day pass is required for Kananaskis Provincial Park, as the Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park is part of it.
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October 7, 2024
This family-friendly hike takes you to two crystal-clear, turquoise-coloured mountain lakes, while also passing a waterfall and Alberta's only visible prehistoric reef.
The area was colonised 8,000 years ago by the Stoney Nakoda, Siksika, Blood and Kootenai tribes. The mountains of the Bow Valley are
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