Link Creek Trail between the old Volcano Ridge trailhead and Volcano Pass has been re-routed. This blog describes the trail and how it can be used in combination with other trails..
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Gillean Daffern
Where to find Kananaskis Country Trail Guide Volume 1, and some comments about the sad state of MEC’s book department.
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A visit to the northeast end of Gorge Creek Trail the road to check on Link Trail and the state of the Ware Creek trailhead.
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Describes the new start to Three Sisters Creek from Three Sisters Mountain Village in Canmore. The first section is shared with the Highline trail.
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Spring and fall hiking in the Sheep River Area. A short walk to the the first Long Prairie Hill and a visit to the Sheep River with an option to ascend the second foothill and return via a different route.
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Gillean Daffern interviews Alf Skrastins about the early days of the University of Calgary Outdoor Centre, the Foothills Wilderness Journal and his contribution to the development of hiking in Kananaskis Country.
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A lament on the lost art of routing trails, and why we should follow the Powderface Creek pack trail to maintain the tread.
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A spring hiking loop taking in undesignated trails up Mesa Butte and finishing with Curly Sand Trail.
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“Rogue trails? Why it is so important to use the right words in describing K Country trails. The term is downright unfriendly and should be nipped in the bud before it spreads like a virus. Is there something wrong with the word “undesignated”?
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A report of the Kananaskis Country Trail User’s Group Meeting, February 10th, 2010.
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