Some lakes, known to make a greater range of sounds, are often referred to as “singing lakes”. Check out the account of our own Kananaskis Country singing lake. Know of any other singing lakes in Kananaskis Country?
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Kananaskis Valley
A new trail has been built between the Old Mill Road and Lusk Creek. It serves as both an interpretive trail and as a new start to Baldy Pass trail.
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Describes a short hike up Horton Hill off Hwy 40. Good for fall and early spring.
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An easy 2.6 km hike/scramble in Kananaskis Valley (suitable for strong hikers) with a solid height gain of around 914 m (3,000) to a fabulous viewpoint.
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Information on two trails in the Wedge area of Kananaskis Valley: one up the north ridge of The Wedge, the other the descent route from the McKay Hills.
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A short, steep and somewhat rough unofficial hike in the Ribbon Creek area for the adventurous waterfall lover at its best during snowmelt or after rain.
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Logging has finished in the Lusk Creek area and the trails are open once more, but there are changes you should know about.
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A short walk to the Powerline Beaver Ponds south of Mount Lorette to watch the antics of the herons who nest there each year.
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Description of a hike or snowshoe up Evan Thomas Creek to two areas of frozen waterfalls used by ice climbers.
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Trail to Troll Falls. Can be hiked, skied or snowshoed depending on conditions.
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