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Hiking : Grassi Lakes

Canada Alberta Town of Canmore

Map of the trail for Grassi Lakes

Durée

01:59:27

Distance

5.836 km

Dénivelé

256.0 m

Located in the scenic area of Canmore, Alberta, the Grassi Lakes hiking route offers a moderate challenge for outdoor enthusiasts. The 5.836-kilometer trail features an elevation gain of 256 meters, making it a rewarding adventure for hikers looking to immerse themselves in nature.

Starting off at the Grassi Lakes Parking area, visitors can easily access the trailhead and embark on their journey. Throughout the hike, hikers will encounter several points of interest. Approximately 2.92 kilometers into the hike, the First Grassi Lake offers a picturesque viewpoint for a well-deserved break. Continuing along the trail, the Second Grassi Lake provides another stunning vista at around 2.88 kilometers from the start.

Midway through the hike, hikers will come across informative signposts and benches that offer a chance to rest and learn about the area. Additionally, the trail is dotted with natural water features, adding to the serene ambiance of the surroundings.

Although the route is an out-and-back trail, approximately 2.75 kilometers from the start, a waterfall awaits off the main trail for those looking to explore a bit further.

As with any outdoor adventure, hikers are advised to bring an adequate water supply, wear appropriate footwear, and check the weather forecast before setting out. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a beginner, the Grassi Lakes hiking route promises a memorable experience in the heart of the Canadian Rockies.

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