6 hrs hiking time
Day Leader: Steve Whittingham
Transportation Director: Harold Kroeger- Harold.kroeger@hotmail.com306-251-1533
Bus Fare is $25 plus $10 for trips into the National Park, if you don’t have a National Park Pass.
Bus departs from Signal Hill at 7.30am sharp. Parking lot is infront of Winners, Wine and Beyond and Dollarama .Please park in the south east area of parking lot away from the stores.
Biffy Break – Canmore Visitors Centre
Drop-offs – Moraine Lake
Pickup points – Moraine Lake
NB due to the volume of vehicles the bus MAY NOT remain at Moraine Lake BUT will return to Moraine Lake for the pickup
Please check the weather forecast to ensure you are dressed appropriately!
Registration begins at 6:00 PM on the Thursday preceding the trip and ends at 6:00pm
on the Tuesday before the trip. Cancellations after 6 pm on Tuesday will have to have to
pay the Bus Fare.
The bus will be cancelled if there are fewer than 40 registrations.
Bear Spray and hiking poles MUST be stored under the bus. Please label any Bear
Spray and hiking poles with your name. There is a box for Bear Spray in one of the bins.
Please choose an activity option before pressing ‘Register’. Click on the
Option/Locations below to get more details of each hike and a link to a trail map.
Please contact the Day Leader to volunteer to lead a hike or to request a specific
hike.
Please note that because of the unpredictable weather patterns all trips are
subject to change as necessary!
NB CONSOLATION LAKE C option
Please note there are two short rocky sections on the trail, one at the beginning and one just before the first lake that some may find a bit of a challenge. In total the rocky sections make up a small portion (200-300 m) of the 3 km trail to the first lake. The section of boulders just before the first lake can be mostly avoided by walking close to the creek. The use of hiking poles can help assist with balance on these sections for those that may feel a bit unsteady. But hikers should avoid using the hand loops in rocky terrain in case a pole gets stuck between rocks.