After leaving Upper Lake Trail, this is a long, steady climb through a subalpine forest. The trail terminates at a beautiful alpine lake surrounded by mountain peaks and alpine meadows. Check current Alberta fishing regulations.
Open | |
May 25 : Lake still half frozen, stop at the sign ''End of the trail" because of falling rocks . |
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Length | 3.9 km one-way |
Elevation: | 320 m / 1,050 ft |
Type: | Out-and-Back |
Group Size Limit: | 15 (Permit information) |
Summer |
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Trail Map | |
Trail Report: | Peter Lougheed |