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Active Life Alberta Hikes
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items Welcome to Alberta, Canada. This list will guide you to some of the most beautiful hikes in our province. Be sure to check out the Gear section for some of the essentials!
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Gear
Here you will find some of the essentials you will need to enjoy a day of hiking. Be sure to break in your boots, bring lots of water and snacks and ensure you know how to use the bear spray before heading out. You're in BEAR country!
Timberland® Men’s White Ledge Waterproof Hiking Boots help keep your feet dry in rugged style. These leather hikers take on any terrain and look great with your performance hiking gear or with jeans and a tee. And they’re made with responsibly source...
Timberland® Men’s White Ledge Waterproof Hiking Boots
• Performance Fit: No slipping, no bunching, and no blisters • Fine gauge knitting • Fast action wicking • All weather performance: cool in the summer, warm in the winter • Merino wool is fast drying, breathable and odour resistant for all-day comfor...
Darn Tough® Women’s Critter Club Micro Crew Lightweight Hiking Sock
Made with high-performance fabric known for its durabilty, this multipurpose pack can seamlessly trek from arid terrain to lush landscapes. Its sleek and efficient design makes it easy to carry but don't let its compactness fool you—it still holds al...
CamelBak® Octane™ 16 Hydration Hiking Pack with Fusion™ 2L Reservoir
Built with leather and mesh—and made waterproof—this smooth leather hiking boot is inspired by classic mountaineering boots. The lightweight midsole is cushioned yet supportive to keep up with your most ambitious day trips. Responsive, supportive cus...
Columbia® Women’s Newton Ridge™ Plus Waterproof Hiking Boot
This group first aid kit contains an abundance of hospital-quality first aid supplies to meet the needs of seven people headed into the backcountry on adventures of up to two weeks. Inside, you’ll find everything from everyday hiking essentials like ...
Adventure Medical Kits® Mountain Series Guide Medical Kit
A three-section pole to get you out on the trail in comfort, the Trail Sport trekking pole offers reliable support for day-hikes, treks, and backpacking adventures. With an EVA foam grip for superior comfort and moisture management, an ergonomic sing...
Black Diamond® Trail Sport Poles
Easy one-handed operation. The loop handle makes it easy to clip to clothes or pack. Contains 1.1% Capsaicin and .9% Related Capsaicinoids. Works on all bear species to deter bears from attacking humans. Great for Backpacking and Hiking.
Counter Assault Bear Deterrent
Hikes
Here are some incredible hikes in beautiful Alberta. This list has something for all levels of experience.
This popular hike starts with a steep incline until the tree line is reached, and then the views open up to the surrounding peaks and valleys of Kananaskis.
Ptarmigan Cirque
Located in Castle Provincial Park on the edge of the Rocky Mountains, Table Mountain is a steep climb most of the way to the summit but when you see that view you will be so glad you did it!
Table Mountain
Located in my favourite place in Alberta, Banff, Johnston Canyon is a one of the most beloved attractions in the area. Lush forest, overhanging canyon walls and brillian aquamarine water. The lower falls is mostly flat making it accessible for all le... For more of a challenge head up to the upper falls and enjoy the majestic views.
Hike Johnston Canyon
The Badlands of Alberta is truly something to see. Transport back in time to the land of the Dinosaurs. Perched on the edge of a glacier-carved valley, Horseshoe Canyon is not one you want to miss.
Horseshoe Canyon
You won't find a bad hike in Jasper and The Valley of the Five Lakes is one that will blow you away with yes…FIVE lakes. All with their own unique and beautiful colours.
Valley of the Five Lakes
This is my favourite hike in Alberta. There are gorgeous viewpoints along the way with guardrails, plus two suspension bridges, and a scenic boardwalk through a fragile area.
Siffleur Falls Trail Guide - Explore Nordegg & Abraham Lake
Turtle Mountain is one of the top things to do in Crowsnest Pass), If you are up fora challenging trek, this ones for you.
Turtle Mountain Trail, Alberta, Canada - 759 Reviews, Map
There are a number of great trail options starting at Lake Louise, but the Big Beehive a great choice for it's spectacular views.
The Big Beehive, Alberta, Canada - 3152 Reviews, Map
Bear Hump is a short trek straight up Mount Crandell on a well-groomed trail making it accessible to most. This short hike (about an hour) takes you to a spectacular viewpoint over the townsite below.
Bear's Hump
Crescent Falls & Bighorn Canyon in David Thompson Country is another one of my favourites. If you aren't up for the hike you can still enjoy the views by driving up to the viewing platform).
Crescent Falls Provincial Recreation Area