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Best Hiking Trails in Alberta

Overview

Search hiking trails in Alberta. The best hike in Alberta is Upper Falls via Johnston Canyon Trail, a 3.4 mile out and back trail in Banff National Park.

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Upper Falls via Johnston Canyon Trail
EASY 3.4 mi
Sentinel Pass via Larch Valley Trail
DIFFICULT 6.9 mi
Tent Ridge Loop
DIFFICULT 6.3 mi
Ink Pots Loop via Johnston Canyon Trail
DIFFICULT 7.3 mi
Lake Louise via Plain of Six Glaciers Trail
DIFFICULT 3.6 mi
Mirror Lake via Lake Agnes Trail
EASY 4.6 mi
Boom Lake
DIFFICULT 6.5 mi
The Red Chairs via Valley of the 5 Lakes
EASY 2.9 mi
Mount Yamnuska Loop via Yamnuska Traverse Trail and Yamnuska Ascent Normal
DIFFICULT 5.4 mi
Elephant Rocks via Chester Lake
DIFFICULT 5.6 mi
Grassi Lakes
EASY 2.1 mi
Fairview Mountain via Paradise Valley Trail
DIFFICULT 3.1 mi
Burstall Pass Trail
DIFFICULT 10.3 mi
C-level Cirque Trail
DIFFICULT 2.9 mi
Mount Lady Macdonald via Lady MacDonald Trail
DIFFICULT 5.4 mi
South Buller Pass
DIFFICULT 9.7 mi
Mount Temple via Larch Valley Trail
DIFFICULT 9.2 mi
Lower Bertha Falls via Bertha Lake Trail
DIFFICULT 6.4 mi
Rawson Lake
EASY 4.6 mi
Wasootch Ridge
DIFFICULT 9.8 mi
Tower Lake via Rockbound Lake Trail
DIFFICULT 11.8 mi
Mount Sparrowhawk
DIFFICULT 6.1 mi
Lower Falls via Johnston Canyon Trail
EASY 1.7 mi
Moraine lake Loop via Eiffel Lake Tr and Larch Valley Trail
DIFFICULT 9.5 mi
Rundle 1 via Mt Rundle Route
DIFFICULT 4.5 mi
Barrier Lake Loop via Prairie View Track
DIFFICULT 7.3 mi
Baldy Pass Trail
DIFFICULT 5.3 mi
Lake Helen via Helen Lake Trail and Cirque Peak Trail
DIFFICULT 12.3 mi
Lower Rowe Lake via Rowe Creek Trail
EASY 4.9 mi
Angel Glacier via Cavell Meadows Trail and Path of the Glacier Trail
EASY 3.1 mi