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Lovely short hike passing waterfall, two lovely lakes, amazing rock forms and even some Indigenous glyphs. There are a fair number of stairs and you may either enjoy yourself climbing or watching others scale the rock faces. Weekday made it livable as crowds usually inundate the place.
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Trail is marked fairly well, a couple times we made it off the trail. Moderate hike, not too technical. Extremely windy (as the name says) but beautiful views
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We hiked from Dead Man’s Flats to Ribbon Creek day-use area and it was well worth it.
The views are amazing and the rock gardens are out-of-this world.
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Up and down from the highline trail UP: Ship's Prow Creek; Down to the Three Sisters Creek. Down trail is less steep and beautiful in the spring as it gets the sun.
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Its been redesigned with three sets of suspending stairs and clear steps and routes, just awesome! Go early or late to avoid crowds at this busy spot
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The wildflowers were abundant and little snow remained on June 23, 2020.
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Was definitely a challenging hike ! Not for beginners. Still beautiful and really was a journey. Really rocking with great water features. Took us 10 hours because we lost the trail being so early and the amount of snow that was still left. Last 3 kms is very steep and shaley.
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Trail is dry. Seasonal closure of West Wind Valley is in effect until June 15.
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Canmore's most popular scramble lives up to its reputation and is accessible early in the season.
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Took the Direct Route up and the ACC Route down, both are steady, steep climbs, with reasonably easy trail finding and minimal exposure. The final few hundred metres is over large talus. The ridgetop is wide and comfortable to hike along. We got caught in a short burst of heavy winds and rain on the ridgetop, where there is NO WHERE to get shelter. Check forecasts before your hike to make sure you aren't caught in a thunderstorm up high.
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