Waterfall Sightseeing
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Waterfall on the Grassi Lake Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Stone Stairs
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A unique stone stairwell built by Lawrence Grassi when he use to hike the trail when he lived in Canmore, Alberta, Canada
Trail Hikers
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Some people making their way down the stone stairs to a lookout on the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada
Sitting Bench Dedication
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A bench located just off the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada that is dedicated to Lawrence Grassi who was a favorite local hiker in the area.
Lawrence Grassi
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The man the trail was dedicated to who once was a popular local hiker in the Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Sitting Bench
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One of the new sitting benches on the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Base of Waterfall on Grassi Lakes Trail
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Close up of the base of the waterfall located on the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Log Bridge on Trail
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A narrow log bridge crossing a creek on the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Rock Boulder Trail
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Part of the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail located in Canmore, Alberta, Canada follows along rock boulders like this one.
Mountain Blues
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Beautiful mountain views and blue skies while hikng on the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Pipeline Eye Sore
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The only eye sore on the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail is the big pipeline hidden in the forest.
Developed Hiking Trail
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The more developed part of the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail near the rock climbing walls and the aqua blue ponds.
Trail Ponds
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A great view of the aqua blue ponds located at the top of the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Viewing Bench
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A viewing bench located on the more developed section of the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail located near the top next to the ponds.
Climber Hikers
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A pair of climbers are hiking the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail so to access the climbing walls located near the ponds at the top of the trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.