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
Big Horn Sheep
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Big Horn Sheep wandering the forest trails in the Spray Valley Provincial Park in Kananaskis Country in Alberta, Canada.
Cattle Mural
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A cattle mural painted on the side of a downtown building in the community of High River, Alberta, Canada.
Mountain Biking
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Some kids enjoy the easy paved pathway called the Evan Thomas Trail in Kananaskis Village.
Forested Galatea Trail
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Galatea Hiking Trail complete with exposed tree roots and rocks exploring the forest, leading to Lillian Lake.
Chaulk it up to Climbing
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Mountain climber on the rock walls located on the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail located in Canmore, Alberta, Canada in Kananaskis Country.
Lunch Time on the Bow River
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People enjoying the sunshine on the banks of the Bow River during their lunch hour in the community of Canmore, Alberta.
Mountain Climbers
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A pair of climbers working their way up the rock wall which is located on the Grassi Lakes Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Kananaskis River
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The Evan Thomas Trail and the Kananaskis River near Kananskis Village in Alberta, Canada.
Grassi Lake
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One of the two ponds (lakes) located on the Grassi Lakes Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Staging Area for Horseback Riding
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Horse trailers unload the horses in preparation for a day of horseback riding in Kananskis Country.
Mountain Climber
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The climber is checking his route and looking for a good route to continue his climb up the rock face on the Grassi Lake Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Trail Hiking in the Forest
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Hiking the forested section of the Ha ling Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada
Terrace Trail Directional Signs
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Trail signs providing directions for the Kananaskis Village trails.
High Stepping Tree Roots on Ha Ling Trail
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High stepping tree roots and exposed boulders in the forest before reaching the tree line and the shale rockwall of the Ha Ling Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.