Fossil Trail Entrance
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The trailhead entrance to the Fossil Hunters Trail in the Dinosaur Provincial Park located northeast of the community of Brooks, Alberta in the Southern Region of Alberta in Canada.
Red Barn
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Exploring the farmlands in the County of Newell we came across this beautiful storybook like barn.
Main Street Browse
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Exploring down the main streets of the community of Brooks, Alberta, Canada.
Downtown Brooks
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Brick building in the downtown core of the community of Brooks, Alberta, Canada.
Downtown Services & Shops
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Shops and services in the downtown centre of the community of Brooks, Alberta, Canada.
Brick Buildings
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Brick is big in the downtown village of Brooks, Alberta, Canada.
Forested Hiking Trail
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A section of the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail which explores along a single track trail through a forest near a ridge looking down on the community of Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Tree Trunks High Stepping
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A section of the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada that is covered in exposed tree roots and rocks making it a prime location for high stepping or sprained ankles.
Resting Bench on Trail
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A resting bench at the top of a steep part of the Grassi Lakes Hiking Trail in Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
Canmore Views
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Views of Canmore, Alberta, Canada and Grassi Lakes from the top of the hikng trail.
Waterfall on Grassi Lake Trail
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The highlight for many who visit Canmore, Alberta, Canada and the Grassi Lake Trail for the first time are the views of the waterfall.
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.