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Carthew-Alderson Trail is a long-haul 20 kilometre one-way route exploring mountain peaks and alpine lakes in the Waterton Lakes National Park. The trail is popular for hiking, backpacking, wilderness camping and horseback riding.
Cameron Falls
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A view of Cameron Falls from the Carthew-Alderson Trail in the Waterton Lakes National Park in the southwest of Alberta, Canada.
Trailhead
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An entrance sign to the Carthew-Alderson Trail in the Waterton Lakes National Park in the southwest of Alberta, Canada.
Village Views
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A sneak peek of the Waterton Townsite while hiking on the Carthew-Alderson Trail in the Waterton Lakes National Park in the southwest of Alberta, Canada.
Hiking Trail
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A fence protects hikers from the cliff edge on the Carthew-Alderson Trail in the Waterton Lakes National Park in the southwest of Alberta, Canada.
Deadfall Road Block
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A deadfall tree falls across the trail while we are hiking on the Carthew-Alderson Trail in the Waterton Lakes National Park in the southwest of Alberta, Canada.
Mountain Views
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Some of the amazing mountain views while exploring on the Carthew-Alderson Trail in the Waterton Lakes National Park in the southwest of Alberta, Canada.
Snow LIne
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The hike is just about to get whiter as we explore above the snow line on the Carthew-Alderson Trail in the Waterton Lakes National Park in the southwest of Alberta, Canada.
Hikers
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A family hiking on the Carthew-Alderson Trail in the Waterton Lakes National Park in the southwest of Alberta, Canada.