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Heim / Alberta / Rocky Mountain Region - Alberta, Canada / Canmore, Alberta / Kananaskis Country - Alberta, Canada / Spray Valley Provincial Park - Near Canmore, Alberta, Canada 52
Recreation destination, day use areas and wildlife in Kananaksi Country in Alberta, Canada
Wedge Pond Bonding Moment
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Quality family time at Wedge Pond in the Spray Valley Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada.
Kananaskis River
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Crashing white water rapids on the Kananaskis River as you cross the suspension bridge on the trail.
Hiking Trail in the Trees
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The more level, less rugged section of the Galatea Trail as it explores a forest
Forested Galatea Trail
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Galatea Hiking Trail complete with exposed tree roots and rocks exploring the forest, leading to Lillian Lake.
Family Time on Wedge Pond
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Children enjoying swimming and picnicking at Wedge Pond in the Spray Valley Provincial Park.
Lillian Lake
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Views of the alpine lake as you approach.
Fly Fishing
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Fly fishing from the shore of Lillian Lake
Log Bridge
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One of the many foot bridges on the Galatea Trail which criss cross over creeks and rivers.
Biking to Wedge Pond
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Biking to Wedge Pond on the paved Evan Thomas Trail is a popular activity for families. The views are amazing.
Hiking Trail and the Kananaskis River
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Hiking trail leading to the suspension bridge crossing the Kananaskis River.
Foot Bridge
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Hiking trail crosses the creek over a wooden foot bridge
Snow Line on the Galatea Trail
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EH Tourism hiking the Galatea Trail to Galatea Lake above the snow line.
Group Campground
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Wilderness campsite for backpackers with fire pit, picnic tables, firewood and food cache.
Waterfall
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A waterfall display on the Galatea Trail while crossing one of the many foot bridges.
Campsite Map
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Lillian Lake map for the location of the wilderness campsites in the region around the lake.