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Fossil Falls is located in the heart of Kananaskis Country. The falls are spectacular and among the largest in Kananaskis but hiking to them is difficult. The trail is not well marked or maintained, making it easy to get lost. Our guide contains essential information, photos, a detailed map, step-by-step instructions, and insider tips of how to find the easiest path to the falls. Our route avoids all difficult creek crossings (as seen in the video) and requires minimal bushwhacking. Check out the video of our adventure hiking to Fossil Falls here!
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| SKU: | Fossil Falls Hiking Guide |
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| Category: | Kananaskis |
Fossil Falls – Adventure Statistics
Time Required: 8 Hours
Location: 136km west of Calgary in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
Distance: 20km round trip
Highest Elevation: 1980m
Elevation Gain: 811m
Difficulty: 7/10 – Route finding, rapid elevation gain, and bushwhacking.
Season: June to mid-October
Additional Requirements: N/A
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