RED ROCK CANYON
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Red Rock Canyon is a great hike for the entire family. There is a popular trail around the perimeter of the canyon that is well maintained, has little elevation gain, and gives spectacular views of the colorful rock. On a hot day the creek in the canyon is a popular place for kids to cool off and play in the water. If you are looking for a slightly more adventurous hike you can venture up the canyon through the creek. A quick 1km side trip from the south point of the canyon trail takes you to the scenic Blakiston Falls Lookout Point. Check out the video of our adventure hiking Red Rock Canyon here!
Check out the ONLINE VERSION of our Red Rock Canyon Adventure Guide or click the button below for a downloadable PDF.
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Red Rock Canyon – Adventure Statistics
Time Required: 1-2 Hours
Location: 18 km from Waterton on Red Rock Parkway.
Distance: 3.5km round trip
Elevation Gain: 184m
Difficulty: 3/10 – Family friendly trail
Season: June to mid-October
Additional Requirements: N/A
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