JOHNSTON CANYON
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Johnston Canyon is close to Banff and rated as an easy hike. The trail is mostly paved, with railings and bridges, and it takes you on a journey through a stunning hundred-foot-high canyon with beautiful trees, streams and waterfalls. Between Upper Falls, Lower Falls and the Ink Pots, there are lots of beautiful sights to see along the way. Check out the video of our adventure hiking Johnston Canyon here!
Check out the ONLINE VERSION of our Johnston Canyon Adventure Guide or click the button below for a downloadable PDF.
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Johnston Canyon – Adventure Statistics
Time Required: 3-4 Hours
Location: 38km west of Banff
Distance: 11.4km round trip
Highest Elevation: 1440m
Elevation Gain: 330m
Difficulty: 3/10 – easy to follow trail with some elevation gain
Season: Year-Round – May required micro spikes in the winter
Additional Requirements: N/A
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