Great video, thank you. My wife and I are planning to climb in July 2025, hoping my arthritis will let me anyways. I'm planning to get my cortisone shots about 3 weeks before hand.

I appreciate your work and I enjoyed your videos thank you for posting. I'm visiting Alberta in few days. I. Love to go and visit this beautiful place.

Lovely spot for larches, but eeeek that climb haha.

Thanks for taking us with you, great camera quality too. The colors are excellent.

Greetings again from Scotland. Good call with turning around. A younger version of myself would have done the same, even if I had ice axe and crampons. That kind of snow isn’t so fun on steep rock. Sadly the current version of myself is battling the dreaded lurgy, all while a high pressure system has settled over Scotland for the next few days.

That little bit of snow makes it look so magical.

Fantastic video quality - great views nonetheless!

Another wonderful video. Beautiful, beautiful.... I like Tent Ridge in white as well, but I am worried about the windy climate there. Thank you very much for the clip.

Great video and as I always say know your limit and stay within it, nice trails out that way,

Knowing when to call it is a very valuable commodity Cary...live to hike another day👍

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Still really need to give this trail another go. It's been years since we've been up there.

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Wow have they every changed all that. the steps have all been rebuilt and are twice as wide and railing on the bridges etc. not been there in a long time. i dont tend to do that route i do a more top down approach or if i go up on the shown paths I come back down on riders of Rohan go under the big pipe follow the trail and either turn right back to the top which is my preferred route or head left down riders, that riders trail is a very old trail northern end of the old Oregon trail network and was used by the very early peoples of the area.

Wonderful place ❤❤❤

Views and larches were lovely, but oof that trail lol. Good to see another video. Hope you're doing well Cary!

Hey that’s my doggo at 3:27 😊 nice to meet you that day! Hope you enjoyed your moments. 💕🐕

Fabulous upload my friend well done See you soon be safe thumbs up here 👉🏻👉🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤗🤗

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Now that is somewhere I have not been but should.

Another beautiful larch view. Thank you for sharing the movie clip.

Sorry for the delay in getting this video out, life gets busy sometimes.

Would go hiking with you anytime

Thanks for taking us along on the journey.

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A lovely, gentle video of the Widowmaker. I visited Kananaskis Country back in the 90's with the British Army Adventure Training Unit which was based in Trails End Ranch. Our team was out-posted to Sundance Lodges in tents. Day 1 was Pigeon Mountain. Day 2 was Rundle Bike trek to Banff from Canmore Nordic Centre, returning via the Goat Creek Trail. Day 3 was Heart Mountain Horseshoe Day 4 was bouldering/top rope abseiling. Day 5 was done by a Rafting Company... Jump into the Widowmaker falls (not like it was on your video), rafting down to Stoney Reservation for pick-up. We did this for seven rotations, all the while living in pioneer tents, filling the changeover days with instructor treks like Mount Baldy, Mount Lady Macdonald, Pigeon Mountain to Nakiska, Centennial Ridge walk from it's Kananaskis car park to Dead Man's Flats. The most amazing seven weeks for myself and the other instructors. I'm due to go back now I've retired. Many thanks for your videos ☘️

During the summer, go to Drumheller, drive North on Dinosaur Trail loop (West side of Red Deer river), cross the Red Deer river on the Bleriot ferry (a treat in itself but closed for winter) then explore Horse Thief Canyon. Then continue on back to Drumheller, you'll pass the Royal Tyrrell Museum. Or start at the Royal Tyrrell Museum and go North. If you are able, I highly recommend hiking down into the badlands, but watch out for rattle snakes (rare to see). Do NOT go into the badlands if it has rained or will rain. There could be flash floods and when the soil is wet turns into a very slippery sticky clay making it very difficult to climb back out. Bring plenty of water because in the summer, the temperature can be between 30C to 40C

yellow season thats for sure.

Looks like the Larch are late this year going Oct 5th 2024

Looks relentless for a bit lol. Views the whole time to ease the pain? Gets you higher than it first appears!

Very nice place to visit. Thanks for the video. 👍👍👍👍👍

Awesome as always Cary. Thanks so much.

thanks for sharing. beautiful views. how many km from the trailhead to the first waterfalls? your videos are all worth watching.

Beautiful

Beautiful adventure

I went on Red Ridge August 30. I returned after stepping on a bear scat near buffalo berries at 2300m ( got video on my channel). You guys went to the tarns on the 31st August even with the sign saying that a grizzly charged hikers at the tarns August 29. Wow , how come?

Great video and stunning views. Many thanks for sharing

Your wonderful video serves as my source of next trail to explore. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful ❤️ Looks so quiet on the trail, nice! Pikas always make me think of Pokemon... lol

great video and having watched this i have no idea why i have not done this trail been past there many times. how did i miss this one., I will add this to my next year list I think.

Looked lovely up at the top. And the pikas!! I love them so much! I really wanna go check out that first waterfall. That's probably all I'd make it to anyway haha.

Your videos have given me a huge list of what to do next summer. You’re putting lots of unknown hikes on the map. Thanks for making your videos, covering everything on the trail is really useful. This one will also be on my list!!

I was there just a few days after you! Love your videos, as always. This was definitely one of my favorite hikes this year.

Awesome video - can’t wait until we get there next June to see it in person.

You would not catch me anywhere near the edge of that lol. Paragliding seems like the smart way down!

Wow Cary I was getting vertigo watching your summit segments. What a grunt of a hike😂. Don't know if l have it in me anymore to tackle that. Great video though.

What amazing views from the top ❤. Kinda funny seeing those fancy wooden stairs in K country tho. Lol.

I don't know why I sometimes say, "Here we go!", before we start, and shout "Beauty!" at the top. Anybody knows?

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