Porcupine Creek has a wooden bridge crossing at this point. If you are headed to Porcupine Ridge and want to avoid crossing the rivers several times, do not cross the bridge, but follow the river’s shore to the south for about 650 meters. The river splits and continues along the Porcupine Ridge Trail after this junction.

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1. Porcupine Ridge — Elbow-Sheep Wildland Provincial Park

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2. Midnight Peak to Midday Peak – Porcupine Creek Crossing loop from O'Shaughnessy Falls

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05:33

990m

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Location: Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada

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Porcupine Creek Crossing

1. Porcupine Ridge — Elbow-Sheep Wildland Provincial Park

2. Midnight Peak to Midday Peak – Porcupine Creek Crossing loop from O'Shaughnessy Falls

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