ロッキー山脈でののおすすめグラベルライド

一度渡ると、広い防火帯の道は、よりテクニカルで根の張った道へと変わり、高山の墓石湖へと続いています。春の雪解けや激しい山の嵐の後には、この渡渉は数時間のうちに浅瀬から危険な激流へと変わることがあります。適切な予防措置を講じてください。

コールクリークは、ファーニー郊外の山々から流れ落ち、エルク川に注ぎ込んでいます。その流れに沿って、1950年代に地元の鉱山が閉鎖された後、放棄された同名のゴーストタウンがあります。

モンタイン ノルディック トレイルは、ファーニー郊外にある多目的トレイルの集まりで、夏はハイキングやマウンテンバイク、冬はクロスカントリースキーに人気があります。ファーニーに非常に近い場所にあるため、通常はアクセスが簡単ですが、冬の豪雪により一時的に困難が生じる場合があります。

This section of the Trans Canada Trail passes through Canmore, offering a journey through both the town’s history and its mountain landscape. Along the route you’ll see reminders of Canmore’s coal mining past, modern neighbourhoods, and areas connected to the 1988 Winter Olympics, when nearby trails hosted cross-country skiing events. The multi-use path is open year-round and used for walking, hiking, cycling, and cross-country skiing in winter. Near downtown, the trail also passes a pavilion celebrating the volunteers and communities who helped build the Trans Canada Trail.

The Trans Canada Trail Information Kiosk is a quick stop where you can check maps, local route details, and nearby trail connections before heading out. It sits right along the pathway, making it an easy spot to orient yourself, plan your next section, or take a short break. A simple but useful waypoint on this stretch of the Trans Canada Trail.

This lookout offers a wide, uninterrupted view of the Bow River with the Three Sisters rising sharply behind it. The mix of turquoise water, forested banks, and dramatic peaks makes it one of the most scenic pauses on the route. It’s an easy stop right off the pathway and a great spot for photos before continuing along the Bow Valley trail network.

Just a short walk from Spray Lakes Road, you’ll reach a rocky shoreline with open views toward Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park, where ski and biking trails wind across the lower slopes. From here, you can clearly see how the park sits beneath the rugged front ranges of the Rockies.

This bridge crosses over the Little Elbow River and connects to many area trails. You can pick up the Little or Big Elbow Trail as well as the Mount Glasgow North Route and Whitehorse Trail.