Where to Backcountry camp near a waterfall
Hey Guys,
does anyone have any suggestions for back country camping by a waterfall somewhere within a 150-200km (to trail head) of calgary or same distance around red deer. looking at 1 or two night-er not scared of a hard hike in. any suggestions welcome. This forum has always come up with the goods for me in the past! thanks guys! thanks! |
Takakkaw Falls area.
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Yes Takakaw falls near Field BC in Yoho national park. Absolutely stunning spot.
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You could hike up to Twin Falls from Takaka Falls too. Bit more remote.
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Ruby?
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I was out by Mundare and son ma gun..... ducks , geese, all kinds waterfoul around over there.
If you want to camp beside nice waterfoul you go by Mundare...real nice Waterfoul around there. |
Park @ the south gates to Highway 40, 6-7 km hike into Cat Creek falls. Maybe not the best choice if you aren't somewhat bear savvy.........:thinking-006:
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Ribbon creek/falls, about 11km into falls, do a bit of a scramble with help from chains by the falls and camp above at the lake, pretty flat up the creek until you get to the falls so not too bad
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thanks everyone! ill take a look at them all
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Here's another not many see and it's within a km of #940
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Worth the hike though!!! |
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Is that code for something else...... :scared0015: |
Always Crescent Falls, west of Nordegg. None of those in the Park restrictions.
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I always enjoyed the Waiporous Creek. A lot of people camp on the south side of the river, but if you park and walk upstream a bit you can get away from the crowds pretty easily. It's beautiful too.
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