Bow Glacier Falls Trail
Point Of Interest
5 from 9 users
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Bow Glacier Trail, Improvement District No. 9, Alberta
Description
At the base of Bow Glacier Falls, amid the spray and roar, you can witness the birth of a river. The Bow River, part of western Canada's largest watershed, begins as meltwater tumbling down from the Wapta Icefield.
Length: 4.6 km one way
Hiking time: 3 hour round trip
Elevation gain: 155 m
Trailhead: Highway 93 North, 36 km north of the Lake Louise junction, 400 m down the Num-ti-jah Lodge access road.
No camping or overnight parking allowed.
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Location
Lat: 51.679176 Lng: -116.464524
User Reviews
Fokko
Beautiful hike, very easy! So many nice views! Loved it
www.Abenteuer-Vanlife.de
Beautiful and easy/moderate hike. The track goes around the beautiful Bow Lake and then through the forest and next to a gorge up to the waterfall. In the end the track goes next to a creek (not deep). Wonderful views, we love this hike!
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Turg
Would choose this over a crowded lake Louise or Moraine lake any day! One steep section but what a beautiful and rewarding hike!